UGREEN HDMI KVM Switch 2 Port 4K@60Hz 2 in 1 out HDMI Switcher One Button Switch for 2 PCs Share 4 USB Devices Keyboard Mouse and 1 Monitor with Desktop Control

This is an amazing product.I can now Boost productivity with a single monitor. I Effortlessly switch between office and personal laptops, using the same keyboard, mouse, and headphones.No more messy cable changes – simply click a button to switch control. Yes Minor switching delay is there (3-4 seconds) but that's acceptable.Package invludes: 1 device+2 Hdmi cables +2 usb cables + the button to switch laptops. It's very simple to configure and doesn't need electric input or battery.

The product is really great and reliable. However, there is limitation when PC going to sleep, not able to wake it up (you have to press power button on PC to wake it up).

Hassle free switching between your machines along with peripheral devices. I liked it very much.

Just set-up switch and the mouse/keyboard USB is not working, which means you can not share between 2 PCs. HDMI switch works however. Have emailed seller to request a new item and still waiting to hear further.

I only bought this for 2 reasons - I needed to get my main keyboard to work on both my personal as well as work pc's and I didnt want any footprint on my desk. While a cheaper USB switcher would have sufficed, the smaller remote was the reason I went for this - it meant this thing could be tucked away from being an unsightly box on my desk. After years of shuffling 2separate keyboards and mice, I bit the bullet to see if this could work.Box was quite small with contents of the KVM box itself, 2 HDMI cables and 2 USB-B to USB-A cables (to connect systems) and one mini-USB remote. The box has 2 HDMI and 2 USB-B connections on the back to connect to systems and 2 USB's & 1 HDMI out on either side to connect a mouse, keyboard and monitor respectively. Additionally 2 extra USB's plus a mini usb port to connect pen drives or scanners/printers and the remote.Safe to say, the way the ports are provided, it was meant to be hidden from view as you can have cables for connections on all 4 sides. That being said, not giving some indicator on the remote to indicate which system is connected to is kinda silly (there is a blue light on the box against a number to indicate this). But its a 50-50 chance you will get it to work by pressing the button, so not that big a deal. What was truly annoying is the remote is very flimsy and plasticky with nothing under to make it stick in one place - there is absolutely no weight to it, so it just doesn't sit. The cable is enough to decide how this one sits on the table or in my case, not - it was partially in the air in a twist with the button side facing downward. I put some scotch tape on the bottom and stuck it to the desk - lets hope this lasts till I find a more permanent solution. Why the option of having some sticky tape on both the device (could be used to stick it under the table) and the remote (as it will be on the table).Another issue I faced - the box relys on systems to provide the power - this is important, as trying to use extenders did not allow the peripherals to work - the cables provided need to be plugged into the system directly. I had a USB extender to reach my PC previously as the keyboard cable was a shorter one - connecting this to that did not work so I had to move it closer to my PC entailing some additional cable management.I didn't connect the HDMI's as it is limited to 60Hz plus my laptop can also get power through my monitor, but I doubt there would be any issues should you choose to use it.Switching the peripherals takes a couple of seconds. No software's or complicated steps are required to set this up, which is a plus.

Only Keyboard and Mouse working HHDMI Switching stop working

HDMI didn't work. USB did. So I returned it immediately