USB Switch for 2 Computers: Share 4 Devices Fast
One desk, two computers, and no more crawling behind the tower. Press the front key and your printer, mouse, keyboard and USB drive move to the other PC. Two inputs, four USB 3.0 outputs and indicator lights make the active machine obvious at a glance.
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One desk, two computers, and no more crawling behind the tower. Press the front key and your printer, mouse, keyboard and USB drive move to the other PC. Two inputs, four USB 3.0 outputs and indicator lights make the active machine obvious at a glance.
Share one set of 4 USB devices between 2 computers with a single button press
- constantly unplugging and replugging USB devices
- needing separate printers, mice or keyboards for each computer
- desk clutter from duplicate peripherals
Switch two computers with one press and stop the replugging
Right now every switch between your work PC and home PC means pulling cables and fighting for the same printer port. With this USB 3.0 switch, one button moves your mouse, keyboard, printer and drives over in seconds.
One button, four ports, two computers
- One press changes the active PC
The front switch key moves all four USB outputs to PC 1 or PC 2. Your mouse, keyboard and printer follow the button, so you never reach behind the tower. Check the indicator light for the PC you want, press once, and start working.
- Four USB 3.0 ports, shared
All four output ports are USB 3.0, so a printer, a mouse, a keyboard and a drive can stay plugged in at the same time. The blue port faces make it easy to see where each device goes. Real transfer speed depends on your drive and the computer ports, but the switch itself does not hold you back.
- Two inputs, one desk
Two USB input ports take each computer once, so the desk is wired a single time. The compact matte black housing with a silver bevel sits flat beside your keyboard and does not crowd the monitor. Two indicator lights show which PC is live.
Printer sharing for two PCs, at a glance
- 4USB 3.0 output ports
- 2PC input ports
- 5VMicro USB power input
- 2USB-A cables included
Wire it once, switch with a press
- 1Connect both computers
Plug one USB-A cable from PC 1 into input port 1, and the other from PC 2 into input port 2.
- 2Plug in your devices once
Connect your printer, mouse, keyboard and USB drive to the four USB 3.0 output ports.
- 3Add the micro USB power
Connect the micro USB 5V power input so the switch runs before you test it.
- 4Press the switch key
Press the front key to change the active PC. Check that the matching indicator light is on before you start working.
Everything you need to start sharing
- USB 3.0 switch unit×1
Four USB 3.0 outputs, two inputs, front switch key
- USB-A to USB-A cable×2
One for each computer
Every swap costs minutes

The third unplug of the morning
You know the sound of a cable being yanked out of the back of your tower. It happens once for the printer, once for the drive, and again for the mouse receiver. Each swap eats a few minutes and drops your cursor in the middle of a task. By lunch the desk has a second printer and a second mouse that you only use half the time.

One switch, one press
This USB 3.0 switch takes over that job. Two input ports take your two computers, and four USB 3.0 output ports take the printer, mouse, keyboard and drive. The front switch key hands all four outputs to whichever PC you choose, and the indicator lights tell you which one is active before you start typing.

Wired once, switched forever
Once the cables are in, the back of the desk stays still. Switching becomes a single press with no reaching behind the tower. Two USB-A cables come in the box, so you can wire both computers today and stop buying duplicates for the second machine.
What to expect as you start sharing
- First useDesk wired once
Connect both PCs, plug in your printer, mouse and keyboard, then press the switch. Check the indicator light matches the PC you want before you start working.
- 3 usesSwitching becomes routine
After a few presses the motion feels natural, and you stop reaching behind the tower to swap cables.
- 30 daysFewer cables, less clutter
Over a month, most desks stop needing a second printer or a second mouse for the other computer, and the back of the desk stays tidy.
Switch in a press, not a cable swap
| This USB switch | Second printer and mouse set | Plain USB hub | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Moves devices to the other PC without unplugging | Yes | No | No |
| Needs a duplicate printer or mouse | No | Yes | No |
| Front key controls which PC gets the devices | Yes | No | No |
| Takes up extra desk space | No | Yes | Partial |
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Questions and answers
Most standard USB devices work through the four output ports, including printers, mice, keyboards and USB drives. The packaging lists compatibility with many USB devices, so check your own model if it is unusual. Plug each device into an output port and the active PC will see it.
Yes. The switch has a micro USB 5V power input, and the box holds the switch and two USB-A cables only. Before you order, make sure you have a micro USB 5V power source near the desk. Without power, the switch may not pass signals reliably between the two PCs.
The packaging does not mention drivers or software. The switching itself happens on the front key. Your printer and USB drive still use their own drivers on each computer, as they would with any USB connection.
All four output ports and both inputs are USB 3.0, so the switch does not hold a USB 3.0 drive back to USB 2.0 speed. Actual copy speed depends on the drive and the computer ports. Finish a copy before you press the switch, since changing PCs mid-transfer can interrupt the file.
A plain hub gives you more ports on one computer, but it cannot hand devices to a second PC. To get the same result with a hub, you would replug the cables every time. A second printer and mouse costs more and takes up desk space. One switch covers the whole desk for less.
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