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Vszerda USB 3.0 KVM Switch 2 Computers 4 Ports with 2 Cables 1.5m
A USB 3.0 switch lets two computers share four peripherals with instant button, hotkey or mouse switching
- Seamless switching between two PCs with zero delay
- Four USB 3.0 ports share printer, scanner, keyboard, mouse
- Three switching methods: button, hotkey, mouse gesture
- Weighted metal block plus silicone pads keep unit stable
- Includes two 1.5 m USB 3.0 cables for immediate setup
Two-computer USB 3.0 sharing switch
The Vszerda KVM switch lets two computers share four USB 3.0 peripherals such as a keyboard, mouse, printer or scanner. It includes two 1.5 m USB 3.0 cables and a power cable for immediate plug-and-play operation. The unit is aimed at users who need to move a single device set between a pair of PCs without unplugging cables.
3.2 W draw and stable desktop footprint
Power consumption is rated at 3.2 W and the switch is powered through a DC 1.35 mm socket with an optional 5 V adapter. A metal weighting block and silicone corner pads keep the plastic housing from sliding during button presses. No active cooling is present, so the device runs silently in normal use.
Seamless switching with brief peripheral
The selector supports manual button, keyboard hotkey and mouse-gesture switching between the two connected computers. USB 3.0 bandwidth reaches 5.0 Gbps with a maximum cable run of 9.84 inch per segment. When first connected, keyboards and mice may pause for two to three seconds while the host re-enumerates the devices.
Highlights
- Seamless switching between two PCs with zero delay
- Four USB 3.0 ports share printer, scanner, keyboard, mouse
- Three switching methods: button, hotkey, mouse gesture
- Weighted metal block plus silicone pads keep unit stable
- Includes two 1.5 m USB 3.0 cables for immediate setup
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the Vszerda USB 3.0 KVM Switch and which step do people often get wrong?
Connect each computer to the two input ports using the included 1.5m cables, plug peripherals into the four output ports, then attach the DC 1.35 power adapter; the step users miss is placing the keyboard and mouse into the dedicated icon-marked ports so hotkey switching works.
What maintenance or replacement will this KVM switch need later?
The unit has no user-serviceable parts; keep the DC 1.35 mm power adapter and 1.5m cables in good condition, and replace them only if they become damaged or cause intermittent power or signal loss.
What limit appears first during sustained use of this switch?
The 3.0 Gbps USB 3.0 bandwidth and 3.2 W power budget are the first constraints; heavy simultaneous transfers on all four ports can saturate throughput or exceed the adapter’s current capacity.
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