One issue I read about was that with the cheaper ones, they were not compatible with gaming mice and keyboards, that if you use them you would lose functionality or they just won't work. I did a week of research trying to find the perfect KVM switch for a price that I can justify (I really didn't want to spend $300+). I did not want to have to unplug and replug my mouse and keyboard when switching between the two.

I wanted a single mouse and keyboard for both my pc and consoles when I game. I was looking for something to allow me to have less clutter on my desk for gaming. Here are the instructions that should fix the problems with is. This is a usb 2.0 KVM so make sure your keyboard and mouse can run over that type.Įdit: I found the HDMI version of this product with 2 usb ports. it sells for about 50 Dollars at and added a link for you. Its small and not very expensive i think this should fit your needs/comes closest to fitting your needs. This doesn't have Hdmi so if your old KVM still works i would add that to the mix it has a wired button which is not the best but could doĪlso its recommende to stick it down to you pc.

It has a lot of wires and its messy but should work with your setup The Aten 4-Port USB Peripheral Sharing Device should work with your keyboard and mouse also i has a 9 usb port version.

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