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AIMOS KVM Switch 2 Ports, HDMI USB KVM Switcher Support Keyboard Hotkey Switch Way, for 2PC Share One Keyboard Mouse and Monitor, HUD 4K (3840x2160) Supported

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Style: 2 IN 1 OUT USB 2.0 (NO EDID)


Features

  • 2 Ports USB KVM HDMI Switch Box: Allows you to control 2 computer with only one set of controls and display screen (mouse and keyboard). High-precision encryption chip, gold-plated interface, High compatibility, Works great to quickly control PCs,Gaming Consoles and Security Systems, Have a Good user experience.
  • Hot key switch and Wireless device support wireless keyboard and Mouse, Hotkey switch: Support Host button switch and hot key switch, quickly switch between 2 sources by keyboard (two hot key: Ctrl + Ctrl + 1 / 2, Scroll Lock + Scroll Lock + 1 / 2). Powered by USB: No external power adapter required.
  • Ultra HD 4K visual enjoyment Full 10.2 Gpbs bandwidth, Support resolution up to 4K@30Hz (YUV 4:4:4) chroma sampling, making display image more exquisite and realistic, really give a feast for your eyes. Of course it also support 3D and 1080P or lower resolution.
  • Good Compatibility: Plug and play, using high technology to decode, no need to drive, transmission technology support such as PC, Laptop, Apple TV, PS3/PS4, Xbox, Sony Bluray player, Nintendo Switch, projectors, audio/video receivers and most of the HDMI capable devices. high-speed transmission without lag, no loss of picture and sound quality.
  • Worry-free after-sales service: The bottom of the KVM switch has non-slip rubber feet, so it can be placed anywhere without scratching your property. As professional manufacturer, every kit is tested strictly before delivery, If there is any problem with the HDMI Switch received, We offer you replacement.

Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 4.05 x 2.56 x 0.75 inches; 9.5 Ounces


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ May 20, 2019


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ AIMOS


Best Sellers Rank: #149 in KVM Switches


Customer Reviews: 3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars 1,787 ratings


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Top Amazon Reviews

    • Does exactly what I needed it to
Style: 2 IN 1 OUT USB 2.0 (NO EDID)
I needed a switch to swap my USB mouse and keyboard between two computers with a minimum of fuss, no beeping, and with a keyboard shortcut key for the switch. This accomplishes that goal quite well, and I'm glad that I bought it. The switch appears to present itself to both machines as a mouse and keyboard, and then mirrors your inputs to the switched machine. As a result, the switch delay is extremely minimal (less than a second), and the computers don't register a USB connect/disconnect event when you switch. It's a bit weird that the switch itself uses USB-B connectors, but it came with USB-A to USB-B cables, so it didn't end up being a problem. If the computers you're switching between are distant, make sure that the included cables are long enough, that you have an extension, or that you have a long enough A-to-B cable. I did not need to switch video, so I can't comment on the quality of that feature. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2023 by Eric Henson
    • Inexpensive but not long lasting
Style: 2 IN 1 OUT USB 2.0 (NO EDID)
This was an inexpensive solution that I needed in order to use the same monitor, keyboard and mouse with 2 different desktops. The switch has a button that with both PC's on, allows you to switch from one PC to the other to see the display each is showing. Quite handy. HOWEVER, I bought my first one in April of 2022 and it stopped working in Feb of 2023 so I had to purchase another one to replace it. When I say it stopped working, I mean that my main desktop started to display an error message while booting up that stated that a keyboard was not being detected. As a result, my keyboard stopped working while plugged in to this switch so a new switch was needed. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 13, 2023 by grimmbro
    • Good KVM Switcher but with an annoying feature
Style: 2 IN 1 OUT USB 2.0 (NO EDID)
This is a great KVM switcher that can connect between two computers and switch between each other with same one mouse, keyboard, and a monitor. The switch between two computers can be button press on the box unit itself or hotkeys such as "CTRL+CTRL+1", "CTRL+CTRL+2", "SL+SL+1", or "SL+SL+2". The only annoying downside is if you need to use the ctrl key and if you hit it two times, it will trigger the hokey switch and mess up your CTRL key usage such as if you're using it select multiple things or playing video games. According to the manufactures, it cannot be turned off or changed so you're stuck with it. The only workaround is to avoid click ctrl key is to press the ctrl key three times instead of the two. If you don't mind the ctrl key issue, then I would recommend this economically priced KVM switcher if you need to switch between two computers using same peripherals. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2022 by Amy L.
    • warrenty by as is
Style: 2 IN 1 OUT USB 2.0 (NO EDID)
▶【Worry-free after-sales service】: The bottom of the KVM switch has non-slip rubber feet, so it can be placed anywhere without scratching your property. As professional manufacturer, every kit is tested strictly before delivery, If there is any problem with the HDMI Switch received, We offer you replacement. I like this product but there is a problem with the warranty. Amazon does not fulfill this replacement statement and refer you to the manufacturer who is over seas. I spent hours trying to get results with Amazon and trying to contact the manufacturer with no results. I liked the product so i went ahead and bought another one but the warrenty is missleading and should be buy as is. Thanks TW ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 2, 2023 by william william
    • UPDATE: Changing from 2 star to 4 star. Works, problem seems to be due to super old machine.
Style: 2 IN 1 OUT USB 2.0 (NO EDID)
UPDATE: O.K. so it looks like the issue of the mouse, is not really the switch but the PC itself. And Also found a sort-of workaround for the issue itself. So what I'm using this for my test machines, 1 is a newer computer that I'm running Linux server so I don't need a mouse; the other an older Core 2 Duo Dell that is running Linux workstation. The workstation is what needed the mouse and also the machine that I would shutdown when I wasn't using it. To get to the point, I've had to swap out the workstation to work on a much newer Windows PC and the mouse is now being detected and working just fine on boot. So the issue isn't with the switch or at least not purely with the switch. I suspect it could be a combination of that I'm running Linux on a super old computer (the mouse is an old MS red laser mouse too) Also, I had switched to using Logitech wireless keyboard/mouse combo (I switch back to wired to test the issue) that was lying around and that solved the issue of need to unplug/replug. It's been 2 weeks since I got the switch, everything still working but I don't really switch to number 2. Overall pretty satisfied for now. Still a little worried about that rattle... Below is what my original review: Sort of works. There is a huge rattle in the box. Product came with the packaging undamaged but... Whenever I boot up, the system stops detecting the mouse. I have to unplug and plug the mouse back in to use the mouse. Only for the mouse, not the keyboard. Not a big deal but doesn't really work as it should but it's usable. I think it wouldn't be an issue if the mouse and keyboard were on separate cables but having 1 usb from the switch to the CPU made sense, if it worked perfectly. Included USB a to b cable aren't very long. I needed to use a usb extension cable to the CPU. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2019 by RabidRabbit
    • Very good KVM, but I needed extra hardware.
Style: 2 IN 1 OUT USB 2.0 (NO EDID)
So first off the design is very good. The HDMI does what it's supposed to do. I think it's a hotplug so when switching between devices it physically disconnects the hdmi. The keyboard and mouse stay in a pseudo state so it accept hot keys. Very nice design. Now the problem is I am running 2 computers with this KVM switch so essentially 1 will always be "headless". When that computer is headless I am unable to VNC into it. This is because software in the computer is disabling the video card when there is no monitor attached. This I believe is some sort of power saving feature that I do not want. I bought a "Dummy plug" to get around this. My "dummy plug" is actually a DP dummy plug, this is because my video card has 1 HDMI port and 2 DP ports, 1 HDMI port is attached to the KVM, and 1 DP "dummy plug" is attached to a DP port. In Windows I now set it to "Clone displays", now the kvm works great and I can VNC into my computer no matter the settings. Hopefully this will help others in a similar setup. It was not immediately obvious to me how to fix it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 17, 2022 by Spoon

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