Vszerda
Vszerda 2-Port 4-Device USB 2.0 KVM Switch One-Button
Lets two computers share four USB 2.0 devices with one-button switching and LED status, powered via USB-C for external drives
- Share four USB 2.0 peripherals between two computers
- One-button switching with LED host indicator
- Driver-free operation on Windows, Mac, Linux, Chrome OS
- USB-C power port supports external drives and cameras
- Eliminates cable swapping and network sharing setup
Two computers four peripherals
The Vszerda KVM switch lets you share four USB 2.0 devices between two computers with a single button press. It removes the need to unplug cables or configure network sharing software. The unit works with Windows, Mac OS X, Linux and Chrome OS without driver installation. Office and home users who alternate between two machines gain a tidy, driver-free workflow.
One button LED switching
A push button on the top toggles the active host and an LED shows which computer is currently connected. Four downstream USB 2.0 ports accept keyboards, mice, printers, scanners or similar peripherals. A USB-C port supplies extra power so bus-powered devices such as external hard drives or video cameras operate reliably. No external power adapter is required beyond the USB-C link.
Check ports and power needs
Verify that each computer has a free USB port for the upstream cables and that the USB-C power input can be reached from one of the hosts or a suitable charger. Confirm that the peripherals you intend to share are USB 2.0 compatible and do not demand more current than the USB-C supply can deliver. The switch does not support video or audio signals.
Highlights
- Share four USB 2.0 peripherals between two computers
- One-button switching with LED host indicator
- Driver-free operation on Windows, Mac, Linux, Chrome OS
- USB-C power port supports external drives and cameras
- Eliminates cable swapping and network sharing setup
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the USB 2.0 interface limit the speed of connected devices?
Yes, all four shared peripherals operate at USB 2.0 speeds, so high-bandwidth devices will be limited by that standard.
What does the switch need to fit on a desk and connect two computers?
It requires a free USB-C port for power and two USB cables to the host computers, plus four ports for your keyboard, mouse, printer and scanner.
How do I set it up and which step is often missed?
Connect the USB-C power cable first, then link both computers and your four peripherals; the step people skip is powering the switch before attaching devices.
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