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YINGHUA 2-port VGA USB KVM switch 1920x1440 200 MHz
Share one monitor, keyboard, mouse and printer between two computers with push-button switching up to 1920×1440 at 200 MHz bandwidth
- TypeHDMI
- Switch two PCs with one monitor and keyboard
- Push-button switching needs no software or drivers
- 200 MHz bandwidth delivers 1920 x 1440 resolution
- Two USB 2.0 ports share mouse, keyboard or printer
- Compact 9.5 x 6 x 2.4 cm design fits any desk
2-port VGA USB KVM switch
This 2-port KVM switch lets two computers share one VGA monitor and two USB peripherals such as a keyboard and mouse. It is aimed at home-office users and small-business setups that need a simple, manual way to toggle between a desktop and a laptop without extra cables. The compact unit fits on a desk and requires no external power supply.
Sustained operation with 200 MHz bandwidth
The switch delivers a 200 MHz video bandwidth that maintains a stable 1920x1440 image during long work sessions or extended gaming periods. Because it is purely passive and draws power from the connected USB ports, there is no adapter to overheat and no fan noise to appear after hours of continuous use. Hot-plug support means a computer can be added or removed without powering down the switch or the other system.
Replaces software KVMs and cable swapping
This hardware switch replaces the hassle of unplugging and replugging VGA and USB cables every time you change machines. It also removes the latency and network dependency of software-based KVM solutions. The jump is worth it when you need instant, driver-free switching across Windows, Linux or legacy operating systems and want a tidy desk with a single monitor and shared keyboard, mouse or printer.
Highlights
- Switch two PCs with one monitor and keyboard
- Push-button switching needs no software or drivers
- 200 MHz bandwidth delivers 1920 x 1440 resolution
- Two USB 2.0 ports share mouse, keyboard or printer
- Compact 9.5 x 6 x 2.4 cm design fits any desk
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the YINGHUA KVM switch draw power from the connected PCs or need its own adapter?
No external power is required; the unit draws what it needs from the two USB 2.0 connections and runs silently with no fan.
Which cables must I already have to connect two computers and one monitor to this switch?
You need two VGA video cables and two USB-A to USB-B cables — one set per computer — plus a VGA cable from the switch to your monitor.
Will the 200 MHz bandwidth and 1920x1440 limit cause issues if I keep an older 1080p display in the chain?
The 200 MHz bandwidth comfortably handles 1920x1440, so a 1080p monitor will work at full native resolution without signal degradation.
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