10Gbps USB 3.2 Switch 2 Computers Share 1 USB C and 3 USB A Devices Supports USB C Input for Mouse Keyboard Printer with Desktop Controller (Aluminium)

A bit pricy but worth it. It works exactly as intended and even has ancillary power for high power draw devices but is not required for small power draw items like mouse, keyboard, and headset. The button to switch outputs is sturdy and even has a button extender which is pretty cool. The only improvement I could recommend is to explore different materials for the cabling. One of the smaller charging cables used a decent plastic material, characteristic of other cables. But the others used a more soft and rubbery material which felt dry in the hands and has a strong odd smell to it. The smell eventually outgasses for the most part but if you smell up and close directly, the cables still smell weird.

I love the fact that I can push a button and instantly switch between my work and home computers. Mainly I use this for switching my webcam and audio setup.Dinged 1 star because sometimes the video signal doesn't sync forcing me to turn my monitor off and then back on to synch once again. Other than that, it works flawlessly 90% of the time.

this product does exactly as advertised and i carry it a lot of the time in my backpack to make using a single mouse and keyboard much easier. the product simply works.

Finally a switch box that uses USB C inputs from the computer. It comes with two USB C to USB C cables to connect to your computers, if you don't have a USB C port on your computer then you'll need an adapter. The cables a pretty heafty so a clearly designed for USB 3.2 and the high 10Gbps data rate.On the front are four USB ports, one USB C and three USB A. All should be USB 3.2 capeable. It is fairly small and lightweight, it has a bit of weight to it thanks to the metal case.Interestingly it has a USB C power connection and the supplied USB A to USB C cable for that. However it doesn't actually need that power to work. It can function purely from the power from the computers. Although be aware that you may need to connect the power if you're attaching more power hungry devices to it.Switching is by the button on top or via the remote button. You can see which computer is connected via a blue LED on top. The design for that is terrible, they are both blue LEDs and are both quite close to each other. So you can't really tell at a glance which computer is selected. You end up having to press the button so you know if the left or right LED is illuminated. Probably with lots of use you'll learn, but it could have been better designed.There are no feet or attachments to keep it in place. It has a smooth metal body that will just slide around on a desk. So be aware that you'll either want to just hide it away and use the remote button, or stick it down to the desk to prevent it sliding around.Overall a decent product with a couple of minor improvements it would be even better.

I deal with a common issue, limited desktop space.This little switch adds one cable to the problem not a whole keyboard and mouse set!The shell is pretty good ABS plastic mixed design, full cable set is included.

Nice and easy, it's very light but is aluminium, couldn't be happier with it and is very solid and great for what I needed it for

The media could not be loaded. The ScoopThe PVBCTCSID USB 3.2 Switch allows you to share 4 USB devices (mouse, keyboard, scanner, etc.) between 2 computers. It features two switching methods (button and remote) and supports data transfer speeds of up to 10Gbps.What I Liked- Superb build quality- Compact unit with attractive styling- Very fast switching- Easy to use with two switching methods (button and wired desktop remote button)Advertiser's Claims Examined- {Share 4 USB 3.2 Port Between 2 PCs}: This is exactly what this switch does best.- {10Gbps Data Transfer}: Data transfer is indeed extremely fast with this switch.- {Support Two USB C Inputs}: Agree. It has 2 x USB-C ports for connecting 2 PCs.- {Two Switching Methods}: Switching between the PCs is simply a matter of pressing the switch button on the top of the unit or using the wired desktop remote button.- {Wide Compatibility}: Certainly this works seamlessly using a laptop and PC.Overall SentimentThis handy device lets you instantly and seamlessly switch your preferred USB devices between two computers without unplugging and plugging them in again - simply press the button on the switch itself, or use the wired desktop switch. As someone who uses both a work laptop and a work PC, this switch is brilliant for me! It means I can ditch the tiny travel mouse with its receiver dongle and enjoy the comfort of my full-sized desktop mouse, plus (and this is the kicker for me) use my ludicrously expensive clicky mechanical keyboard on both machines. No more suffering through spongy, mushy laptop keyboards or frustrating trackpads. Also, forget the clunky server-style boxes of the past. The PVBCTCSID USB 3.2 Switch has a functional design but with chamfered edges for a touch of style. So, if you need to share your favourite peripherals (except monitors) between two PCs then this switch offers effortless control at your fingertips.

This device is well-made with a sturdy metal case. It comes with two nice quality USB-C to USB-C cables and a remote switch which is connected via a 1m cable allowing you to hide the cabling and unit out of the way with just a discrete switch on your desk. The switch is connected by a 3.5mm jack-to-jack cable so, if necessary, you could use a longer lead and locate it even further away.I have a couple of gripes with the product. It is also supplied with a USB-A to USB-C power-only cable to provide additional power to peripherals if the connected computers can't provide enough. In my testing, this lead wasn't needed but if they had not saved a few pennies and supplied a fully connected USB-A to USB-C cable it could also have been used to connect older PCs to the switch. I tested this with a properly connected USB-A to USB-C cable and it worked fine.Also, the LEDs that indicate which computer is connected are the wrong way around. When the left LED is lit, the right-hand port is active and vice-versa. It is minor but annoying and confusing.It may be a fairly niche product as it is not a full KVM, but if you have an appropriate use it is a good product. I have not seen it listed with a price but, if the price is right, I would recommend it.