Description

Two-host sharing: connect two computers and select one active host at a time. | Four peripheral ports: share up to four USB-A devices through the USB 3.0 switch. | Data ceiling: up to 5Gbps theoretical for a complete compatible path; practical bandwidth is shared. | Manual control: one physical button changes the active host; there is no automatic or simultaneous control mode. | Visible state: two LED indicators identify which computer currently owns the peripherals. | Optional auxiliary power: Micro-USB 5V input supports demanding setups when used with a separate regulated source. | Host cabling: two USB-A-to-A data cables are included, each listed at approximately 1.5m. | Driver-transparent switch: the switch normally needs no special utility, while every peripheral must work on both computers. | Computer input 1: rear USB-A socket linked to host 1 by one included USB-A-to-A cable. | Computer input 2: rear USB-A socket linked to host 2 by the second included USB-A-to-A cable. | Four peripheral outputs: front blue USB 3.0 USB-A sockets for compatible printer, scanner, mouse, keyboard, receiver or storage devices. | Selection button: transfers the four-port device group between computer 1 and computer 2. | Two LEDs: indicate the selected host; they do not show file-write completion or peripheral health. | Micro-USB 5V input: accepts auxiliary power only from a regulated 5V source; it is not a high-voltage charging input. | Separate displays: monitor cables shown in use imagery remain directly connected to the computers or a separate display switch. | No LEDs or devices: reseat the selected host cable, confirm the computer USB port works and add regulated 5V auxiliary power if needed. | One computer works: swap the two included host cables and rear inputs to determine whether the cable, host port or input is responsible. | Printer/scanner missing: install its driver on both hosts, close the vendor application before switching and allow reconnect time. | Storage is slow: check that host, cable and drive match USB 3.0; the shared 5Gbps ceiling is divided by simultaneous traffic. | Storage disconnects: use a separately powered compatible drive or regulated 5V auxiliary input and eliminate long extensions. | Mouse/keyboard lag: move 2.4GHz receivers away from noisy USB hardware, shorten cables and test without high-bandwidth devices. | Buying check: confirm two computers, no need for monitor switching, four or fewer USB-A peripherals and acceptance of manual one-host-at-a-time control. | Visit our support center: Expert help & advice | Check your order status: Updates & tracking | Returns & exchanges: All you need to know | Price-match guarantee: Our promise to you