USB 3.2 Switch Selector 4 Computers Share 1 USBC & 3 USBA Devices 10Gbps 4 Port USB Switcher Sharing Keyboard Mouse Printer Scanner with Cable and Remote Control and a dapter

I have a three computer setup w/ one monitor: a PC, a work laptop (PC), and a Mac Mini. I've been searching for a device that quickly switches my mechanical keyboard, gaming mouse, and Blue microphone between the three computers. I am pleased to report that this worked perfectly! I've been using it for around 4 months and so far it has worked perfectly with no issues.My workflow is like this: change the input on the monitor to the computer I want, and press the button on this device to switch to the correct computer. It works like a charm and takes around 5 seconds for the keyboard/mouse to make the switch to the new computer. Will update if any issues arise!

It gets the job done but the quality and materials could be better. It feels cheap to the touch when pressing the buttons. The included cables are not long enough for a regular office desk. This product could be greatly improved.

You can save space and your neck by allowing one keyboard and mouse to control up to 4 PC's with this small device. If you want to transfer files from one PC to another you can easily do it because you can have a "transfer" flash drive that will go with the switch from the PC that has the files to the one that will receive them. It's a great device and it works exactly as promised with just a 5 or 10 second delay. You can further enhance your access by adding an HDMI switch that will allow those same PC's to use a single display. This is a great device for multitaskers.

I got this to use as keyboard and mouse switch to go between my Mac Mini and Windows PC. I wanted to be able to set up a system where it would switch between computers by clicking on the mouse wheel. This remote control USB switch was obviously a big part of that and it’s been working well. Occasionally Ill use it with another peripheral but majority of the time its just a keyboard and mouse so I haven’t really thrown anything to difficult at it. No idea how well it would hold up with more demanding devices.

Works as expected! Easy to install. Switching between computers is quick. I like the port selection. The remote control is a definite plus and having buttons on the switcher is awesome because I have a backup way of switching between computers if the remote control battery dies or the remote control is lost. The included cables are high quality too. It is made of good quality material. I highly recommend!

I just got this today and hooked it up. Overall seems real good the only issue is that the cords are rather short. They're 3'4". This is ok if your computers on or under your desk but anywhere else you'll need to purchase longer usb cords.

I have two computers. A Laptop and a Gaming computer. I have and HDMI switch since both computers share one monitor. I purchased this USB switch to be able to share a keyboard, mouse, and a Bose audio system. Using the supplied USB cables I plugged the laptop into PC 1 and the gaming computer into PC 2 in the back of the switch. In the front of the switch I plugged in the Bose system and the mouse and keyboard receivers (since both are wireless). I turned on the gaming computer and the audio system, keyboard, and mouse worked. Then I turned on the laptop and switched to PC1 and sure enough the audio system, keyboard, and mouse worked on the laptop. The USB switch works great. Also, it comes with a remote control which works too. The switch housing is made out of metal and seems to be built well. I expect to get many years of service out of it. So all in all a good purchase. Recommended.

Update: The seller reached out and made things right, so I'm updating my review. 1 star for the product, but 5 for the seller so I'm averaging to 3 stars.Original Review: I found this when looking for an alternative to a $500 KVM switch, figuring I could manually switch inputs on my monitor to save $450. It worked at first. My mouse would disconnect two or three times during the work day, but that was something I could deal with. Around week three though, the switcher become unreliable to the point of being almost unusable, then died completely a day later. Being within the return policy, I sent it back for a replacement.Round two went exactly the same way, except this time it managed to make it five weeks, putting me a week outside of the return period.TLDR: Avoid at all costs