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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com and PC Magazine are among the federally registered trademarks of Ziff Davis and may not be used by third parties without explicit permission. So, in the end, in our brief survey of low-cost KVM switches, the main differentiators come down to the number of PCs supported, the number of USB ports for peripherals, the cables/ports required, and the physical switching method.

Apple loyalists will love the aesthetic as the switch doesn’t feel out of place when you use it with Apple products.g., for a USB-B connection, you’ll need the USB bus for data and an HDMI or VGA cable for video transfer.

It allowed us to quickly swap headunit software loads and test against multiple mobile devices all with programmed switching. The support of DisplayPort Alternate mode via the USB Type C ports also allows the connection of displays for video transfer at resolutions up to 4K 60Hz. Select your USB-C-Switch in the left hand pane and you will see the StemTool window for USB-C-Switch come active. After you add in four peripherals cords and a monitor, this little box could have up to nine cords jutting out on both sides for you to wrangle.Our testing gear comprised a Viotek GNV27DB curved gaming monitor, two Windows 10-based desktop mini-PCs we recently reviewed (the Geekom IT8, and the Beelink GK Mini), and a standard wired gaming keyboard and mouse from Logitech.