YINGHUA
YINGHUA 2-Port VGA KVM Switch 1080P USB 2.0 200MHz
Share one VGA monitor, keyboard, mouse and printer between two computers with push-button switching and up to 1920×1440 resolution
- TypeHDMI
- Controls two PCs from one monitor and keyboard
- Push-button switching with LED status indication
- Supports video resolutions up to 1920×1440 at 200 MHz bandwidth
- USB 2.0 peripheral sharing for mouse, keyboard and printer
- Compact 9.5×6×2.4 cm design powered entirely by the connected computers
Compact two-port KVM for dual-PC control
This 2-port manual KVM switch lets one VGA monitor, a keyboard and a mouse control two computers or laptops without software. It draws power from the USB connections so no external adapter is needed. A push-button on the unit toggles the active system instantly. The bundle includes two integrated KVM cables for immediate setup.
Suits desk-bound users sharing one display
Home-office workers or hobbyists who alternate between two legacy PCs will find the footprint small and the switching reliable. The USB 2.0 peripheral ports are limited to keyboard and mouse class devices, so printers, scanners or storage drives will not operate through the switch. Buyers needing audio switching, hot-key commands or support for high-resolution digital displays should look elsewhere.
1920 × 1440 maximum video resolution
The analog video path is rated for 200 MHz bandwidth, delivering up to 1920 × 1440 at typical refresh rates. This ceiling determines whether the switch can drive your monitor at its native resolution without degradation. If the connected display requires a higher pixel clock, image quality will suffer.
Highlights
- Controls two PCs from one monitor and keyboard
- Push-button switching with LED status indication
- Supports video resolutions up to 1920×1440 at 200 MHz bandwidth
- USB 2.0 peripheral sharing for mouse, keyboard and printer
- Compact 9.5×6×2.4 cm design powered entirely by the connected computers
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 200 MHz bandwidth handle 1920 x 1440 output from an older PC alongside a newer laptop?
Yes, the 200 MHz bandwidth supports up to 1920 x 1440 resolution, so both legacy and current systems can share the monitor at that quality.
How do I confirm the switch is routing video and USB correctly after connecting two computers?
The LED display shows which port is active, and the push button toggles control; you will see the selected computer's desktop and your mouse and keyboard will respond immediately.
The box includes two cables — do I need any extra cables or a power adapter to run the switch?
The two included cables connect both computers to the switch for VGA and USB 2.0; no external power adapter is required because the unit draws power from the USB ports.
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