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In KVM Switch

have other KVM that worked "OK" but always had problems with either the keyboard or Mouse, not working or after a while stopped working. Having a higher 4k refresh is perfect for my dual 34" screens and with enough power because of the powersupply this works nice

Woks as Described Well Constructed Keyboard shortcuts work well

Switches very quickly from CPU1 to CPU2, Able to turn off and on keyboard hotkey

I haven't had to purchase one of these in a while, and having the option to go with USB K/M and having audio support was a plus! Got it onsale and shipping was spot on. Newegg and IOGEAR

Can be power or unpowered to perform the function

Nice lights in front that let you know which computer you are using and that they are connected. Push button on right with a micro switch feel and the lights change to let you it switched over.

There's something to be said for tech that comes with all of the required parts. How many times have you ordered something and discovered you still can't use it? That this one comes with all of the cables is a big win, especially given the cost per cable on your average kvm. Huge box. Everything comes exceptionally well packaged. Setup is .. ok. You need to remove the rear rails, then either attach them in the rack and get things to line up, or attach the front mounts and slide the rear ones on... You're going to need a helper, or to be mounting just above an existing piece of hardware. Cables are nice. I wish it had the option to omit the PS2, it's 2025 after all. They tie back though, so there's no issues there. Initial startup prompts for a username and password (both of which are blank), which was a bit unexpected. It doesn't do it again (I assume) until the unit gets powered off. There's a bit of on screen kvm config you can do which is handy, including naming ports. It supports chaining, but that won't be getting tested here. Screen is large and bright. It's easy to switch between hosts. Keyboard feels solid. Not amazing, but also not terrible. Touchpad is.. well, it's a touchpad. There's a reason they supply a usb port for an external mouse. All told, maybe 30 min to set up, including wiring in cables. I'm a BIG fan of how there's one cable bundle between the rear kvm portion and the front screen section, and it's in a captured path - no cables dragging or catching.