StarTech.com's SV431USB is the reliable solution for server room and industrial computer environments. The SV431USB is a computer management tool that allows you to control multiple computers from one console minimizing downtime by making connected computers and input devices available as soon as they are attached. An all-metal chassis provides SV431USB with a rugged and durable body that adds to the unit's reliability and dependability. The SV431USB is a true cross platform USB KVM that ensures a smooth and reliable operating experience. This integrated KVM switch also functions as an USB hub allowing the selected computer to have access to up to 4 USB devices. The SV431USB works with any operating system that supports the USB interface specification. The SV431USB is designed to work with Dell, Compaq, IBM and HP servers, all PC notebook computers, ensuring a smooth and reliable operating experience. Connected systems are quickly switched between using fast-switch buttons. Its low cost, super small size, and high 1920x1440 resolution display capability make this switch perfect for any application where reliability, compatibility, and faultless operation are important.
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4.7 out of 5
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Customer Reviews for 4-Port StarView USB KVM Switch, EXCLUSIVE - Save $25
Reviews & Ratings for 4-Port StarView USB KVM Switch, EXCLUSIVE - Save $25
Overall Rating:
55
Performance:
55
Ease of Use:
55
Excellent KVM
Date: April 19, 2009
Written By:
volitanssoftwareFrom: Lancaster, PA
Owned this Product for:
3-12 Months
Level of Expertise:
Expert
Pros: compatibility, design, easy to setup, Good Signal, performs well, value for money
Reviews & Ratings for 4-Port StarView USB KVM Switch, EXCLUSIVE - Save $25 I bought this KVM to switch between my Mac laptop and two Mac servers. It works great, switching its pretty quick and easy. The monitor output is excellent (though I did have to set my LCD monitor to auto-adjust before it looked great). I did buy the external power adapter so that it didn't rely on the USB power connection- and I haven't had any issues. I would definitely get this again if I needed another one.
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Review 2 for 4-Port StarView USB KVM Switch, EXCLUSIVE - Save $25
Overall Rating:
55
Performance:
55
Ease of Use:
55
Great service
Date: March 20, 2009
Written By:
jifcompFrom: San Diego, CA
Owned this Product for:
0-3 Months
Level of Expertise:
Expert
Pros: compatibility, design, easy to setup, Good Signal, performs well, value for money
Reviews & Ratings for 4-Port StarView USB KVM Switch, EXCLUSIVE - Save $25 I receive the KVM without the power adapter and PC Connection immediately sent an replacement. The KVM works like a charm, easy to setup, just remember you have to have special cables for the monitor. They don't come with the unit.
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Review 3 for 4-Port StarView USB KVM Switch, EXCLUSIVE - Save $25
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Overall Rating:
45
Performance:
55
Ease of Use:
55
Professional Desktop KVM
Date: March 10, 2009
Written By:
ProfessorPCFrom: Phoenix, AZ.
Owned this Product for:
0-3 Months
Level of Expertise:
Expert
Pros: very fast, easy to use Cons: 4 port lacks power supply, no keyboard controls
Reviews & Ratings for 4-Port StarView USB KVM Switch, EXCLUSIVE - Save $25 I purchased this to replace a Belkin that failed. My desktops would not recognize the Belkin when booting, and would always hang at the BIOS unless I selected another device. The Starview does not have this problem. The Belkin would always take about 30 seconds to detect when selecting another workstation. The Starview takes about 1 second. I like the metal construction. This is a heavy, solidly built, unit. My only complaint is my keyboard has a built in 2 port USB HUB. The Starview would not initialize the keyboard with only 2 computers connected. I had to dig up a 5 volt power supply to resolve the problem. I found an old Netgear supply that worked. Presumably, if you have 4 computers connected, it will derive enough power.
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