VGA KVM Switch 2 port, KVM USB Switches Selector for 2 Computers Share One HD Monitor Keyboard Mouse Printer Speaker, MT-VIKI 2 in 1 out KVM Switches VGA +Cables 2in1 +3 USB Hub

We were wondering what to do when we decided that we needed another computer but didn't have the space for another monitor. After doing some research I came across this 2 port VGA KVM Switch and what a great solution it is.It's easy to set-up and feels like a good quality piece of equipment at a good price. I highly recommend this to anyone who needs to run two computers with one monitor and one keyboard and mouse.

Good product that works well and is very reasonably priced. The (wired), remote screen change over is particularly useful. Delivery was quick and efficient and products was extremely easy to fit.

If, for whatever reason, you want to run TWO PC's with only one screen , mouse and keyboard, with access to a common external memory, this is exactly what this switch does.All the required leads are included and no installation or setting adjustments are required for Windows 11.Switching is achieved by a low profile button on top of the switch. One click swaps to the other PC, screen, and with the USB receiver plugged into the unit, my cordless keyboard and mouse go with it.I find it very useful, rather than have two screens.

If you need to share a keyboard, mouse and VGA monitor between two PC's, this kit makes it very simple to do that, includes the extra VGA leads you need and a dongle extension switch for the desktop which makes switching between computers a simple one click operation.The only downside (and others have mentioned this) is that there is some degree of visible digital patterning on the screen when using the switchbox, which does degrade the picture slightly.

Good quality for the price, does the job and comes with a remote. Several years of use.

worked for a few seconds, then blank screen for a few seconds, worked for a few seconds, blank screen for a few seconds etc. etc.

I run up to 4 machines (currently 2 Windows and 1 Linux). this allows me to share mouse, keyboard, printer and screen. It works very well, is much smaller than the previous PS2 KVM I used and the remote stis on my desktop which the unit is on the floor at the back of my desk.Possible improvements? Audio minijacks to share speakers.Extra USB ports would support my scanner (instead of switching cables with the printer) and low powered USB speakers. maybe dangling a USB hub off the end would fix this?I put the coloured stickers on to identify individual machines.

Worked really well for the job I needed, recommended