KEHIPI
KEHIPI USB 3.0 KVM Switch 2 Computers 4 Devices
Shares four USB 3.0 peripherals between two computers with push-button switching and LED indicators
- TypeAccessories
- Share four USB devices between two computers without unplugging cables
- Switch instantly with a single button and clear LED status lights
- USB 3.0 delivers up to 5Gb/s for high‑bandwidth peripherals
- Works with Windows, Mac and Linux straight out of the box
- Includes two 1 m USB 3.0 cables for immediate setup
Two-computer four-device KVM
This KEHIPI USB 3.0 KVM switch lets two computers share four peripheral devices such as a mouse, keyboard, printer or scanner. It is aimed at home users and small offices that want to avoid constantly swapping cables or configuring network sharing software. The unit is plug-and-play with no driver installation required on Windows, Mac or Linux.
Manual push-button switching with LED status
A single button on the top panel toggles control between the two connected computers. Green and blue LEDs show which system is currently active without being distracting in low-light conditions. The switch cannot change ports automatically and does not cycle through ports on its own.
Four USB 3.0 ports at 5 Gb/s
Each of the four downstream ports supports USB 3.0 transfer rates up to 5 Gb/s, ten times faster than USB 2.0, and remains backward compatible with slower devices. High-bandwidth peripherals such as external hard drives or high-resolution webcams work without bottlenecking. The switch requires an external 5 V USB power adapter, which is not included.
Highlights
- Share four USB devices between two computers without unplugging cables
- Switch instantly with a single button and clear LED status lights
- USB 3.0 delivers up to 5Gb/s for high‑bandwidth peripherals
- Works with Windows, Mac and Linux straight out of the box
- Includes two 1 m USB 3.0 cables for immediate setup
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What does the 5Gb/s transfer rate mean when I connect an external SSD?
The switch passes USB 3.0 traffic at up to 5Gb/s, so a fast external SSD will run near its rated speed instead of being limited to USB 2.0 throughput.
Does the USB 3.0 interface cap the bandwidth of my 10Gbps peripherals?
Yes, the switch is a USB 3.0 device with a 5Gb/s ceiling, so any 10Gbps peripheral will be limited to half its potential throughput.
What do I need on my desk to mount or power this switch?
The unit is powered by an external 5V USB adapter (not included) and sits flat; the two 1m USB 3.0 cables included connect it to your computers.
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