USB 3.0 Switch Selector - Bi-Directional 1 in 2 Out/ 2 in 1 Out, Share USB Devices Between 2 Computers for Printer, Keyboard, Scanner, Mouse - Compatible with Mac/Win/Linux

I needed a system to be able to use two devices on one data port in my 2022 Rav4. To make this work I needed a two-port data switch, 90* USB adapter so that the CD player could slide further back so not to interfere with the gear shifter, and a male/male USB A cable (car data port to the switch). All items were purchased here on Amazon and all worked pefectly.EDIT: Used it for a while not and super pleased with all the items found here on Amazon. Just a note ... the switch defaults to the A position each time the car is restarted.

Works great! I’m using it with my mini Windows PC server and an Intel Mac Mini equipped with a wireless keyboard and trackpad combo usb dongle. The only limitation is that it won’t work with a USB-C port on a Mac Mini. In such cases, you’ll need to use a USB-A to USB-A cable to connect it to a USB-A port on the Mac. Otherwise, it functions flawlessly.

Works to share a wireless keyboard between two systems. Easy to install and use.

It works, but keep in mind that most people don't own double-ended USB-A male cables, and if you want to do it with USB-c you'll need 2 adapters.

Has been great for our conference room toggling between in-house device and BYOD.

It works. I used a pair of USB-C to USB-A adaptors because the old USB-A cables are hard to find.

I use a backup scheme with two USB drives only one of which is "online" at a time, so there's no need to use up two USB ports on the computer. I switch them periodically. The idea is that if the worst should happen, I can restore from the drive that was offline at the time of the disaster. Since I use free software I only backup my home directory; everything else I can get online. To make the switch, I unmount and then turn off the one being "switched out". Then I push the button on this switch, and finally turn on the other (which then automounts).

Avoid at all costs. My USB switch was dead on arrival. I plugged everything in and nothing worked and the LEDs did not light up as they should. I took a closer look and the unit was scratched all over the place. The packaging was brand new though, which strongly suggests that the manufacturer just put a broken, returned, or defective unit in a new box and shipped it out.I'm returning this immediately and buying from a more reputable brand.