The switch buttoms on teh front are very handy. The size is acceptable. The ONLY issue Ive had is using a logitech dongle and it switching correctly every time. I switch at least 5-8 times a day. At least one of those switch times, I either have to turn the mouse off\on, or switch the PC's a few times through the button. It does work most of the time but it can be annoyiong at times. I have tried all the usb ports and keyboard\mouse ports.

That being said I will keep this switch. The display and keyborad so far, have switched every time.

Overall this is a great unit. Does the high end DisplayPort video really well for monitors that support high end graphics with high end gaming graphics cards.

The only two problems are:

If you have a gaming mouse which needs a profile pushed to it whenever you switch computers, you have to plug that mouse into USB on the front of the unit rather than the back. It doesn?t work when the gaming mouse is plugged into the rear USB port.

And the two buttons on the front to switch sources are a bit tough to see. I?d rather those two buttons were light gray instead of black.

Also, it would be really nice if they putt a switch button right on top of the IR unit to toggle between the two sources rather than having to always find the IR remote.

So far its

Works like a charm, solid constitution. Great for dual PC WFH set ups.

I was excited to see a Displayport 1.4 KVM switch with USB 3.0 for under $100 that is supported by a company in the US. I wanted a switch that supports 144Hz and Gsync. I'm happy to report this one does that.

This being said, I really picked this switch because Monoprice told me it would support the ability for PCs to wake up when I switch back to them after they've gone to sleep. Switches at this price point generally do not do this.

When the switch arrived, I confirmed that it does somehow manage to pull this off - PC wakes up, as they said it would. (There is no mention of this feature in the product literature.) All was great until...
I started playing games.
The mouse was not functional (limited range of motion) and the KVM switch would switch to the other PC on it's own. When I contacted Monoprice, they suggested getting a replacement. The replacement did the same thing.

I continued troubleshooting on my own and determined the mouse port on the switch (there are dedicated keyboard and mouse ports to provide some pretty cool switching functions) is flaky. In fact, my mouse software would not recognize the mouse, if plugged into that port. However, if I plug the mouse into one of the standard USB 3.0 ports, all is well, except for the fact that the switching features triggered by the mouse are not available and I have a wasted a USB port (the dedicated mouse port does not function as a standard USB port). Hence, the reason for 4 stars instead of 5.

All-in-all, I'm really happy with the switch so far, predominantly because it supports waking the PCs. However, the keyboard commands to switch PCs (i.e. no need to use IR remote) are a big plus.

First the mouse tracking change is intolerable. Tracking seems to be based on letterbox ratio somehow. My mouse tracks three times speed left to right as up to down.
Second, the selector buttons on the front do nothing but switch the little blue LED that is lit from one to the other. It tries to do some slick thing that when you hit one edge of the screen. This does not even come close to working so you are forced to wait while your input is ignored and the screens flash.

The KVM task is simple. Switch my screen and input between devices. The protocol should be implemented so that the display information is always sent to the computer to keep the new display event from firing every time I switch.

If you want kvm that functions avoid this item.