Quick Answer

• Enables 2 PCs to share 4 USB 2.0 devices.
• Supports keyboards, mice, scanners, and printers.
• Features USB 3.0 for high-speed data transfer.

Share USB Devices Between Two Computers

This USB 3.0 KVM switch allows you to connect up to four USB 2.0 devices and share them between two computers.

It supports essential peripherals such as keyboards, mice, scanners, and printers, eliminating the need to unplug and replug devices when switching between systems.

The USB 3.0 interface ensures fast and stable data transfer speeds, enhancing productivity for users with multiple computers.

Seamless Peripheral Management

Effortlessly switch control of your USB peripherals between two PCs with this KVM switch hub.

Its primary function is to consolidate your workspace by allowing a single set of keyboard, mouse, and other USB devices to be used across two separate computers.

This is an ideal solution for streamlining workflows in environments where multiple computers are in use, saving desk space and reducing cable clutter.

Key Specifications

The KVM switch is designed for ease of use and broad compatibility.

Model Number: DL239537. It connects via USB 3.0 for high-speed performance.

This hub is a practical accessory for anyone looking to optimize their multi-computer setup.

Specifications:

• Model Number: DL239537
• Brand Name: centechia

Frequently Asked Questions:

What devices can I connect to this USB 3.0 KVM switch?

You can connect keyboards, mice, scanners, and printers to the four USB 2.0 ports on this KVM switch.

How many computers can share the USB devices?

This KVM switch allows two computers to share the connected USB devices simultaneously.

Does this KVM switch support USB 3.0 speeds?

Yes, the KVM switch features USB 3.0 connectivity for the PC connections, enabling high-speed data transfer between computers and the switch.

Is this KVM switch suitable for a multi-monitor setup?

This KVM switch is designed for sharing USB peripherals only. It does not support video switching for monitors. You would need a separate video KVM switch for that purpose.