Product Details
Description:
The new OmniView SOHO Series KVM Switch with Audio from Belkin allows you to control two DVI/USB computers from one USB keyboard and mouse, and one DVI monitor. It makes choosing your connected computers easy with convenient switching through either the press of a button or a simple keystroke. Its innovative design offers built-in cable management and creates a sculpted new look for your desktop-while saving you time, space, and money.
Quick Glance
Number of Ports: 2
Interface Type: 2 x 4-pin Type B USB, 2 x 24-pin DVI Video, 2 x Mini-phone Stereo Audio Line Out, 2 x Mini-phone Audio, 1 x 4-pin Type A Keyboard, 1 x 4-pin Type A Mouse, 1 x 24-pin DVI VGA, 1 x Mini-phone Stereo Line Out, 1 x 3.5mm
Summary
Product Title: Belkin OmniView SOHO KVM Switch
Manufacturer: Belkin
Power Score: 2.0 | 2 Reviews
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Product Reviews (2)
With it, I can switch between my...
Strengths: Does what it is supposed to do, compact, customer service, and plenty of connections.
Weakness: Can not be used with wireless keyboard/mouse combo that only uses one USB slot, with all the cables connected, it becomes back heavy and easily toppled.
With it, I can switch between my MAC and PC with a push of the button (DVI, USB, audio). However, I can not get it to work properly with my Microsoft wireless keyboard/mouse set, as it only take up one USB slot. If I attempt to do so, the damn DVI switch start to beep loudly. Only by plug in another mouse would it shut up. I called Belkin, was advised no fix available for it. Their phone, mail,...
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By yikes - Oct 25, 2004
It would help if it worked....
Strengths: Nice design and doesn't take up much space. Customer Support was helpful.
Weakness: Couldn't see my monitor when I switched to my PowerMac G5. Flash upgrade wouldn't work with my PC and all the KVM would do afterwards was screech loudly.
I ended up returning two of these. (Belkin sent me another one when I told them what happened to the first one. The same thing happened with the one they sent.) I couldn't figure out what is wrong. Either way I couldn't get it to work.
By anonymous; - Oct 26, 2006