MLEEDA USB Switch for 4 Computers Sharing 4 Devices, with Wired Remote and 4 USB 3.0 Cables

does exactly what it says. switches between 3 inputs to one video output. Note that it if you're buying cables to connect your existing equipment, you'll need 1 Display port and 2 HDMI video leads per switched PC it does come with 3 HDMI & USB leads but they're short possibly ~1m so weren't long enough for me I have 3x 32" monitors and if the switch is positioned at the end of one of the monitors the cable wont reach to the monitor at the other end of the table. Purchase 2m cables to be safe.Other than short cable lengths it's perfect!

This is very nice peice if equipment. Works exactly as described and is easy to set up. I have all the usb ports plugged in with my devices including an additional hub and it still doesn't even require a power supply. I am very impressed and wished I had bought this year's ago. The closest competitor is from startek and it costs about three times as much this product and that doesn't come with the controller that allows you to switch between computers. Definitely worth it.

This USB switch works well, and the wired remote is useful if you need to place the main switch out of reach. I have used the switch with keyboard, mouse, flash drive, Bluetooth dongle and external USB SSD drive, and all work when switching between 3 connected computers running either Windows 10, MacOS 12 and RHEL 8 Linux.One small criticism is that the 4 USB A male/male cables are 0.8 meters long, which is a little bit too short for my setup. I would have given 5 star review if the USB cables were 1 metre or longer.

I have been using this with my work laptop and personal computer, using 2xQHD screen and 1xHD without any issues for a couple of months now. Not a serious gamer but ran F1 2024 at 144hz without any issues. Switching between the two is pretty painless just click the remote button, computer deals with it better than my laptop, laptops thinks the screen have been disconnected so when switching back it takes a second or two sort itself out but you have this with any KVM. Laptop uses a Dell dock to give me 2x DisplayPort and 1x HDMI, the dock runs out of stream before the KVM so no issues there.Device seams very well made and currently using it without the power supply, no keyboard shortcut but the remote button works a treat, I have the kvm hidden out of sight and just the button on my desk.

Don’t work properly only 1 screen works at a time

Worked perfectly. Prints come out quicker than when using wireless.

Purchased this to connect my Arctis Pro Wireless headset, camera, mouse and keyboard between a laptop, gaming PC and PS5. Functionally, it works great and there's no issues with transitioning between the units; hands down the best switcher I've purchased.

**Updated 9th April 2025** This box has an issue streaming to both displayport and hdmi outputs in hdmi 2.1 mode - with regular connection drop-outs, and garbled display output on the HDMI even in 4K SDR 60Hz when a display port is connected at the same time. Connecting the hdmi direct to either the receiver or TV resolves the issue instantly (also had to spend some decent money getting good HDMI cables!), so I've had to buy a separate HDMI switcher from UGreen to get HDMI switching as well as DP switching. If I enable only HDMI output through the original box, and disable DP output, it also works.So I think there's some shared video processing going on within this box that makes it unsuitable for high res, high refresh on all, or even two, outputs at the same time.** First day review **I bought another (very popular, you can't miss it at the moment) switch that was meant to be 8K60, but it was not - I think it might have been a warehousing issue. So I sent that back and spent a little extra on this one.It's a tiny little box, with rubber feet on it, too, so it won't slide around. It's well-made, with no sharp, unfinished edges and a nice powder coating job with clearly labelled switches/sockets.I have a Samsung G9 Odyssey that I connect via DP (5120x1440/120fps with GSync) and an LG C2 65" that I connect via HDMI (4K/120fps GSync also). I don't have a third screen (yet!).Made sure I bought new DP cables (no longer than 1.5m to be safe!), but for the HDMI I tried some super-thin fibre optic cables that I bought years ago and it's all working perfectly.I think in particular you need to steer clear of adapters. Use native cables only - good cables don't cost a lot.Plugged everything in, and it instantly worked.