Lemorele4-Port USB 3.0 KVM Switcher - Share 4 USB Devices Between 2 Computers - Compatible with PC, Mac, Linux

Works well and switches quickly and reliably. Build quality is ok, however the port placement can be a little awkward.

I just bought a mac, and this allows me to easily switch my peripherals between that mac and my PC. I can complete multiple tasks such as video editing/rendering, gaming, and many other things. Got a great deal and no regrets! I like how it even comes with two usb C to A adapters at such a low price!

This is a review of the USB 3.0 KVM Switch Between 2 Computers with 4 USB Ports by Lemorele.The KVM unit can toggle the sharing of 4 separate USB devices connected to its hub between 2 computers. Each of the 2 computers are connected to the KVM unit by a supplied USB cable (Qty 2). At any one time, either computer will have complete active control of the KVM’s 4 USB 3.0 ports or the computer has to wait until a button is pushed on the KVM unit to switch all 4 USB ports over to it. It’s that simple.The KVM switch is a “Plug and Play” type device with little need for any documentation…. almost….. The unit comes with a USB power cable, but no power adapter is provided to run power through the power cable. There is no instruction manual included to specify the type of USB power supply that should be used. However, the Amazon listing states “(NOTE: it is not recommended to use a charger with higher voltage output than 5V2A, it may affect the performance of the product) ”.The buyer is left to select a USB power supply that meets the web page’s specifications. Many, but not all, people have spare USB power supplies and the output voltage and amps are usually listed on the USB power supply. I expect it is usually a fairly easy task to appropriate a spare USB supply that meets these specifications.The only small improvement I’d suggest is making the cables a little longer to fit a wider variety of computer location scenarios.

I need a switcher for my wireless keyboard, mouse & webcam to be shared with 2 PCs.This worked out good. Easy to install.Instead of unplugging and replugging each time, now I just click a switch.Confirmed working good.Great USB sharing.

I've checked the website, YouTude and everywhere, but have found no instructions to setup this product.

It is hard to pin down if it is the device software or the switch hardware, but there are some wired and some wireless devices that do not play well with the switch. This greatly limits its versatility, especially given the ones that seem to have the most issues are the mice. I have wireless headsets and wired keyboards that have no problem, but two different mice were not on board with it.

Works well to share a mouse and keyboard between two computers. I have both a desktop and laptop at my desk, and with this I just press a button and switch the mouse and keyboard between them. The reconnect is pretty fast after switching, with the PC grabbing control immediately, but the Mac laptop delays about 3-4 seconds in grabbing control of the mouse.Unit is very lightweight plastic, which for me is a drawback because it tends to slide around on the desk or get pulled to back by the cables connected to it. Some rubber feet would help. I dropped the rating one star because it slides around too easily.NO instructions or info at all, but if you get a magnifying glass to read the dark gray-on-black labels, you should be OK.

I tried to use this for mac Mini(M2) and Windows 11. It works at first a few clicks then keyboard stops working. I tried a few low end switches like this they all have the same problem. Will be returning it.I cant find a solution to this. I have tried a few different KVM switches, all having same problems.Guess going to get Logitech mouse/keyboard combo and use their software.

I use it to control 2 computer at the same time since i cannot do searches on the word laptop