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Ugreen 2 In 4 Out Sharing Switch Box
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digitec
7 months ago
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Yes, the 2 In 4 Out Sharing Switch Box from Ugreen can basically be used with an Xbox Series X and a PC to share USB devices such as keyboard and mouse. It enables switching between two devices, including game consoles such as the Xbox, and a PC.
Note, however, that this is a USB 3.0 KVM switch that mainly controls USB peripherals. For the Xbox Series X, only USB control is supported, not the switching of video or audio signals. It may also be necessary to supply the switch with additional power when using external hard drives or power-intensive devices.
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No, it is explicitly a switch box, so either all ports are on host 1 or on host 2, simultaneously is not possible.
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I also use the switch for my home office (work laptop) and private gaming PC. I have a Logitech gaming mouse and keyboard connected (via cable, not wireless) and don't notice any delays. But like you, I'm "only" an ambitious hobby gamer and don't game competitively ;-)
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With 2 PCs it works wonderfully, I avoid PS5 like the devil avoids holy water. I don't see why it shouldn't work.
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Unfortunately no😅
Which docking is it? Is there always a client plugged in?
Try other USB ports on the docking station. Ports with a lightning bolt (not Thunderbolt) usually provide permanent power, for USB ports without a lightning bolt, the ports should be switched off when nothing is connected to the docking station.
I have the same configuration (Lenovo docking station and desktop) and don't have the problem. Isn't it enough if you unplug the switchbox and plug it in again?
Does not have such a connection either.... A mistake by Digitec?
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Two cables are included.
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I use the box to switch the keyboard, mouse and webcam between 2 PCs. I don't need a power supply for this. The box is powered by the USB interface of the PCs.
I am using this for my gaming/work PC. So far I have not experienced any issues with wired gaming keyboard/mouse. Note: I am not a pro gamer.
The article is there to switch a USB mouse or USB keyboard between two PCs, for example. So that you don't have to plug them in manually or need them twice.
It is possible to use up to three devices on two different computers. My setting is:
- Label Printer
- keyboard
- Mouse
These go to two different devices:
- Surface Dock
- Tower PC
It does not have a port for screen, so this has to be shared in another way.
No, unfortunately that is not possible
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Yes, without any problems, that's exactly how I use it!
Greetings Dario
This model has USB3, the 30767 hub does not.
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