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Compact black USB KVM switch box with wired desktop controller

Ruth's sister

Ruth's sister USB KVM Switch With Desktop Controller

SKU CH-WRNZ-308BB

Shares USB devices and a monitor between multiple computers via a desktop controller

  • Control multiple computers from one desktop controller
  • Share USB devices across connected systems
  • Switch between computers with a single button press
  • Connect monitor and peripherals through one switch box

Multi-Computer USB Sharing

The Ruth's sister USB KVM Switch lets you control multiple computers from a single keyboard, mouse and monitor setup using the included desktop controller. It routes USB peripheral signals and video between connected PCs without software installation. Ideal for users who need to switch between work and personal machines on one desk.

Replaces Separate Peripheral Sets

This switch removes the need for duplicate keyboards, mice and monitors when operating several computers side by side. The hardware button provides instant toggling so there is no latency from software-based alternatives. Not suited for setups that require simultaneous multi-monitor output or switching of high-bandwidth USB 3.0 devices beyond the stated specification.

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Price $28.99
Cheaper than about 87% of the 4,010 comparable items (median $105.49).

Specifications

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Questions about this item

How many USB cables must reach the switch from each computer for the desktop controller to work?

Each computer needs one USB cable to the switch; the desktop controller connects to the switch with its own cable, so plan for one cable per computer plus the controller lead.

What is the correct order to power on the KVM switch and the connected computers so the desktop controller is recognised?

Connect all cables first, then power on the KVM switch, wait for its LEDs to stabilise, and finally start each computer so the controller enumerates properly.

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