Kvm That Works With Gaming Keyboard

Basic KVM but it works well for our needs

I have 3 PCs and this keyboard can connect to all of them (one at a time) eliminating he need to have multiple keyboards or a KVM.

This is the best KVM that I have ever owned. It works very well for two monitors. I game with it and I do not notice any video or audio degradation. Computers boot better on this kvm than any other kvm that I have owned in the past. Hotkey switching has worked perfectly after getting a wired keyboard; wireless keyboards are not supported. It is a large unit and it is under my computer table. I have never had to reach under the table to correct this kvm. I like it a lot and recommend it for anyone who wants to switch computers via two monitors. I did buy this at BH Photo and am happy.

Amazing monitor. KVM feature works perfectly between my macbook and gaming PC. The macbook is connected via a single thunderbolt cable (which also supports charging), while the PC via HDMI + USB. I have a powered 7 slot USB hub connected to the monitor and all my devices (mouse + keyboard + webcam + yeti mic) can be used without any issues. Image quality is amazing as expected from OLED, and text clarity is not an issue as I cannot reasonably observe any color fringing at all. With my gaming PC, I was worried about frame rates with 4k, but with dynamic upscaling enabled (FSR) I no longer see the need to upgrade my GPU (6900xt) in my recent games. HDR is incredible for games that support it as well, like Elden Ring. Included stand is reasonably sized, and does not take up much space compared to the alienware/asus variants.

I use the KVM in a computer repair business, it allows me to have just one monitor and keyboard/mouse and work on multiple computer at once. It has good connections and the cable setup is great.

Reached my frustration level with my Linkskey KVM. Never remembered I had two monitors connected unless a precise power up sequence was followed and even then, it sometimes took two tries. Cables were supplied with this IOgear switch, but I just moved the ones over from the Linkskey and never looked back. Works flawlessly. Stores the technical data from your monitor, so it remembers how to display multiple monitors from multiple computers. If you have other than standard keyboard/mouse, you may have to go into setup to configure. The switch also lets you just switch the monitor/keyboard/mouse and leave the speakers and USB devices where they were useful if running a USB backup or listening to music and just want to KVM to another computer. This appears to be a rebranded ATEN product. More amazing was B&H price. Significantly lower than anyone else. Was a non-stock item, so it took longer to arrive, but did not matter to me.

I bought this a few months ago to help with repairing offline servers. Now I don't have to worry about the KVM, keyboard, monitor or mouse work (or are missing) at the remote site. This also works with Windows 10

Had previous experience with a dual port DVI and VGA StarTech KVM and this one is just as good. Yes, the hot keys don't work with a wireless keyboard but I suspect that is more a function of the keyboard driver than the KVM switch, since the last unit I had also had a wireless keyboard and mouse and was flawless in its operations. It would be nice if the DVI connectors were just a smidgen (metric) further apart from one another, but these are minor issues that have nothing to do with the quality or the operation of the unit itself. I love the fact that this is a metal housing; makes it stay put and feels high quality.

Compared to a cheaper KVM I was using before this is a big step up in functionality. I was having issues with my keyboard getting confused and not working when switching. This KVM avoids that issue. I appreciate that it has a USB 3 hub. I like that the switch can be triggered from the keyboard. I only wish that the case was smaller for the two port version.

We use several USB KVM's and this one is great for two reasons: 1. it comes complete with a full set of cables, and 2. it has keyboard commands that allow switching capability from the keyboard if the KVM itself is not located conveniently in the rack. - I have ordered more of these. Keith Eggel