PC Peripherals – Docking Station or KVM switch or both for Mac mini M4 | TechEnclave


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princeoo7

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My primary system is windows system until last week when I got my Mac mini. I primarily use Mac mini for work but I also want to use my Windows PC for Work and entertainment. I have my RK 84 keyboard and razor mouse right now connected to my Mac mini which is normally connected to my Windows PC.

What should I do? I need many usb A ports to connect either webcam, mic, camera.
HDMI ports for extra monitors, screen capture card.
In future might buy a audio interface has well.

I am super confused on what to do. I don’t want to have 2 keyboard mouse setup and I am on short space. keyboard mouse have wireless ability but I have no interest in it due to battery backup issues. It won’t last 10 to 12 hrs a day for me.
I have not idea on what to get so any suggestions are welcome :angelic:

 

I would suggest a thunderbolt dock.

KVM is great for device management for example server management but I feel its not good when you want to use the machine for display related activities like gaming, entertainment, video editing. KVM will limit the refresh rate and resolution of the monitor and features like HDR may not work. Also extra mouse features like programmable keys may not work with a KVM.

I cant think of a nice clean setup option. I use wireless mouse and keyboard, which allows switching devices when I am actively working on multiple devices. Otherwise a normal keyboard and mouse connected to main machine and rest I can just ssh in.

 



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