USB 3.0 Switcher for 2 PCs: Share 4 Ports Instantly

Four ports, two computers, one switch

• One button, two computers

  The central illuminated button toggles between Green (Input1) and Blue (Input2). The ring lights green on whichever input is active, so you never have to guess which PC is in control. One press moves the whole bank of ports.

• Four USB 3.0 ports

  Four USB 3.0 outputs with blue inserts take your keyboard, mouse, printer or external drive. Everything you plug in is shared between both PCs, so one set of peripherals does the work of two.

• Power for high-draw devices

  A Micro USB 5V DC input gives power-hungry devices such as printers and hard drives the supply they need. The 5V charger is sold separately, so plan on one from a drawer or a spare brick before you connect those devices.

Four ports, two PCs, one press

• 4 portsUSB 3.0 output ports shared between two computers
• 2 PCsGreen and Blue inputs on one switch
• 5VMicro USB power input for high-draw devices
• 2 cablesUSB 3.0 A-to-A cables to connect both computers

Connect once, switch with one press

1. 1
   Plug the first PC into Input1

   Connect one USB 3.0 A-to-A cable from the first computer to the Green input on the switch.

2. 2
   Plug the second PC into Input2

   Connect the second USB 3.0 cable from the other computer to the Blue input. Keep each PC on its own input.

3. 3
   Connect your peripherals to the four ports

   Plug the keyboard, mouse, printer or drive into the four USB 3.0 outputs. For devices that need extra power, connect a 5V charger to the Micro USB port.

4. 4
   Press the central button to switch

   The green ring lights up on the active input. Press the button to hand all four ports to the other computer. Finish any file copy or print job before you switch.

What arrives at your door

• USB switch selector unit×1

  Matte black housing with four USB 3.0 outputs and the green ring switch button

• USB 3.0 A-to-A cable×2

  One cable for each computer connected to the Green or Blue input

• USB 2.0 Micro USB power cable×1

  Powers the Micro USB 5V port. The 5V charger is not included

Two computers, one set of ports

The daily crawl under the desk

Your keyboard and mouse live on one machine, and the printer is wired to the other. Every switch means unplugging, replugging and untangling a cable bundle while the task you were in the middle of waits. By the third swap in an afternoon, the cables are the real job.

One press changes everything

The switch sits on the desk and takes both computers as inputs, Green and Blue. Plug each PC in once with a USB 3.0 cable. From then on, the central button hands all four downstream ports to whichever machine you pick, and the green ring shows which one owns them.

What setup looks like over time

1. First use
   Two PCs connected and tested

   Connect both computers with the two USB 3.0 cables, then press the button. The ring changes from Green to Blue as each input takes over the ports.

2. Week 1
   Daily switching feels routine

   The keyboard, mouse and printer move with one press. Most people stop reaching under the desk once the habit sets in.

3. 30 days
   Desk stays clean and organised

   Duplicate peripherals and extra cable swaps are no longer needed, so the desk looks tidier and stays that way.