Pros: Works perfect in all my PS/2 keyboards & Mouses as well as USB to PS/2 (yes, those USB to PS/2 adapters will work with this Linksys). All Logitech (PS/2), Microsoft (USB) & Gateway (USB) Keyboards and Mouses worked perfectly. No one freeze or flicker.

Cons: None really. The monitor cable fits in a bit snug (if you use the USB to PS/2 adapters), but not enough to worry me it about bending any pins. Bought a second as a backup just incase it does eventually go faulty or break. That how rare of a find this is for it to work with all my PS/2 & USB Keyboards & Mouses.

Overall Review: I've tried the newest Belkin and I/O Gear KVM's (both for PS/2 and USB Keyboards & Mouses) and they do not work, period! You call their tech support up (I/O Gear or Belkin), give them the model number and they have no experience using the product so they have no idea how to troubleshoot them. Linksys and of course as always NewEgg, Rocks!

Pros: Does exactly what it says it does...connects keyboard, mouse, and monitor functions.

Cons: none

Overall Review: Most of the complaints made are the fault of the user's overly high expectation, I believe. It's a low end KVM switch. Why would you expect digital compatibility, audio, or usb support? Spend the extra money or stop complaining. By the way, I connect to usb only computers with a simple usb/ps2 y-jack. I don't see a problem. It's a superb switch for what it's designed to do.

Pros: Does exactly what it's supposed to do. Switching back and forth is simple, and I've not had any problems. No restarts necessary to get it working or anything like that. Easy to operate and install. Well built. Great value, even without the rebate.

Cons: No major ones. It would have been nice to have cables a little longer, but at this price, it's not really a valid complaint.

Overall Review: I was a little concerned about using this with wireless keyboards after seeing issues with other brands. This one works flawlessly with my Microsoft wireless keyboard/Logitech trackball combo. Even works without a hitch when I boot into DOS based diagnostic programs that load a mouse driver (ie Dell Diagnostics).

Pros: Works exactly as advertised. No problems at all. Nice manual explains operation. No software necessary. Just make sure to plug the mouse into the mouse port and the keyboard into keyboard port. All cables are included. Some other products require a seperate purchase.

Cons: None

Overall Review: Works great has indicator lights so that it is easy to tell which system is active.

Pros: I have two computers I use all the time, so I had two monitors, keyboards, and mice. Now I can use my new 22" monitor on both and have gained alot of room.

Cons: I wish it would work on more than two computers, but for the price I really like it.

Overall Review: I have always used Linksys routers and have had good luck with them, so I tried their KVM. Well it works great for me.

Pros: Solid construction, simple operation, no video degradation, and it works with USB keyboards and mice (adapter required, usually included with the keyboard/mouse). I even used it with wireless mice.

Cons: None really. I've been very pleased with my two that I had. Linksys support was less than helpful when I asked if one was still under warranty. All I was told was that I would need to contact the place of purchase.

Overall Review: One of mine was chewed by the cat, but lasted 5 years. The other finally failed after about 6 years. I strongly believe the failure was caused by a computer I plugged in to work on. Just in reply to Aladdin_Sane, it's not a matter of the KVM being designed poorly. These were built for PS/2 connection, and are sized correctly. It's the PS/2 to USB adapter manufactures that are to blame. Those adapters often cause crowding when used directly on the motherboard connections.

Pros: small unit, easy to use and install. works great, like the auto screen switch feature.

Cons: none

Overall Review: only supports ps-2 mouse and keyboard.

Pros: It works perfectly for my needs; compared to many other KVMs the price was good. I was happy to get the second monitor off my desk.

Cons: I couldn't get a USB->PS2 adapter to work with this KVM, but a mouse isn't necessary for my secondary computer. And it's still a touch expensive for a glorified Y-cable.