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IOGEAR 6 ft. Micro-Lite Bonded All-in-One PS/2 KVM Cable G2L5302P
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Ships from United States.
Most customers receive within 5-9 days.
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IOGEAR All-in-one bonded KVM cables are designed to deliver superb video and audio quality and error-free transmission for your high-resolution applications. This cable is designed for the IOGEAR Extreme KVMP switch, which allows sharing of keyboard, mouse, monitor, speakers, and microphone among multiple computers. These cables feature the latest in design and technologies such as Micro-Lite cable technology, an aluminum shield and an all-in-one bonded structure. They are designed to provide the maximum in quality, performance, and reliability. The thin, flexible cable and the over-sized thumbscrews also make installation quick and easy. These All-In-One Bonded KVM cables are backed by IOGEAR Lifetime Warranty.
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Warranty, Returns, And Additional Information
Warranty
- Limited Warranty period (parts): Lifetime
- Limited Warranty period (labor): Lifetime
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Return Policies
- Return for refund within: 30 days
- This item is covered by TELeasy Return Policy
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- Support Phone: 1-866-946-4327
- Support Email: support@iogear.com
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Pros: Allows wireless USB keyboard and mouse to work with PC that was having problems with USB connection
Cons: Special keyboard keys don't work
Overall Review: I had used my Iogear GCS1732 USB KVM switch with for a couple of years with no problems. When I replaced one of my PCs, the mouse and keyboard (Microsoft Optical Mouse 2.0 and Multimedia keyboard 1.0) wouldn't work on either PC when the new PC was connected. Both seemed to work for a couple of seconds at a time, then stop working, then starting again repeatedly. Using this cable allowed me to connect to the new PC's PS/2 ports rather than the USB port, and everything works just fine, except that I've lost the use of the special keys on the keyboard.