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A USB 2.0 KVM switch that lets two computers share four connected devices
The LORDWORLD USB 2.0 KVM Switch lets one keyboard, one mouse and two additional USB peripherals control two separate computers. It is built for users who need to share a single desk set-up across multiple machines without unplugging cables.
The switch operates on USB 2.0, so connected devices run at that speed. Choose this unit only if your keyboard, mouse, printer or other peripherals do not require USB 3.0 or higher throughput.
Each computer connects to the switch with a standard USB cable; the four downstream ports accept the shared keyboard, mouse and two extra devices. No external power adapter is mentioned, so the unit draws power from the host ports.
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| Brand name | LORDWORLD |
Yes, the USB 2.0 link carries keyboard and mouse traffic easily, so input response stays immediate on both connected PCs.
The four shared ports are USB 2.0, so any USB 2.0 or 1.1 peripheral will work at its native speed.
It draws power from the two host computers over USB, so no external adapter or brackets are required for desktop use.
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