SABRENT KVM Switch, peripheral sharing with 2 port USB C inputs, 2 ports USB-C outputs, 60W (PD 3.0) | 2 USB ports | 1 HDMI port 4K@60Hz, thunderbolt compatible, Control two pcs with one monitor

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This device is a super compact yet fully functional KVM switch. It offers all the essential features of a KVM switch and is perfect for users looking for a portable solution. In the past, KVM switches were only used in workplaces to increase efficiency, but they have also found their way aboard home stations. The market is medium-sized, with several local and international power electronics companies producing these. Hence, looking for KVM switches that offer more than two USB-A ports is advisable. Switching Mechanism

Secure corporate Ethernet interfaces ensure secure device control and configuration under the SSH, SSL, and HTTPS standards, whilst the device can also be securely connected to a closed network of room control devices such as wall panels or routed to the corporate system for additional control options, all via separate Ethernet layers. The switch can deliver 4K video at 60Hz, which is impressive for such a small device. You’ll get two USB-C inputs and two USB-out ports on the same side. The HDMI out port is on the other side, so you’ll have trouble choosing a wireless side to face you when you put the switch in your workstation. The device is compatible with most manufacturers. There is no remote, though; a single button lies on the device for switching. The introduction of USB-C ports did away with all of this. Not only did it reduce the number of wires, but it also reduced the size of the switch. Thus, making it compact and manageable. Today, the best USB-C KVM switches are about the size of your internet router. If you're looking for a four-PC-capable KVM switch and choosing between this one and the Tcnewcl, the biggest difference is that this one has four USB ports for peripherals instead of the Tcnewcl's three. That's a lot of additional value for only a few extra dollars.

Also, most KVM switches do not support a dual monitor setup with 4K resolution. Users who seek productivity and multitasking can rarely do without this monitor configuration. Fortunately, newer USB-C KVM switches like the one from Cable Matter offer Dual-4K monitor setups. Ports Each here works with one monitor (see below for some dual-monitor suggestions) and allows you to switch among two or four PCs using one set of peripherals. They all use HDMI cables (instead of VGA or DisplayPort, although you can definitely find KVM switches that use those). Most newer computers and monitors connect via HDMI for superior sound and image quality. For the least hassle, you'll want to choose a KVM that works natively with the video outputs of all connected PCs (assuming they all support one in common!) to avoid having to deal with clumsy adapters.

Remember that the switch button is often on the KVM device, which means the device should be close to you.USB-C input connectivity for 4K Video, Audio, Data, and Power (Video, Audio, Data and Power over a single USB-C connection) This device from IOGEAR is also slightly different from other KVM Switches. Most KVM switches provide a dedicated video output port. The GUS4C2 allows you to use your device’s screen and connect only the input devices via the switch.

A switching mechanism refers to the method you use to switch between inputs. All KVM switches offer a button to toggle between inputs. The better KVM devices come with a wired or wireless remote that allows you to select the source. The switcher also thrives when it comes to audio capabilities, offering analog audio de-embedding features as well as support for DANTE/AES67 network connection to send DANTE/AES67 audio stream directly to a dedicated audio system.People usually go for a KVM switch after they’ve spent a lot of time and money on setting up their Computing system, so they end up not paying attention to the KVM switch. That could be a mortal sin because a bad KVM switch will render most of your functionality useless. By a bad KVM switch, we do not necessarily mean a device of poor quality but rather suitability.

The Sabrent 2-Port KVM switch is a budget-friendly device that offers excellent utility. Of course, it is a KVM switch, so it delivers all the essential functionality of connecting two computers. In addition, it provides a 60W Power Delivery via USB-C. When you need a professional-grade KVM switch to connect multiple computers, the TESmart KVM switch is a perfect choice. It offers three inputs and provides wide compatibility with all leading operating systems. KVM switches have long since been a major pain in my life. Expensive, oftentimes unreliable and SO. MANY. CABLES.The USB-C ports are compatible with the Thunderbolt ports on Mac-based computers and the iPad Pro, and you can use it with USB-C devices like laptops, smartphones, and tablets. Ports