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Plugable USB 2.0 Sharing Switch for One-Button USB Device Port Sharing Between Two Computers (A/B Dual Computer Switch)
Plugable USB 2.0 Sharing Switch for One-Button USB Device Port Sharing Between Two Computers (A/B Dual Computer Switch)
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- Simple Device Sharing - Compact one-touch design allows you to easily switch usb devices between 2 computers - One Button Toggle - Great for sharing a printer, scanner, or other USB device between two computers (one computer at a time). Attach a powered USB hub that is connected to the keyboard, mouse, and USB 2.0 graphics adapter for an all-USB KVM solution with this USB AB switch - Plug and Play - Switch works with any USB-enabled computer without drivers - attached devices may require drivers as usual. LED indicator lights show which connected computer has control of the attached devices - Compatibility - Not compatible with docking stations or USB graphics adapters. Ideal for powered USB 2.0 hubs, printers, scanners, keyboards, mice, or other USB 2.0/1.1 devices - Enhance Your Workflow: Streamline your setup and improve efficiency by easily sharing USB devices between multiple computers
Product description
Share Your Device(s) With Simplicity
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Plugable USB 2.0 Sharing Switch (USB2-SWITCH2) is the ideal solution for one-touch switching of access between two computers to a:
*Not compatible with USB-A or USB-C docking stations or USB graphics adapters
A single button press is all that's required to toggle between connected computers. Blue LED indicator lights show which connected computer has control.
Looking to provide two-computer access to a single keyboard and mouse? Just attach the switch to a powered USB hub, then connect all your desired peripherals for an all-USB solution. Ideal for a variety of USB applications including as a scanner or printer AB switch.
Switch works with any USB-enabled computer without drivers. Attached external devices will still require drivers as usual.
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