KVM Switches

D-LINK DKVM-4K, 4port KVM switch with 2 cable, Control 4 PCs from a single keyboard, monitor, mouse. Support both AT and PS/2 style keyboards, Support VGS, SVGA, XGA and Multisync up to 1600 x 1200...

If you are looking for an easy way to extend your computer desktop across multiple displays, it might be worth your while investigating the new Matrox TripleHead2Go multi-monitor adapter. Matrox has...

Pros: I can think of nothing "pro" given my experience with all the product line of these KVM switches by Iogear. Cons: I have had so many instances of this device failing that I frankly am not...

Pros: It works, and it works well. I have owned this unit for 6 years now, and it is thankfully finally dying on me. I have cursed it every day of my life, but it would not die. The CONS are so...

Pros: Easy to connect; Supplied cables; compact. Switches high resolution video well Cons: The flip switch has never worked. Belkin replaced unit once but new unit flip switch still doesn't work.

D-LINK DKVM-8E, Pro Connect 8port KVM switch, Rackmount, Control 8 PCs from a single keyboard, monitor, mouse. Support both AT and PS/2 style keyboards, Support VGS, SVGA, XGA and Multisync up to...

New widescreen modes provide maximum triple-display desktop space for gaming enthusiasts and professionals.

Pros: 4 computers can connect to this, sharing a keyboard and a mice, instead of 4 of each. Works a great deal of the time (see cons). It has buttons to make it easy to switch, though the hot keys...

Pros: Cheap, works, nothing to install. Cons: Mine lasted about a year. It started smearing VGA just a bit after say 6 months, just recently it started switching channels by itself, and then pulsing...

Pros: Worked excellently with WinXP and Win7 systems Cons: Did not work correctly with Win8 system Other Thoughts: When using this switch on a Win8 system, when computer restarts (shutdown, reboot...

Pros: I may work for others and the 4/5 rating suggests. Cons: It doesn't work for me. Other Thoughts: In all fairness, the email address did work, I received a actual call from someone from Trendnet.

Pros: A few issues with mouse/keyboard in BIOS/DOS environments.SeaTools in UBCD will not recognize mouse, but keyboard works. Of course, DOS doesn't officially support USB, so I can't blame TrendNET.

Pros: Cheap price Cons: No DVI support. Failed within 6 months. At first I thought my keyboard was busted, as various keys just stopped working. Other Thoughts: I'd say pass and get a more name...

Pros: Great switch for Linux, WindowsAble to add more then one Cons: Linux can't see the monitor, so I get very low Res Other Thoughts: Can't say nothing bad about this product. I have two and going...

Pros: I tried a half dozen kvm's before this model.Dang near gave up on the concept.The TK801R changed my mind. It does what it's supposed to do without trying to run your life or sell you something...

Pros: Works out of the box with no power cord needed. This device fits a 19" rack with no issues at all. All the cords come with it so the end price is very good compared to other units after...

Pros: Trendnet KVMs always work well. Had very few problems over the years. I like that it's rackmountable. Should provide more stability than the ones that lay on top of a shelf. Cons: Doesn't...

Pros: Used this for over a year and this KVM has never given me any trouble. Cons: none

Pros: Easy to set up Cons: Stopped working after a couple of weeks Other Thoughts: Last swtich I had for over a year. The one before that for 3 years. This didn't last three weeks and it stopped...

Pros: Works 24/7, non stop. Always switches, every time.I've had mine for over 8 years, and no trouble except the one glitch mentioned in my Cons section. Cons: Every 20 or 30 switches, the number of...