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GCROWN

GCROWN USB-C Switch 2 PCs 4 Ports USB 3.2 10Gbps KVM Switch

SKU CH-NEMW-DPEKZ

Shares four USB 3.2 devices between two USB-C computers at 10 Gbps with a 2.4 A power output

  • TypeKVM Switch
  • Share four USB devices between two USB-C computers
  • Transfer files at 10 Gbps via four USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports
  • Power keyboard, mouse, printer and hard drive without extra adapter
  • Connect one USB-C and three USB-A peripherals simultaneously
  • Switch sources instantly with plug-and-play simplicity

2-PC USB-C Peripheral Switch

The GCROWN switch lets two USB-C computers share four USB 3.2 Gen 2 devices such as keyboards, mice, headsets or external drives. A remote button toggles the active host so you can move between a work laptop and a personal machine without unplugging cables. The unit does not pass video signals and therefore cannot replace a KVM that switches monitors.

10 Gbps Shared Bandwidth Limit

Four downstream ports run at up to 10 Gbps each, but the total throughput is constrained by the single upstream link from the selected computer. Large file transfers across multiple drives at once will compete for that 10 Gbps pipe, and a 1 GB file typically takes about 1.5 seconds under ideal conditions. The switch is backward compatible with slower USB standards at their native speeds.

Host Port Type Affects Power Budget

Maximum downstream power is 2.4 A when both hosts connect via USB-C, but drops to 1.8 A if either host uses a USB-A port with the supplied cables. Bus-powered hard drives, high-current chargers or a daisy-chained hub may exceed this budget and cause instability. Verify that your computers can supply enough current for every peripheral you plan to attach simultaneously.

Highlights

  • Share four USB devices between two USB-C computers
  • Transfer files at 10 Gbps via four USB 3.2 Gen 2 ports
  • Power keyboard, mouse, printer and hard drive without extra adapter
  • Connect one USB-C and three USB-A peripherals simultaneously
  • Switch sources instantly with plug-and-play simplicity

Specifications

TypeKVM Switch

Questions about this item

Which devices can I connect to the single USB-C port versus the three USB-A ports on this switch?

The switch provides one USB-C port and three USB-A ports for downstream devices, so you can attach a mix of USB-C and USB-A peripherals such as keyboards, mice, headsets, printers or external drives.

What does the 10 Gbps rating mean when I am copying files between the two connected computers?

The four ports run at USB 3.2 Gen 2 speeds up to 10 Gbps, allowing a 1 GB file to transfer in about 1.5 seconds under ideal conditions, though actual throughput depends on the host computers and the attached storage.

How does the USB 3.2 Gen 2 interface limit power delivery when the switch is connected to a USB-A upstream port?

When the upstream connection is USB-A, the switch caps its maximum output at 1.8 A instead of the 2.4 A available with a USB-C upstream link, so high-power devices may need a separate power source.

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