TRENDnet TK-207K 2-Port USB KVM Switch
- 1 x USB (Type A), 1…
- 2 x USB Keyboard/Mo…
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Switches keyboard, mouse and display between two computers with 4K HDMI, USB hub and phone charging
The Vszerda two-port KVM switch lets you control two computers from a single keyboard, mouse and 4K HDMI display. It adds a USB hub for peripherals and a phone-charging port, so you can swap systems without unplugging cables. Compact design suits desk setups that need quick switching between work and personal machines.
Not suited for setups requiring more than two computer connections, higher video resolutions, or advanced switching features such as hotkey presets or multi-monitor support.
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Switch between the two ports using the front button; each connected PC should display its desktop at 4K resolution on the shared monitor without flicker or signal loss.
The box contains the KVM unit only; you must supply two HDMI cables for the computers, one HDMI cable for the monitor, and two USB-A cables for keyboard and mouse connectivity.
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