Basicolor HDMI KVM USB Extender 4K@60Hz KVM Extender Over Cat5e/Cat6 Up to 60m (196Ft), 4 Ports USB,Lossless or Zero Latency, Plug&Play(Point to Point KVM Extender)

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 struggled to get my devices to connect to and send data through the usb ports on this thing for days. I finally figured out it was because I was using a cat6 ethernet cable instead of a cat8 cable. Cat8 fixed the issue and this thing works amazingly now!

It worked fine for almost a year and then suddenly stopped transmitting hdmi or usb. Reached out to manufacturer to get it warranty'd but thus far have been ignored. Would not recommend.

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.

October, 2024 Update Unit finally died. Unable to hold an image at any resolution after only 15 months, without anything plugged into the USB. I would recommend Basicolor add some kind of active cooling solution to their next model, or at least a large heatsink on the top. Diving into a beefier Orei unit next. Original Review - July 2024 My office and game room are on different floors and my PC can only be in one. I am using 4k60fps as the source and destination. I have 150' of CAT7 between the points and this device is generally doing great at bringing them together. My first test was two monitors side by side with the 150' cable between them, and the two boxes. There was zero detectable delay, even with my phone recording in slow motion. Super impressive! The transmission quality is perfect, too. No degradation that I can see, and I'm very picky. The PoE works great, though I do have power plugged into both units to hopefully maximize their effectiveness. I have my Dell monitor serving as an additionally powered hub with my bluetooth dongle, xBox controller dongle, and speaker connections routed through it and combined back to a single USB port on the hub. Regardless of config, Windows does always detect a mystery hub which I believe is the remote USB hub here. Additionally, none of the devices are able to be used to wake the PC. No biggie, but would be convenient. The downside is after only 7 months, the unit began overheating and would no longer sustain an image for more than 5 minutes without a small fan blowing on it. The image would be interrupted with a black screen though the USB never dropped, fortunately. Now 11 months in, the fan is no longer keeping things cool enough and my screen is beginning to tear at times. I believe the unit is on its way out. Overall impressed with the performance and technology, but I would have hoped for more use considering the price. Active cooling is a must for my replacement unit.