4KIP100-KVM

I've been using this extender for about a week, and it’s been rock solid so far. I'm running it at 1080P@120Hz over about 100m of CAT6 cable to my gaming setup, and the image quality is crystal clear with zero lag. The 3 USB ports on the receiver side are super handy — I have my mouse, keyboard, and a USB headset plugged in, and they all respond instantly. Setting it up was straightforward — no drivers, just plug and play. I like that the power connectors lock in place, so nothing gets accidentally unplugged. Also tested it with my PS5 and Xbox, and both worked flawlessly. If you need to control your PC or console remotely with smooth, high refresh video and stable USB connections, this is a solid choice.

I've been having a medical issue/pain, which is preventing me from sitting in my office chair for more than a few minutes at a time. I'm a lifelong gamer, so not only was I having to work on my iPad, but I couldn't play any PC games. I got some super long cables and ran them across the house to connect my PC to the living room TV, but I don't like clutter and it started driving me nuts immediately. My husband fabricated an amazing monitor stand to go beside the couch, and I bought these delightful things (AV Access 4K HDMI USB KVM Extender). I hooked them up and they worked immediately! I have zero lag, and have played several games, including World of Warcraft and Aloft on Steam. Even my USB headset works for Zoom calls. There have been maybe two instances where they didn't work when I started the computer, but disconnecting the Ethernet cable and reconnecting it did the trick. It has not dropped while I'm actively using it. The entire ~40' run (from the first KVM to the wall jack, from the inside of the female-female office jack to the inside of the living room jack, from the living room jack to the second KVM) is CAT6 (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07J6NJDRV).

I needed a way to play computer games from the couch from time to time, as my back was giving me trouble in my computer chair. I am happy to say they work pretty well, and are generally just plug and play. Unfortunately the USB extender does NOT work with Xbox One controllers for some reason. I was able to use a USB bluetooth adapter over the extender, but the controller would miss inputs and lose connection frequently. In the end I had to install a high power Wifi / bluetooth PCIe adapter in my computer and connect the controller to that. Running certain apps on my computer, especially Filezilla will cause the HDMI signal to cut in/out for some reason (even though its connected to a different port on the switch) but other than that these work pretty well. No noticable signal loss or added latency in 1080P@60Hz. I would definitely recommend the other direct HDMI over CAT6 options if you can run another cable between extenders, as ethernet has its share of quirks. But if you cant or dont want to run another cable and already have ethernet these are a pretty good option. I have noticed that even when not in use, the extender switch ports use a LOT of bandwidth. Fortunately I haven't noticed any speed issues as a result, so maybe this is just broadcast traffic that gets dropped when other stuff is running.

I used the HDMI extender to connect a security NVR to a TV over about 50 feet of CAT5E. It worked OK. There's no lag which is useful because the device is controlled using a mouse. The picture quality is OK at 720P. Unfortunately, the extender stopped working after about 2 years.

I used the setup to move my noisy PC to a different location, over 50 feet away, and enable local keyboard, mouse, and MIDI / USB Keyboard / Monitors - silence is golden - and it worked great. Periodically we have to restart the system, it would take a minute to re-sync as outlined in the documentation, however, it delivered as outlined in the documentation. As it runs over IP, I could now enable over our wireless wifi6/7 - and it worked great as outlined for 4k at 60hz - letting me move equipment and connect to various systems remotely. Moving your music / noisy system to another place than your working area allows for a quiet workplace - that the KVM could be connected to multiple remote systems is just another win. The quality of the unit, and clear directions, as well as AV Access not being a fly by night place, they've been around for a while, and supported this and other products, which didn't require complex setup, drivers, etc. it just worked. Note: start the unit closest to the PC first, then turn on the "receiver" the unit to which you plug in your USB devices, I put a 4 port hub on it (keyboard, mouse, sound system, Webcam, beyond using the 3 usb ports) and all worked through same USB to LAN/IP connection :) = finally yes, standard HMDI port worked great. Has DIP switches so you can put multiple units into play. I'd looked for a number of move the PC elsewhere - wireless KVM, wireless HDMI, with bluetooth - this just works ;) and if you are doing more than 1 system, it's really a no brainer. 我使用该设置将嘈杂的PC移动到50英尺以外的不同位置,并启用本地键盘,鼠标和MIDI / USB键盘/监视器-静音是金色的-效果很好。我们必须定期重新启动系统,如文档中所述,重新同步将需要一分钟,但是,它如文档中所述交付。当它通过IP运行时,我现在可以通过我们的无线wifi6 / 7启用-它的工作原理非常出色,适用于60hz的4k-让我移动设备并远程连接到各种系统。将音乐/嘈杂的系统移动到工作区域以外的其他地方,可以建立一个安静的工作场所-KVM可以连接到多个远程系统只是另一个胜利。单元的质量,清晰的方向以及AV Access并非夜间飞行的地方,它们已经存在了一段时间,并支持了此产品和其他产品,这些产品不需要复杂的设置,驱动程序等。它只是起作用了。注意:首先启动最接近PC的单元,然后打开“接收器”,将插入USB设备的单元打开,我在其上放置了4端口集线器（键盘,鼠标,声音系统,网络摄像头,而不是使用3个USB端口）,并且都通过相同的USB到LAN / IP连接工作:) =最后是的,标准HMDI端口效果很好。具有DIP开关,因此您可以玩多个单元。我曾寻找将PC移到其他地方的许多方法-无线KVM,无线HDMI和蓝牙-这行得通;)并且,如果您使用的是1个以上的系统,那确实很容易。

To start off I think it should be mentioned that this KVM extender does use a substantial amount of bandwidth. For me, I have a gigabit service coming into my house from my ISP so this KVM extender isn't really usable over a gigabit switch (displays are constantly flickering, input not working, etc.) The issue is that these KVM extenders each need almost an entire gigabit worth of bandwidth allocated from the transceiver to the receiver. After connecting all KVM extenders to my 10 gigabit switch everything has been working flawlessly at 1080p 144Hz. If you have having issues with your screens flickering or input not working, try connecting the transceiver and receiver together directly. If the problem goes away then your switch doesn't have enough switching bandwidth to support the KVMs. Most gigabit switches also support 1gbps Tx/Rx on each port at the same time, so if you are running into flickering issues run a dedicated cable from each KVM to your switch. Also if you are connecting switches to switches, the trunk connection will likely have to be 10gbps especially if you are running multiple KVMs. I would also recommend using higher quality ethernet cables with these. I was having issues with a 50 meter flat ethernet cable (supposed to be cat 6) like low frame rate and flickering. I swapped out the cable and its definitely back to 1080p 144Hz. If you want to have your PC in another room or in a server rack in your closet, this is a really really slick setup. If you have been trying to do LAN gaming and you've been disappointed by Parsec and SteamLink, give this a try.

Works fine, besides being picky about what type of tv it will work with. Also a big delay in USB response which stops any possibility of using it for gaming.

I built a NAS PC that I wanted to stick in the closet with the rest of my network setup. Unfortunately, my Ethernet connection back to my office goes through a long CAT 5E and terminated at a RJ-45. My setup would have the connection go through a gigabit LAN switch with all my network traffic, to the office bound CAT5E, to the office bound RJ-45 termination, and through another gigabit LAN switch that will host the HDMI receiver. Will all that being said, this thing works. I was extremely hesitant as there are really only HDMI Ethernet baluns and HDMI over IP is extremely rare and expensive. I am impressed but the only issue is that the screen will flicker time to time, I’m guessing because of the signal to packet conversion and the amount of bandwidth this guy is using. However, I give 5 stars because not only is this one of the few products that work straight out the box, we need this companies to start making consumer level products like this in the future, especially for 4K 30Hz+. The USB over IP functionality works just fine for my Logi Bolt receiver. Time will tell if this is a stable product, in which I will update this review.