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The 1.1 ports on one side are intended to support mice and keyboards, we tested the switch with an Apple Magic Keyboard and a Razer Pro Click mouse (via a USB-A dongle) with no problems, but other mice, with higher demands for power supply also given by the lights, they could have problems and be disconnected. However, there are some attentions that should not be underestimated: first of all, nutrition. We do not recommend connecting mechanical disks or SSDs, because in that case more delicate factors come into play such as the type of filesystem and the need to dismount them before the switch. The aim is to group four USB devices and an HDMI display and share them between two computers, whether they are independently Mac or PC by simply pressing a button.Įverything happens in an exemplary way, the switch lasts less than a second and all the devices converge in the right PC: a small blue LED indicates the selected source, although to be honest since there is a display that turns on the indicator it is not of much use (but perhaps it is useful in case of malfunction).īoth macOS Catalina and Windows 10 did not bat an eye and have adapted to the change commanded by the switch without problems, also because the USB and HDMI connections are hot and all the devices were in control.

There is no power supply (which is taken from the two computers) and everything is controlled by a central button at the top, which performs the switch with a loud beep. On the sides there are two USB-A sockets in version 1.1 and another two 2.0 on the other side for the connection of up to four devices to be shared. On one side there are two HDMI and two USB-B sockets intended for two different PCs, plus a third HDMI intended for the display to be shared. UGREEN KVM Switch HDMI 2 in 1 is basically a parallelepiped measuring 13.5圆x2.5 centimeters of pure black plastic.

UGREEN KVM HDMI Switch 2 in 1, the review Four for two