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Hitoor

Hitoor 2-in 7-out USB 3.0 Switch (4 USB-A + 3 USB-C)

SKU CH-N7WK-S8NVK

Lets two computers share seven USB devices — four USB-A and three USB-C ports — with push-button switching and a 5 Gbps transfer rate

  • TypeUSB 3.0 Switch
  • Computer Connections2 Ports
  • PC SelectionPush Buttons
  • LED IndicatorsYes
  • Power FeaturesCome with DC Power Adapter
  • USB Featureswith USB support
  • Share up to seven USB devices between two computers with four USB-A and three USB-C ports
  • Achieve 5 Gbps data transfer speeds via four USB 3.0 ports, backward compatible with USB 2.0 and 1.1
  • Works with USB-C and USB-A computers using included USB-C to USB-A adapters for mixed setups
  • Power adapter included ensures stable operation for high-power devices such as external hard drives and printers
  • Push-button controller enables instant switching between computers without software or drivers

Share Seven USB Devices Between Two Computers

This USB 3.0 switch connects two host systems to a pool of seven peripherals using four USB-A and three USB-C ports. Keyboards, mice, printers, scanners, flash drives, external hard drives and USB microphones can all remain plugged in while you change the active computer with a push-button controller. A DC power adapter is included to keep high-draw devices stable and the unit requires no drivers on Windows, macOS, Chrome OS or Linux.

Ideal for Dual-System Desks Without Video Needs

The switch suits home offices, developers and content creators who alternate between a work laptop and a personal desktop but do not need to share a monitor. Buyers who want to switch displays along with peripherals should look at a dedicated KVM switch, and anyone needing more than two host connections will require a different solution.

Push-Button Host Selection With LED Status

A wired controller provides physical buttons to toggle the active computer and LEDs show which system currently owns the seven downstream ports. This manual switching method gives instant, software-free control over every attached device.

Highlights

  • Share up to seven USB devices between two computers with four USB-A and three USB-C ports
  • Achieve 5 Gbps data transfer speeds via four USB 3.0 ports, backward compatible with USB 2.0 and 1.1
  • Works with USB-C and USB-A computers using included USB-C to USB-A adapters for mixed setups
  • Power adapter included ensures stable operation for high-power devices such as external hard drives and printers
  • Push-button controller enables instant switching between computers without software or drivers

Specifications

TypeUSB 3.0 Switch
Computer Connections2 Ports
PC SelectionPush Buttons
LED IndicatorsYes
Power FeaturesCome with DC Power Adapter
USB Featureswith USB support
ApplicationShare 7 Devices Between 2 Computers This USB switch allows 2 computers to share up to 7 USB devices (4×USB-A + 3×USB-C). Connect keyboards, mice, printers, scanners, flash drives, external hard drives, and USB microphones
FeaturesFast Data Transfer, Indicator Light, Plug and Play, Powered
Package Contents1 x USB Switch,
1 x Power Adapter,
1 x Wired Controller,
2 x USB Cable,
2 x USB C Adapter

Questions about this item

Does the USB 3.0 interface limit transfers to 5 Gbps?

The switch uses USB 3.0 ports rated at 5 Gbps and falls back to USB 2.0 and 1.1 speeds for older devices.

What cables and adapters are required to connect two computers?

The box includes two USB cables and two USB-C to USB-A adapters so both USB-A and USB-C hosts can plug in directly.

How do you switch between the two connected computers?

Press the button on the wired controller; the LED indicators show which computer is active. People often forget to connect the DC power adapter first, which is needed for high-power peripherals.

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