Jansicotek
Jansicotek 4-Port USB 3.0 KVM Switch 2 PC
Shares four USB 3.0 peripherals between two computers with one-button switching and LED status
- Computer Connections4 Ports
- Share 4 USB 3.0 devices between 2 computers with one-button switching
- No driver installation required for Windows 10, 8.1, 7, Vista, XP, Mac OS X, Linux, Chrome OS
- LED indicator shows the active computer at a glance
- Optional micro-USB power port supports power-hungry peripherals such as HDDs and SSDs
- Includes 2 USB cables and 1 charging cable for immediate setup
4-Port USB 3.0 KVM Switch
The Jansicotek switch lets two computers share four USB 3.0 peripherals with a single button press. It targets home users and small offices that want to avoid cable swapping or network-share configuration for printers, scanners, keyboards, mice or storage drives.
Bus-powered with optional 5 V input
The unit draws power from the USB bus and includes a micro-USB port for an external 5 V adapter when high-draw devices such as hard drives or SSDs are connected. No driver installation is required on Windows, macOS, Linux or Chrome OS, and LED indicators show the active computer at a glance.
USB 3.0 bandwidth shared across four ports
All four downstream ports share the single 5 Gbps upstream link, so simultaneous heavy transfers from multiple drives will contend for throughput. The switch only handles USB data; it does not pass video, audio or dedicated charging protocols, so users needing monitor switching or fast charging must look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Share 4 USB 3.0 devices between 2 computers with one-button switching
- No driver installation required for Windows 10, 8.1, 7, Vista, XP, Mac OS X, Linux, Chrome OS
- LED indicator shows the active computer at a glance
- Optional micro-USB power port supports power-hungry peripherals such as HDDs and SSDs
- Includes 2 USB cables and 1 charging cable for immediate setup
Specifications
| Computer Connections | 4 Ports |
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Questions about this item
What USB standard does the switch use and what speed does it cap at?
The switch uses USB 3.0, capping data transfer at 5 Gbps for each of the four shared ports.
What does the unit need to fit on a desk and connect to two computers?
It needs a free USB-A port on each computer, the two supplied USB cables, and a flat surface for the compact switch housing.
How is it installed and which step do people often miss?
Plug the two USB cables into the computers, attach peripherals to the four ports, press the button to swap; the step often missed is adding a 5 V adapter to the micro-USB power port when using high-draw devices.
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