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StarTech.com (SV231USB) 2-Ports External KVM switch USB

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Price:

US $146.67

ApproximatelyPHP 8,154.41

+ $53.58 shipping

Estimated delivery Wed, 18 Jun - Thu, 10 Jul

Returns:

30 days return. Buyer pays for return shipping. If you use an eBay shipping label, it will be deducted from your refund amount.

Condition:

New

About this product

Product Information

This 2 Port USB KVM Switch Kit offers simple control of two Mac or PC computers from a single monitor/display and USB peripheral set (keyboard, mouse).The switch includes two USB KVM cables, to providing a complete out-of-the-box KVM solution while saving you time and money.The USB KVM switch features an integrated 3 port USB hub, allowing you to share connected USB peripherals between the two controlled PC/Mac computers as though the devices were connected directly to the computers.Ensuring convenient placement and installation, the KVM switch features a compact form factor design and offers rear-port connection to master and slave computers, allowing you to make the necessary device connections without disrupting your workspace.A cross-platform solution, the KVM switch supports high resolution applications at up to 1920x1400 display resolutions, and provides a smooth operating experience when controlling Mac/PC combined work environments.

Product Identifiers

BrandStarTech

MPNSV231USB

UPC0065030789196

Model2 Port Professional USB KVM Switch Kit with Cables

eBay Product ID (ePID)74114529

Dimensions

Weight1lbs.

Depth2.7in

Height2in

Width3in

Additional Product Features

Ports Qty2

CompatibilityPC, Mac

Form FactorExternal

Networking TypeKVM Switch

Ethernet TechnologyUSB

Enclosure ColorBlack

Enclosure TypeExternal

Interfaces2X USB-4 Pin USB Type B Male-2, 2X Display / Video-VGA-15 Pin HD D-Sub (Hd-15) Male-2

TypeKVM Switch USB

Status IndicatorsPort Status, Power

Connectivity TechnologyWired