JideTech KVM Switch HDMI 4 Port Support Ultra HD 4k×2K@60hz 4:4:4 Resolution with USB 2.0 Hub and Cables Support Hotkey Mouse and Wire Remote Push Button Switching for Linux, Windows, Mac, Unix
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Wednesday, Nov 5
Style: 4x1 HDMI 4K60Hz
Features
- 4 Port HDMI KVM Switch: One set USB keyboard & mouse console controls 4 HDMI devices: PC / Servers / Hard disk / NVR / Game consoles / AppleTV, etc. With a USB-hub ports for sharing external hard drives, printers, scanners, etc.
- Superior Video Quality:The KVM switch with HDMI 2.0 supports high-quality video with4K(HDTV)/40962160@60Hz,Support EDID, HDCP2.2, HDR10.
- Easy To Use: 1. Press the button on the front panel; 2. Mouse Switching 3. Turn on the Hot Key keyboard, which supports different operating systems; 4. If you don't like hotkey switching,you also can use wire remote push button switch(Turn off the hotkey switching).5.Auto scan switch with adjustable interval.
- High Compatibility:Support Apple keyboard(Hot Key is changeable), touch screen, OLED screen, etc. Drive-free for Windows 10/7/2000/XP/Vista, Linux, Mac, Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, Raspbian and Ubuntu.
- Enter into BIOS interface directly: It can enter into BIOS interface directly.And it can switch by mouse or keyboard independently, even it without USB signal input, such as Apple TV, Android TV box, etc.
Brand: JideTech
Color: 4 Port
Hardware Interface: USB, HDMI, USB 2.0
Total USB Ports: 4
Material: kvm
Package Dimensions : 10.87 x 6.57 x 3.46 inches; 3.53 Ounces
Date First Available : November 29, 2019
Manufacturer : Shenzhen Gentlen Technology Development Co., Limited
Best Sellers Rank: #388 in KVM Switches
Customer Reviews: 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars 258 ratings
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Style: 4x1 HDMI 4K60Hz
In the modern era of 4K 60 Hz monitors and fancy programmable keyboards, KVM switches have faced an increasingly recalcitrant set of equipment with narrowing opportunities for compatibility. Nevertheless, to my utter delight I have been able to use the 4-port Jidetech KVM with the following, very difficult, setup (NOTE DISCLAIMERS BELOW): • 2021 M1 Max Macbook Pro 16" • Dell XPS 9310 2-in-1 on a Dell WD19TB Thunderbolt 3 dock • 3840 x 2160 (4K UHD) @ 60 Hz Samsung UN48JS9000 48" TV over HDMI 2.0 • Kinesis Advantage2 keyboard • Two (left + right) Evoluent Vertical Mouse 4 PROVISOS: • The Kinesis and Evoluent USB devices listed above only work when plugged into their own *powered* USB 2.0 hub, and the hub plugged into the front (data) USB-A port on the KVM. I leave the KVM's unpowered keyboard/mouse USB-A ports on the back unused, except when I plug in a standard "dumb" keyboard to use a hotkey, like when I turned off the beeps. • The M1 Macbook Pro only reliably connects to the KVM using a Thunderbolt 3 (not USB-C) dual-HDMI adapter. I use the Sonnet one. I emphasize: NOT USB-C. The internal HDMI port and USB-C HDMI adapters all result in highly variable connections, from blank screens to TV noise to successful connections that don't survive sleep. • The Dell XPS laptop is more tolerant of a simple DP-to-HDMI adapter (presumably off the USB controller), but ... see below for caveats. • The thin Redmere HDMI cables I was using all eventually ended up with flicker/noise/blank screen. The provided HDMI cables are far more reliable. Kinesis has famously said that their Advantage keyboards don't work with the vast majority of KVM switches, and they are correct. Even with the Jidetech the Advantage2 does not work in its back, unpowered, keyboard port. So the fact the Jidetech KVM works with my Advantage2 through a powered hub into the front data USB-A port is a brilliant discovery. Extending your USB devices through a KVM may cause certain devices to end up "too many hops away" from your computer's USB controller. This was a big problem for my Plantronics Savi MG8220 headset and Calisto 7200 speakerphone, which can only withstand being two USB hubs away from the XPS laptop (WD19TB dock -> powered USB 2.0 hub) before causing Windows 10 to throw a warning. I had to plug them into a separate USB 2.0 hub (and thence into the WD19TB dock) so those devices are not part of the KVM switch. Even worse, if you're already pushing the limits of the data bandwidth your controller can handle, adding one more device (like the KVM switch itself) can cause you to exceed that limit. For example, I was hoping to use the WD19TB's own DisplayPort jack (with a DP-to-HDMI adapter), rather than purchase another Thunderbolt 3 HDMI adapter like I have to with the M1 Macbook Pro 16". But I have so many USB devices attached I have to bump off at least one USB device in order to retain enough data bandwidth for the WD19TB's DP port not to cause artifacts and KVM connection delays. So I will be getting a Thunderbolt 3 to HDMI adapter for the WD19TB hub as well. So all-in-all, as with 100% of other KVM switches, the Jidetech KVM is no slot-in affair. But it truly is brilliant that my above setup is switchable at all, and reliably so. For this, never mind the detailed instructions and provided high-quality accessories (like the five superb HDMI 2.0 cables), and the fact that mine is a actually used copy from Amazon Warehouse — 5 stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 3, 2022 by Albireo
Style: 4x1 HDMI 4K60Hz
It works for my dual desk top computers. After several tries on other products, I found this one work fine with my dual desk top computers.
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2024 by Gary Jones
This thing worked like a charm when I first got it. The switching between machines was smooth, quick, and it handled my Microsoft Sculpt (the newer version) wireless keyboard and mouse, which run on a single USB wireless dongle, with no problems. At one point, though, it seemed to crash. I lost all signal to the monitor and the unit seemed locked up. I don't recall if there was a triggering event, like I opened the laptop and unplugged its HDMI cable at the same time, but something like that may have happened. Anyway, I had to disconnect all cables from the unit to reset it. When I got it all hooked up again, the video switching worked but not the USB. I tried many different keyboards and mice, wireless and wired, and even a memory stick just for variety, but nothing worked. The green lights on the front of the unit indicating a USB connection stayed on, but otherwise it was as if all USB functions were dead. At this point I decided to contact their customer support. This proved to be somewhat difficult, as I could find no contact information in the literature that came with the unit, or on the company website. Eventually I went through the Amazon Marketplace link to the seller, and got a quick response from a support rep. Pretty sure she's not a native English speaker, and we had a couple of misunderstandings, but her English is a whole lot better than my Chinese so I can't complain. In any case, we eventually concluded that whatever was wrong with the USB functions couldn't be fixed on my end. They shipped me a new unit with the expectation that I would ship the broken one back to them (to an address in the US). I just got the new unit and it, too, works like a charm. I hope it keeps working, because I really like it and an HDMI KVM with USB on it is surprisingly hard to find at this price point. So yeah, when it works, it works great, and despite being hard to contact, their customer service took good care of me. From my experience and reading other reviews, it seems like they've got some inconsistencies in their manufacturing process that aren't caught by their QA. For something this inexpensive, it's a risk, and I knew that when I bought it. So, if you decide to go ahead with this product, keep that in mind.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2017 by D. Muzzy