Pros: Long cable length, works with usb to ps2 adapter, simple hot key switching. I have to wonder if I am the only one who has figured out that these switches are stackable. I have been using one of these plugged into the other to work three computers. I don't know how many times this can be done but I will attempt it. I was thinking of trying Iogear's four port switch but I don't like the what I am hearing from the reviews on that unit. I don't think I would be happy with the complexity of switching that unit. I would prefer to hit the scroll lock key as many time as I have to in order to switch between computers. Going this route will cost a bit more but at least I am confident in the results I will get.

Cons: none. I have owned two of these for at least five years without any issues.

Overall Review: I have seen some complaints regarding positioning this unit on ones desk. Who wants this and why? personally I have enough stuff on my desk. It's not like you have to hit a button on the unit. although it is equipped with lights to show which channel it is serving, I have no need to have them in sight to tell which computer it is serving. As far as mounting goes I suggest cable ties and cable tie mounts. Try mounting it with these under your desk.

Pros: This is a great KVM switch considering its price point. I'm using it to control to two Linux systems, Ubuntu and openSUSE and it works great. I'm using a Logitech USB optical wheel mouse with a PS/2 adaptor. I know some of the reviews state they had an issue using a USB mouse with a PS/2 adapter but this setup works fine for me. The delay switching between systems (tap the scroll lock key twice) is about a second or two at the most. If you are looking for a relatively inexpensive KVM switch and you don't need audio, buy this one!

Cons: None.

Pros: It works. Super-easy to switch between computers (press Scroll Lock twice). Reasonably long cords.

Cons: Occasional slight ghosting on the monitor under Windows (monitor is a low-end 17" HP). Not sufficiently noticeable to deduct a star.

Overall Review: I'm connecting one Windows box and one Linux box.

Pros: Easy to use. Cables were long enough (5 1/2 feet) to reach both computers (this was a major concern as there is some distance between the two). Plugged in and was up and running in no time.

Cons: If you are a fast typist you will have problems. The KVM doesn't process the characters very quickly, no doubt because it has to monitor keystrokes for the appropriate switch sequence. I noticed right away that I was having to go back and correct every other word (e.g., "The quick brown fox" came out as "The quck rownf ox"). Infuriating. I was spending most of my time "correcting" its mistakes. Even though it works well otherwise, I can't use it.

Pros: ability to use one keyboard one mouse and one monitor on two machines. HANDY!

Cons: limited to two machines? as if thats a con..

Overall Review: i had no idea such a thing existed. and now i use it all the time. and i do mean all the time. so useful. if you are ever using more then one machine for w/e reason. this baby simplifies the situation. no more jumping from keyboard to keyboard. no more diggin that ancient monitor out of the closet.

Pros: Works great, easy to use with the hot key

Cons: It would be nice if it supported USB for the mouse and keyboard.

Pros: Absolutely trouble-free install, No power-supply or software required, has cables for 2 systems permanently attached. Together with the single monitor, mouse and keyboard cables for input, allows me to have two systems sitting 8 ft away. Scroll Lock key toggles between two systems. LED on product indicates which system is presently active. Switches instantly between systems. Does not deteriorate Video signal to LCD monitor at all.

Cons: All analog connections only. PS/2 for keyboard and mouse, D-sub for VGA. Not really a problem for me but potential buyers should be aware before purchasing. I tried connecting a USB mouse using an adaptor, but it doesn't work.

Overall Review: Would like to see a up-market version of this product which accepts DVI and USB connections in addition to Analog, but I expect that would cost quite a bit more..........I'm a very happy camper with the product at the existing price-point.

Pros: Was using my Microsoft XP system. Built a Linux system for someone. Had two monitors, keyboards, and mice. When IOGEAR miniview arrived I plugged in. Works like a charm. Desk now clear of a monitor, keyboard and mouse. Works very well, which ever system you start up, it will address it. If you turn on the other system, the one key operation and you move between the two systems. Great!!

Cons: None

Overall Review: Excellent service from NewEgg as always, received in about 3 days after ordering.