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Peripherals & Input Devices
Control Multiple Computers from One Desk — Without the Cable Chaos
KVM switches let you share a single keyboard, monitor and mouse across multiple PCs, servers or workstations — from compact 2-port desktop units to 16-port 4K rack-mount systems with IP remote access. Our range covers HDMI, DisplayPort and legacy VGA setups, USB and PS/2 connectivity, and enterprise KVM-over-IP solutions from the world's leading brands.
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How to Choose the Right KVM Switch
Number of Ports
Match the switch port count to the computers you need to control — 2- and 4-port models suit home offices, while 8-, 16- and higher-port units serve server rooms and data centres.
Video Standard & Resolution
Choose HDMI or DisplayPort for 4K@60Hz modern setups; older VGA and DVI options remain available for legacy infrastructure. Confirm the maximum resolution matches your monitors.
Connectivity: USB vs PS/2
USB is the modern standard for keyboards and mice; PS/2 is required by some servers and industrial PCs. Many switches support both simultaneously for mixed environments.
Local vs KVM-over-IP
Local switches require physical presence at the console; KVM-over-IP models (like ATEN over CAT5e/6) allow full remote control, virtual media and audio over your network from anywhere.
Find Your KVM Solution
Top KVM Switch Brands
ATENBelkinStarTechLINDYDIGITUSDELOCKTRENDNETEATONADDERTRIPPI-TECROLINE
Pro Tip: KVM switches with built-in USB 3.0 hub ports let you share peripherals like storage drives and webcams across all connected computers — look for KVMP (KVM + Peripheral) models such as the ATEN multi-view KVMP series.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can a KVM switch support 4K resolution?
Yes. Many modern KVM switches — including several ATEN and Belkin models in our range — support 4K Ultra HD at 4096×2160 or 3840×2160 pixels at 60 Hz over HDMI or DisplayPort. Always verify the maximum resolution spec for the exact model.
What is a KVM over IP switch and when do I need one?
A KVM-over-IP switch transmits keyboard, video and mouse signals over a standard network (typically via CAT5e or CAT6 cable), allowing administrators to control servers remotely from any location. It is ideal for data centres, server rooms and remote IT management scenarios. ATEN's CAT5e/6 KVM over IP switches with Laptop USB Console (LUC) are a prime example.
Do KVM switches work with both USB and PS/2 peripherals?
Many enterprise KVM switches in this range support both USB and PS/2 keyboard and mouse ports simultaneously, making them compatible with modern workstations as well as legacy servers that require PS/2 connectivity.
What is a dual-head or multi-view KVM switch?
A dual-head or multi-view KVM switch allows you to connect two or more monitors per computer and switch all displays simultaneously. Models such as the Belkin 8-port dual-head HDMI/DisplayPort switch are designed for traders, engineers and anyone running multi-monitor workstations.
Brand: HP INC
Stock: 30
KVM switch with 2 computer ports and 4K HDMI output, enabling control of two PCs from one keyboard, mouse, and monitor. Supports 3840 x 2160 at 60Hz f..
Video Interf...
HDMI
Maximum Reso...
4K
Computer Ports
2 Computers
KVM Features
Audio Support
R1,710
Ex Tax:R1,487
Brand: DEXLAN
Stock: 52
Control four HDMI-equipped computers from a single keyboard, mouse, and monitor with the Dexlan 4-Port HDMI KVM Switch. Ideal for server rooms, IT wor..
Video Interf...
HDMI
Maximum Reso...
4K
KVM Features
Audio Support
Computer Ports
4 Computers
R2,507
Ex Tax:R2,180