TRENDnet
TRENDnet TK-222DVK 2-Port DVI KVM Switch Kit
Streamline your workspace with the TRENDnet TK-222DVK 2-Port DVI KVM Switch Kit. This robust unit allows a single user to efficiently manage two computers from one console. Experience high-definition DVI-D video up to 2560 x 1600 resolution and share peripherals like printers or storage devices using the two bonus USB 2.0 ports. All necessary DVI, USB, and audio cables are included for a hassle-free setup with no driver installation required. It also supports audio pass-through and is NDAA compliant for secure environments.
$190.60
Owner Satisfaction
3.3
/ 5
Category Rank
1352
/ 1363
#1352 in KVM Switches
Price vs Category Average
-82%
Below average
Number of Computers Supported
2
Who it's for
- Complete Kit Included
- High Digital Video Support
- Flexible Switching Options
Who should skip it
- Limited to DVI Standard
- Basic USB Peripheral Support
- Potential Compatibility Quirks
Key Specs
Number of Computers Supported
2
Maximum Video Resolution
2560 x 1600 (WQXGA)
Total USB Ports
6 (2 for console, 4 shared)
Total DVI Ports
3 (2 for computers, 1 for console)
Power Supply
9 V DC, 1 A
Dimensions
7" Width x 3" Height x 9" Depth
Weight
2.31 lb
Warranty
2 Year Limited Warranty
Features
- Control two computers with one console
- Supports high-resolution DVI-D video
- Includes bonus USB ports for shared peripherals
- All necessary cables included
- Effortless setup, no drivers needed
- Supports audio pass-through
- NDAA compliant for secure use
What customers say
This budget DVI KVM switch offers undeniable value for basic 1080p setups, with users appreciating its compact design and functional physical button. However, the core experience is often frustrating due to significant reliability issues. The most common complaints center on video instability, including lost resolution settings and signal drops, especially with mixed operating systems or higher resolution monitors. Furthermore, the hotkey switching is unreliable, forcing reliance on the physical control. USB connectivity also suffers from intermittent dropouts with specialized peripherals. While affordable, users should expect operational quirks and potential troubleshooting when using this hardware.
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