USB 3.2 Switch Selector 4 Computers Share 1 USBC & 3 USBA Devices 10Gbps 4 Port USB Switcher Sharing Keyboard Mouse Printer Scanner with Cable and Remote Control and a dapter

The TJCXELE USB 3.0 Switcher is a solid choice for anyone juggling multiple computers. This compact device lets you seamlessly share up to four USB peripherals—keyboard, mouse, printer, scanner, or a U disk—across four different computers, without the hassle of unplugging cables. It’s a clever solution that saves time and keeps your desktop free from a mess of tangled wires.Data transfers are a breeze with a blazing 5Gb speed, making it over ten times faster than older USB 2.0 ports. Whether you’re transferring files or just using a mouse and keyboard, everything feels swift and responsive. Plus, it’s backward compatible, so you won’t be left behind if you're using older devices.What’s truly convenient is the dual switching system. You can either press the buttons on the panel or use the included remote control to swap between your four computers. The LED indicators are a nice touch, showing you exactly which machine you’re working with. No more guesswork or fumbling around.High quality, reliable performance, and easy setup make this USB switcher a worthy investment. For anyone who regularly works across multiple computers, I’d certainly recommend giving it a try. It does what it says on the box—and more.

This is a handy 4 port USB-3 hub, but with the added feature of 4 uplink ports, allowing up to 4 different computers to share the 4 devices at the front.The device detects as a normal USB3 hub, so when you press the button on top to select the computer, Windows will do its device detection sound., similarly, when selecting another machine, Windows detects the unplug event. There are 4 buttons on top, next to each rear cable, however the indicators LED's are in a row to the left, so not next to the socket or button.Throughput is good, matching the same speed as without the hub in place, so there is no speed reduction.The product claims to allow keyboards and mice to be used, which is true, however, this will lead to spaghetti on the desk as all the sockets are at the front, so its probably best used for devices without long cables, such as memory sticks etc.The device is self-powered by the host computers, but can also be powered by a micro-USB socket on the back. This is however only limited to 500mA, so there is no USB PD support on the device, this allows devices to consume higher amounts of power, for example if charging a phone.A remote control is also provided, which looks chunky and basic, I can't see the benefit of this, since you would presumably want access to the USB sockets you are sharing.The box construction is extruded aluminium and the edges are bit sharp, it would be better if they were softened a bit.

I recently got my hands on a USB 3.0 Switch, and let me tell you, it’s been a total lifesaver at work. With just a flick of a switch, I can seamlessly switch between four computers, and the remote control adds an extra layer of convenience. The USB 3.0 switch is a speed demon when it comes to data transfer, and it works flawlessly with my keyboard, mouse, and other gadgets. The LED indicators are a nice touch, letting me know which computer is in action, and the included power cable keeps everything running smoothly, even when I’m using high-powered devices. By using this switch, I’ve totally decluttered my workspace and streamlined my workflow, making it way more efficient.

Review of TJcxele USB Switch 4 In 4 Out USB 3.0 Switcher 4 PC’s Share 4 USB Devices.This a nice aluminium four port hub with a separate 5 volt supply and the ability to connect to four different PC’s one at a time using switches or a remote control.The case is a sturdy aluminium design with a separate USB “C” connection for power to be supplied to power hungry peripherals, a one metre USB “A” to “C” cable provided but no power supply.Unusually four separate USB “A” one metre cables are supplied for connection of four different PC units, an infra red control without AAA batteries is in the box also.Basically a four way hub utilising USB 3.0 to transfer data at up to 5Gbps, why four computers does seem a little overboard but less can be utilised, on the face side of the hub are four USB “A” ports for connection of chosen peripherals, the peripherals usage transferred to an individual PC one at a time and not collectively, a small light indicating which PC in use.A sturdy unit that works as advertised, I like the separate 5 volt ability as I use hard drives for storage and backup so can connect several, this also aids quick changeover from PC to PC as not reliant on the small port power to boot the drive, a nice unit, uncomplicated to set up and fulfilling just one basic use.

The smart metal case looks like a heatsink and screening function. The corners are a bit sharp, but it's weight help keeps it in place given all the cables to be connected. Four USB-A ports at rear come with 4 USB-A to USB-A connecting cables for four hosts. These are thicker as they support higher speed 3. Four USB-A ports at front take the cables for 4 separate devices. If connecting a flash drive care would need to be taken about premature ejecting of a live drive when switching hosts.There is an Infra-Red remote with 1-4 and on/off buttons. You need to provide two AAA batteries. The switch will work from host power, but with any higher powered device connected a separate USB-A to micro-USB connection for extra power is supplied. This could be handy for a battery powered laptop as one or more hosts.