Jansicotek
Jansicotek USB 2.0 KVM Switch Selector 2 Computers 4 Ports Peripheral Switcher One-Button Swapping
Share four USB 2.0 peripherals between two computers via one-button selector with LED indicators and optional micro-USB power port
- Computer Connections4 Ports
- Share 4 USB devices between 2 computers
- One-button switching with LED indicators
- Plug-and-play with no drivers required
- Optional micro-USB power for demanding peripherals
- Compatible with Windows, Mac, Linux and Chrome OS
Two-Computer USB 2.0 Switch
This Jansicotek KVM switch lets two computers share four USB 2.0 peripherals with a single button press. It targets home offices and small workplaces where a printer, scanner, keyboard, mouse or flash drive must move between a pair of desktops or laptops without cable swapping. The unit draws power from the USB bus and includes an optional micro-USB port for a standard 5 V adapter when higher-draw devices are connected. No driver installation is required on supported operating systems.
Home users and small teams with two systems
The switch suits anyone who needs to toggle a fixed set of four USB 2.0 devices between two computers running Windows, macOS, Linux or Chrome OS. It does not serve setups that require more than two connected hosts, nor does it fit workflows that demand USB 3.x or higher bandwidth for external SSDs or video capture. Buyers needing to share peripherals among three or more machines should look at a different solution.
Bundled cables and optional power port
Two male USB cables are included so each computer can connect immediately. The extra micro-USB female port accepts a standard 5 V adapter (not supplied) to stabilise operation with power-hungry peripherals such as portable hard drives or SSDs. This optional power input is the only accessory-related feature that changes device compatibility; the switch otherwise operates entirely from bus power.
Highlights
- Share 4 USB devices between 2 computers
- One-button switching with LED indicators
- Plug-and-play with no drivers required
- Optional micro-USB power for demanding peripherals
- Compatible with Windows, Mac, Linux and Chrome OS
Specifications
| Computer Connections | 4 Ports |
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Questions about this item
What USB cables are needed to connect this KVM switch to two computers?
The unit ships with two male USB cables for the computer links; each computer needs one free USB 2.0 Type-A port to accept its cable.
Will my older USB 1.1 keyboard and mouse work through the four shared ports?
Yes, the four downstream ports are USB 2.0 and remain backward compatible with USB 1.1 peripherals such as legacy keyboards and mice.
How do I confirm the switch has selected the correct computer after pressing the button?
An LED on the front panel lights up to show which of the two connected computers is currently active.
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