Basicolor HDMI KVM USB Extender, 4K@60Hz Ethernet Extender Over Cat5 Cat6 Up to 196Ft(60m), Video Transmit Lossless and Near Zero Latency, Plug&Play HDMI to Rj45, 4xUSB2.0

This product is amazing! Well worth the investment! I wanted to access my workstation computer from my office upstairs to my living room theatre setup downstairs. Tried multiple wireless solutions. Tried using an old PC with Parsec, Moonlight, and Steam Link. Nothing really worked well. They were a pain to set up. Image quality was terrible. Controller set up was a pain and had lots of latency. And this was all on a Wifi6 router with both computers wired even. I ended up running a Cat8 cable down through the wall to my living room and now the problem is solved with this! My first tests was using a 75ft Cat7 cable and it really struggled with 1080p with just a single usb device. Switched to a 60ft Cat8 cable and it worked perfectly at 4k60hz with all four USB ports powered! A must buy for any gamer who wants to play their gaming rig from another room in the house!

I've been very happy with my move to PC gaming, but I still on occasion miss being able to play from my bed or couch. I tried everything regarding cloud gaming but the latency was awful, unplayable, and I really didn't want to pay for a handheld console just to hook it to my TV. This little device has 100% solved my problems! I had to search to find one that offered USB 2.0 for controllers and not just mouse/keyboard and this was one of the few I found that works with both. Plus having 4 USB plugs is great. I have a 75ft CAT6 cable running between the boxes and there is zero noticable latency and I am VERY sensitive to that. Being limited to 60hz could possibly be a downside for some, but my TV's are older and don't support anything higher than that anyway. For the cost, I'm thrilled to finally have a solution to access my Steam account and entire computer at a distance.

HDMI Works great, no issues. I have my tower downstairs and ran a few ethernet lines up the wall to my TV area in the kitchen. This allows us to game in my kitchen where alot of time is spent with 3 kids. I'll start with I bought and returned 2 other manufactures products before finding this product. The first major issue I faced with the previous products is USB power. I was only able to get 1 maybe 2 of the 4 to work other manufacturers. This one worked because its powered on both ends. So I have a wireless keyboard, wireless mouse, wireless game pad and bluetooth receiver plugged in (4 of 4), and they all work flawlessly. So big + for me. Also the remote headers was a huge bonus. I'm able to turn on my computer remotely by purchasing Y splitting cables for Motherboard ATX Power Headers. Its on Amazon. I also purchased a power button extension also on Amazon, both for less then $20. I also had to get 3.81mm 4 Pin Phoenix Type Connectors which go on the headers on the boxes. Each switch / LED share a common Ground or (-) on both boxes. In the picture the computer is on and the LED is on. Its dim due to not having resistors is my guess but I'm unsure since I didn't open the box.Only thing I wish it had was a wall mounting bracket that looked nice, or some type of mounting holes on the back, or mounting ears that come off the side like simular type products have.

I got just under 2 months out of this before it just randomly failed. Started with some mis coloration, but then just started losing monitor signal every minute or so. That continued to worsen and its off more than its on. They are sending another unit, but this may be one of those buy once, cry once items...spend the money on a better KVM extender to start.

For my garage Golf simulator- After trying 4 other kvm’s, this one did what I needed: 4k video over 50ft of Cat6a, wireless dongled k&m, and Bluetooth receiver plugged into one of the usb ports. Now I can use my launch monitor over Bluetooth and the receiver is just 6ft away. Note: it needs power on both ends to which two bricks are provided. Picture quality is excellent. Colors are much better than the aforementioned kvms I tried.

HDMI works as described, even at 2560x1440@75Hz, which was not listed as a supported resolution.USB works with hubs and at 2.0 speeds.Taking off a point because of the nonstandard USB-A input on the transmitter.

I have my PC downstairs in my office quite aways away from my upstairs living area where my TV is that I like to game on. Since I sold off my Xbox and moved more to PC I wanted a way to play those games upstairs and not have to be in my office all the time. Tried everything from mini pcs with steam link and other extenders but nothing provided the picture quality or latency I was looking to achieve. This works perfect! I had run cat6 through my entire house when building just for reasons like this. It sends a perfect signal and my Bluetooth adapter and Xbox dongle work perfect. I am running through about 65ft of CAT6.One little recommendation I had to make sure to change is the refresh rate in windows. Since when hooking this up its basically another monitor the default refresh rate was set to around 29hz for my tv and this would drop the feed every now and then. I changed it to the 60hz which my tv is and have not had a problem since. Also, if using in a scenario like mine it does help to shut off the main monitor when playing so it only sees the TV. My main monitor is an ultrawide so duplicating the monitors isn't an option and extending never works properly for gamine in my opinion. Shutting it off works perfect. Not an issue for me since I shut mine off normally when I am done working anyways.