GCROWN
GCROWN 2-Port 4-Port USB 3.0 KVM Switch
Lets two computers share four USB 3.0 devices with one-button switching and 5 Gbps transfer speeds
- TypeKVM Switch
- Share four USB peripherals between two computers with a single button press
- Transfer files at up to 5Gbps through four USB 3.0 ports, backward compatible with USB 2.0
- Works driver-free on Windows, macOS, Chrome OS and Linux
- LED indicator shows which computer is active at a glance
- Optional 5V 2A micro-USB power input keeps high-draw devices stable
Two-Computer USB 3.0 KVM Switch
This GCROWN KVM switch lets two computers share four USB 3.0 peripherals such as keyboards, mice, printers, scanners, cameras, headphones and flash drives. It works with Windows, macOS, Chrome OS and Linux without installing any drivers. A single button and LED indicators show which system is active.
Four USB 3.0 Ports at 5 Gbps
The switch provides four downstream USB 3.0 ports that support up to 5 Gbps data transfer and remain backward compatible with USB 2.0 devices. An additional micro-USB power input accepts a 5 V 2 A supply to stabilise high-draw peripherals such as external hard drives or webcams.
Ideal for Dual-PC Desk Sharing
Suited for users who alternate between a work laptop and a personal desktop and want instant access to the same keyboard, mouse, storage and accessories. Not suited for setups that require video switching, more than two connected computers, or USB-C host connections.
Highlights
- Share four USB peripherals between two computers with a single button press
- Transfer files at up to 5Gbps through four USB 3.0 ports, backward compatible with USB 2.0
- Works driver-free on Windows, macOS, Chrome OS and Linux
- LED indicator shows which computer is active at a glance
- Optional 5V 2A micro-USB power input keeps high-draw devices stable
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 5Gbps transfer rate mean when I connect an external SSD to this switch?
It caps the link at USB 3.0 speed, so a fast external SSD will run at its USB 3.0 limit rather than its native peak.
Which USB standard do the four downstream ports use, and what speed ceiling does that impose?
All four ports are USB 3.0, limiting each device to the 5Gbps signalling rate while remaining compatible with USB 2.0 gear.
Does the unit need external power to run a bus-powered portable hard drive reliably?
A micro-USB 5V 2A power input is provided; connect it when high-draw devices such as portable HDDs cause instability.
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