Consumercarts

Consumercarts is reader-supported. Learn more

Adder ADDERView PRO vs NTI (Network Technologies Inc) NTI VOPEX-USBV-2: Comparison

Adder ADDERView PRO and NTI (Network Technologies Inc) NTI VOPEX-USBV-2 separate most on usb hub ports: Adder ADDERView PRO at 2, NTI (Network Technologies Inc) NTI VOPEX-USBV-2 at 3, 33% in favour of NTI (Network Technologies Inc) NTI VOPEX-USBV-2. They match on button switching and external power required. On price, NTI (Network Technologies Inc) NTI VOPEX-USBV-2 sits at $400.00 against $540.00 for Adder ADDERView PRO.

Specs

Specification
Adder ADDERView PRO (AV4PRO-DVI) (4 Computers / DVI / Secure Desktop KVM / $540.00)
Adder ADDERView PRO
NTI VOPEX-USBV-2 (2 Computers / VGA USB KVM Switch / $400.00, was $410.67)
NTI (Network Technologies Inc) NTI VOPEX-USBV-2
Computers Supported4 computers1 computers
Switching MethodFront-panel buttons, keyboard hotkeys, three-button mouse, RS232, optional RC4 remoteMODE button (User 1, User 2, Instant, Delay modes)
Video StandardDVIVGA
Max Resolution2560x1600 @ 60Hz1920x1200
USB Hub Ports2-33%3
Video ConnectorDVIVGA
Video Interface VersionDVIVGA
Button SwitchingYesYes
External Power RequiredYesYes
Price540.00400.00
BrandAdderNTI
ModelAV4PRO-DVIVOPEX-USBV-2
Source URLhttps://www.adder.com/en/kvm-solutions/adderview-4-pro-dvihttps://www.networktechinc.com/kvm-split-usb.html

Price comparison

RetailerAdder ADDERView PRONTI (Network Technologies Inc) NTI VOPEX-USBV-2
Consumercarts listing

$540.00

View on Consumercarts listing

$400.00

View on Consumercarts listing

Disclaimer: The price and specification of the given product may differ from the actual product. Please confirm on the retailer's website before buying.

Verdict

Adder ADDERView PRO

7 / 10 Expert Rating

An affordable way to add isolated switching to a 4-port DVI desk without paying for certification or multiviewer features.

NTI (Network Technologies Inc) NTI VOPEX-USBV-2

5 / 10 Expert Rating

Solid but overpriced for what it does versus ATEN and Avocent equivalents, worth it mainly for NTI-standardized deployments.

More comparisons in KVM Switches