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Vszerda USB C Switch 2 Computers 10Gbps KVM switch
Shares three USB-A and one USB-C device between two computers at up to 10 Gbps with one-button switching
- Share two computers across four USB devices with one button press
- 10Gbps data throughput on every port for fast file transfers
- One USB-C and three USB-A ports accept keyboards, mice, drives and more
- Works with Windows, macOS, Linux and Chrome OS without drivers
- External power supported for stable operation with high-draw peripherals
Two-computer USB-C switch
The Vszerda USB C Switch connects two computers to a shared set of up to three USB-A peripherals and one USB-C device. It operates across Windows 7 through 10, macOS, Linux and Chrome OS without requiring drivers. The unit is a peripheral switch only and does not pass video signals to a monitor. A single button toggles control between the two attached systems.
Suits dual-system desk setups
Users who need to move a keyboard, mouse, printer or USB camera between a work laptop and a personal PC will find the one-press switching convenient. The USB-C port can accept a hub to expand the port count further. Buyers who require video switching or monitor sharing should look at a dedicated KVM with display outputs. The switch does not charge connected devices, so power-hungry peripherals need their own supply.
Sustained 10Gbps throughput
The four ports run at USB 3.2 10Gbps and remain backward compatible with USB 3.0 and 2.0 devices. During extended file transfers to external drives the link maintains the rated speed provided the host controllers and cables support it. An external power adapter is recommended when multiple high-draw devices such as hard drives are attached simultaneously. The LED indicator shows which computer currently owns the bus.
Highlights
- Share two computers across four USB devices with one button press
- 10Gbps data throughput on every port for fast file transfers
- One USB-C and three USB-A ports accept keyboards, mice, drives and more
- Works with Windows, macOS, Linux and Chrome OS without drivers
- External power supported for stable operation with high-draw peripherals
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What USB ports must my two computers have to use the 10Gbps switch?
Each computer needs a USB 3.2 Gen 2 (10Gbps) port — either USB-C or USB-A — to reach the rated speed; USB 3.0 and 2.0 ports work but run at their own lower speeds.
Will my USB 2.0 keyboard and mouse still function through the four downstream ports?
Yes — the switch is backward compatible with USB 2.0 and 3.0 devices, so legacy peripherals work normally on any of the three USB-A ports or the USB-C port.
How do I confirm the active computer after pressing the front button?
The LED marked A or B lights up to show which computer currently controls the connected devices.
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