TESmart 2 Port HDMI KVM Switch 4K Ultra HD 3840×2160@30Hz | 2×1 KVM Switcher 2 PC 1 Monitor with 2×1.5m KVM Cables Supports USB 2.0 Devices Controls up to 2 Computers/Servers/DVR-Matte Black

Works as described
Provided cords could be longer. Lights should be a lot dimmer.
Otherwise works like a treat. Gaming mouse works including special functions if software installed on pc. Mechanical keyboard all works (no software all built in). Scroll scroll Pg up to switch always works.

Have had 2 occasions where switching hasn’t worked, both relating to laptop, quick unplug and replug of cords solved issue. Twice in over 45 days of continuous use isn’t an issue as far as I am concerned and think this is probably more of a laptop issue than switcher.

Speakers work great switching when pc switches, just wish there was a jack on front and back of unit.

Haven’t bothered with remote and with 2 switch it doesn’t make sense as quick key to change is quicker and easier. Remote makes loads of sense with +2 pc where you would want to pick and choose.

Brilliant solutio
Does what it does really well, hooked up my 2 machines to a Philips 34″ Curved 3440×1440 monitor, Corsair Gaming Kb and Logitech G402 mouse, using keyboard shortcuts to switch, no need for the remote and can tuck away the box if needed.

Great bit of kit - able to effortlessly share KVM AND webcam
I bought that to be able to share my keyboard, mouse and screen between my home PC and my work laptop. But just as importantly, I was looking for a KVM which would also support a Webcam so that I could also share that between the two devices. For reasons I won’t go in to here. the keyboard and mouse USB ports on a KVM are dedicated to that purpose. And so to support a webcam you need an extra, generic, USB port. This one had one which was the reason for my purchase.
I’ve installed it all today and it worked perfectly first time. I can effortlessly swap all those peripherals between my two machines.
It’s also a neat bit of kit, it looks tidy on my desktop with all cables fitting to the rear. And it has a simple switching mechanism (and useful indicator lights) between connected devices.
For those reasons I highly recommend this product.
I assume that as the third USB is generic, by simply adding a USB hub you could share other devices at the same time (such as storage media) but I have not tried this.
Highly recommended.

Great little KVM switch - and looks good too!
I was looking for KVM switch with now working from home and getting fed up with the mess of cables around my desk and need to keep swapping cables to switch between home and work computers. Looked at several KVM switches ranging from much cheaper to more expensive. The seller was very helpful in answering questions as many of the cheaper alternatives always seems to be lacking in something or had mixed reviews. Glad I went with this one. The package has all the cables needed and a power pack (some don’t have that and rely on power from USB) and was easy to set up — so intuitive you won’t need the decent manual and I had everything set up within minutes. Lots of options to manage and control, the switch could even be put out of the way under a desk or out of reach. I’ve found the key-combo simplest for me, but you can use mouse or even hit a button on the box. Not sure I’ll ever use the remote control though, maybe useful if connecting games machines or similar I suppose? Switching between computers takes 2 seconds which seems reasonable, and I experience no lag in using keyboard or mouse and no degradation of screen image. It has nice metallic case that does not feel cheap or nasty, liked the option for a coloured case, makes a change from all the other black boxes. It’s a very small and discrete size, which could sit anywhere without taking up space — mine lives under my monitor stand so keeping desk clutter down even more. One feature I really liked and was a key factor in getting this one is all the input and output cables are at the back, keeping clutter to a minimum and gives more freedom for placement, though the audio socket is at the front, which would be useful for headsets. There is one ‘spare’ USB input socket (assuming you have separate inputs for your mouse and keyboard) which is useful for connecting to other peripherals you may want to share. I have a USB hub there that connect speakers, webcam and a few other things so these also available to both computers. All in all, highly delighted in this product in terms of functionality, build and aesthetics and would highly recommend to others looking for a KVM switch.

Mechanical Keyboard Software, Great little Box
Keyboard: Logitech G910
Monitor: Samsung U32J59x
Resolution: 3840×2160 Refresh Rate 60Hz 4K

Running on HDMI 2.0 I get 60hz@4k Res of 3840×2160.

Mechanical Keyboards are supported. Yes, and No. The keyboard works without issue including the use of Hotkeys for switching, however the Keyboards software does not see the Keyboard via the normal Keyboard Connection Port.

I bought this model as the Manufacturer did say the Mechanical Keyboard would be supported and in all Fairness, the hot switching does work as advertised, just not the Keyboards software which I don’t believe to be flaw more of a feature that would be nice to have.

Solid little device
Works with a USB hub and switches all the devices. No issues with my mouse, keyboard, headset and camera.
Looks and feels robust.

I’m ignoring the remote, as I don’t need it, it’s still in the box.

Is working, after a bit of effo
It’s a neat little box and I’m using it now – but I did have some problems: it has 3 USB sockets on the back, for keyboard, mouse and any other device but I’ve tried three different keyboards and mice and none of them work in the dedicated ports; I had to use the generic one. The first – a wireless keyboard + mouse (with one USB dongle) -didn’t work too well; the mouse movement became very laggy. It was a horrible keyboard and I was getting fed up putting batteries into the mouse every couple of months anyway, so switching to a wired keyboard and mouse was no hardship – but because I now needed two USB ports I had to plug a USB hub in as well. I don’t think the hot keys are working to switch between machines and I haven’t tried the R/C – but I don’t care; there’s a button on the device to switch and I really don’t need any of them. Video is rock solid (I’m using HD, not 4K), it was one of the cheaper options available and I’m reasonably happy with it all now – but I’ve dropped a star for not working very well with a wireless mouse, and the keyboard/mouse ports not working.

Works as expected perfect fit for joining 2 devices
Works as advertised. I combined 1 mac and 1 pc under the same key/mouse/monitor combo. U dont need extra cables

Excellent KVM
Got this to replace another KVM I got cheaply and what a difference in picture quality for starters, plus works well with my cordless keyboard and mouse and supports sharing a printer or any other usb device. The only downside is that you only get 2 set of cables.

Just works!!
Very impressed with this. I bought this (Oct 2019) to replace a Belkin Flip VGA KVM, as my home setup had changed and no matter what I did, I couldn’t get the Flip to work successfully. No such issues with the TESmart 2×1 HDMI KVM Switch HDMI 4K 3840×2160@60Hz 4:4:4 with 2 Pcs 5ft KVM Cables Supports USB 2.0 (putting this here as Amazon seems to mix up reviews with other devices).

My set up has become slightly complex:
Late 2011 MacBook Pro (13″) with a Mini Thuderbolt connection (converting to VGA for the Flip worked fine).
Dell Latitude 5490 connected to a Dell D6000 Docking station. (This never worked with the Flip, no matter whether I used Display Ports of HDMI (converted to VGA); the dock always defaulted to 640×480 without any options; Displayport were unable to help).
Fujitsu L22W-7SD (ancient VGA/DVI) Monitor
Logitech K800 Kbd and MXMaster 2S mouse, both via a single USB dongle.

Despite a variety of adaptors, alternative cables etc., there was no way my Flip KVM could give me the functionality I wanted.

I also operate my setup within a purpose built but restrictive cabinet, meaning that I wanted to hide the KVM away and have a remote control to switch outputs, limiting my options.

The TESmart arrived on time, I provided the required battery to the little IR Remote, plugged all the cables in (using many that I had used with the Flin unsuccessfully) and hey presto! Everything has worked faultlessly ever since.

Day 3 of using the TESmart and I haven’t a single complaint. Well, I can’t get the hot key switching to work (yet), but they may be down to the type of keyboard I am using.

Very happy customer. Well worth spending the tiny premium to buy a decent KVM that ‘just works’!

Update: have added keyboard switching instructions from the manual as someone was asking how it is done (and the manufacturer doesn’t make the user guide available for download on their site)
2nd Update: I’ve added a further grab of hotkey instructions for the questioner asking how to turn off buzzer in the absence of a [ScrollLock] key.

Very Good KVM
Haven’t rated the remote control as I’ve had no need to use it yet.
Setting up was easy once I purchased some longer HDMI & USB cables (I needed 5m ones), Two pairs were supplied in the box but are only 1.5m long.

Once set up (only took a matter of minutes), All you have to do is press the button on the front of the box until you have selected the PC that you want to control. Works VERY well, No complaints.

Works straight out of the box.
Just gave the manual a brief glance, as it’s obvious where everything plugs in. Takes maybe 2 seconds or so to switch, which is fine for me. Remote takes a 3V Lithium cell, CR2025, and is handy if you want to tuck the box away at the back of a desk. Approx 20cm wide, allow 15cm for depth with cables plugged in at the back. Sharing a Microsoft desktop set via the dongle plugged into the box’s keyboard USB slot, and sharing a portable SSD drive via the USB slot. USB is only 2.0, but is perfectly usable unless you really need the extra speed of USB3. Highly recommended and a bargain at the price.

Excellent product, easy set up and works well with Windows Linux and RPi
Only had this product for a week but my first impressions are very good. Its case is metal case, with clear legends and the LEDs make clear which devices are powered and to which the monitor is currently connected . The device is around 20mm high and 300mm wides and fits between the legs of my monitor making a tidy setup with easy access to the controls. I particularly like the front mounted power switch so I can turn it off when not needed. So far the KVM switch works flawlessly with my mixed WIndows and Linux setup.

Does what it says on the ti
I have gone through a few KVMs in my time and this one did exactly what it says in the description, straight out of the box. The features are great and just what you would want. The only downside is the USB input for the KVM is 2.0 instead of 3.0. If they updated the USB to 3.0, it would definately be a 5 star product.

Decent Small KVM Switch box
Good points:
– Well built. Sturdy metal construction and I like the red top!
– Comes with remote to switch inputs.
– Small and light. Much smaller than I expected.
– Fast switching (sometimes, see below).

Not So Good:
– If you stay on one connection too long (over an hour) and then switch to the other connection it takes 1-2 seconds for the keyboard to become active.
– Light. As it so light it moves easily even when you shift the cables slightly.
– My Mac Pro won’t boot (gets stuck on the white screen) if I reboot with the KVM connected. I need to disconnect the cable to the Mac and reconnect when it has booted up.
– Annoying blue lights!

A Grey box that works well.
I just got this and put it on my 34inch ultrawide lg and it worked straight out the box I am running 4 machines and it switches between pcs without a issue, I was a little sceptical at first given I don’t know the name and the fact it comes in a plain white box, so far I am impressed so I give it a 5 star rating