AV Access KVM Switch 2 Monitors 2 Computers, EDID Support, with USB 3.0 Hub – Control 2 PCs in Dual Monitor 4K@60Hz in Extended or Mirror Mode, HDMI Input, Fast Switching via Button/Keyboard Hotkey

This AV Access KVM switch is a fantastic addition to my home office setup! It works exactly as expected, and the build quality feels excellent, promising long-term performance. Connecting my two PCs is a breeze thanks to the 2 HDMI and 1 USB-B ports on each end, making switching between them seamless – something I'm already enjoying immensely.I appreciate the inclusion of multiple USB ports: three USB 3.0 and one USB 1.1. This allows me to effortlessly connect all my essential peripherals, including my wireless keyboard and mouse, as well as external USB drives, without any hiccups.Unlike other switches I've used, this one thoughtfully includes a 3.5mm audio port. Finally, I can say goodbye to long headset cables and comfortably enjoy gaming and music.The switch itself feels robust and well-constructed, with its sturdy grey metal body adding a touch of reliability to my workspace. A particularly clever design feature is the locked power cord connector, which effectively prevents accidental power disconnections – a truly amazing detail.Overall, this KVM switch has been perfect for my needs, and I wholeheartedly recommend the AV Access KVM switch to anyone looking for a reliable and feature-rich solution.

Overall very good. Box feels very sturdy - cables fit securely. I have this mounted with plenty of room on 1RU shelf in equipment rack. Switching hot keys make sense and work reliably. Front buttons work as well. Switching is a tad slower than my old DVI kvm, but still executes within a few seconds. Video quality good - no glitching. Icons all stay in proper places when switching - EDID appears to work flawlessly. No issues with standard dell mouse & keyboard. USB camera with mic works fine - I did have to set up laptop to select correct mic (was a bit ambiguous).One of the primary reasons I chose this KVM was for the analog audio output. The audio is transmitted via USB from the sources (not through display port as I’d expected). It pops through the speakers when booting up laptop (which runs through docking station). Once source powered on there are no buzzes or pops. This is not so bad, but would be very annoying on a headset…The audio balance was off quite a bit from both sources. I ended up adjusting the left / right balance in the pc/laptop to account for this. I’d blame the speakers, but my old setup did not have this issue.Pros:Decent priceSturdySolid video qualityComes with usb 3.0 cablesCons:Audio pops when sources are bootingAudio balance is offNot as fast switching as my older kvms

Product working as expected, the quality is great and hopefully it will perform well for a long time. I purchased this kvm for my home office, it need to be connected with 2 HDMI cables and 1 USB-B cable in PC and laptop ends. It make me easy to switch with 2 PCs, so far I'm loving it.The switch features 3 USB 3.0 ports, 1 USB 1.1 port, allowing me to connect all of my necessary peripherals including wireless keyboard, mouse and external USB drives, without any issues.Not like other switches, this unit also includes 3.5mm audio port, I don't need to long cable headset again to enjoy gaming and music.The switch is also well-built and sturdy, grey metel body making it a reliable addition to my work setup.They added a nice additional feature-locked power cord connector, which prevent power cord loose. This is amazing design.Overall, it was very nice for my application. I highly recommend AV Access KVM switch.

This product seems well made and comes with all the necessary cabling. It worked fine initially, but by the 3 month mark, it was apparent the product reliability wasn't there. First the USB A ports started to flake out, causing the USB headset used for audio calls to get disconnected. (Of course, audio calls are work-only events.) Then the HDMI side started causing one or of the dual monitors to go blank at random times. As Murphy's law would dictate, this would always happen on the side of the switch used for the work laptop. I've given up on this device, and have replaced it with a bi-directional USB C 3.2 2 into 1 (also handles 1 into 2) switch to drive the monitors, and a 2 input USB A switching hub for the kbd., mouse, and headset. The USB C to dual HDMI outputs is handled by 1 of the 2 adapters I had already used between the 2 laptops and the HDMI sides of AV Access switch in the original setup. Cost of the replacement setup, Under $60 complete. Cost of the AV Access switch, $140 and it failed after 6 months. You decide where the value is there.

Product was relatively easy to setup. Once setup, my number one concern was lag on my mouse and keyboard. I have had issues on multiple other docking stations in the past. This has not been an issue at all and I would recommend this setup to all.