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Adder AV4PRO-VGA-Quad 4-Port 4 Monitors VGA Quad-Head KVM
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Adder AV4PRO-VGA-Quad

Expert rating7 / 10

KVM SwitchesView on adder.com
Computers:
4
Monitors:
4
Video Standard:
VGA
USB Hub Ports:
2

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Manufacturer: Adder Technology Last updated: September 12, 2026

Adder AV4PRO-VGA-Quad (4-Port / 4 Monitors / VGA Quad-Head KVM / $900.90, was $1001.00) Review

The Adder AV4PRO-VGA-Quad is a full four-head analog VGA KVM switch for 4 computers and 4 monitors, discounted to $900.90 from $1001.00.

This tops out Adder's VGA head-count ladder at four monitors, for legacy trading desks or control rooms that need every display switched but haven't moved to digital video yet. It's priced noticeably below its DVI counterpart, the AV4PRO-DVI-QUAD, reflecting the lower cost of analog VGA components even at this maximum head count.

Full Quad-VGA Switching

All four analog VGA monitors move together between the four connected computers, a legacy-friendly option for fleets that haven't upgraded to digital displays.

The Ceiling of the Analog AV4PRO Line

Four heads is as far as this VGA family goes; installations needing more monitors or digital video should look at the DVI-QUAD variant or a matrix system instead.

Comparison to Alternatives

Versus the Adder AV4PRO-DVI-QUAD — that's the digital DVI version at a higher price, worth it for sharper image quality. Versus the Adder AV4PRO-VGA-Triple — that drops to three heads at a lower price, worth it if a fourth monitor isn't needed.

Specifications

Design

Port Count4
Switching MethodFront-panel buttons, keyboard hotkeys, three-button mouse, RS232 ASCII codes, optional RC4 remote

Topology

Computers Supported4 computers
Displays Per Computer4 displays
Video Path TypeIndependent heads
KVM SegmentDesk

Video & Features

Video StandardVGA
USB Hub Ports2
Audio SupportYes

Video interface

Video ConnectorVGA
Video Interface VersionVGA

USB peripheral switching

USB Switching SpeedUSB 2.0
Shared USB Ports2 ports
Dedicated HID Ports2 ports
HID EmulationYes

Switching control

Button SwitchingYes
Hotkey SwitchingYes
Mouse Or Cursor SwitchingYes
Serial Or Network ControlRS232

Audio

Analog Audio JacksYes

Physical and power

Rack MountableYes
External Power RequiredYes

In the box and price

Price900.90 USD
BrandAdder
ModelAV4PRO-VGA-Quad
Source URLhttps://www.adder.com/sites/default/files/2023-05/av4pro_vga_ms_v4_web.pdf

Expert Review

Reviewed by Burooj Alam. Rated by us, not by users.

Expert rating7 / 10

The most capable analog VGA option here for a legacy quad-monitor, four-computer trading desk.

Best for

  • Legacy quad-monitor trading or control-room desks still on VGA
  • Facilities not ready to invest in digital monitor upgrades
  • Buyers who want the maximum head count in Adder's analog line

Not for

  • Modern digital monitor fleets (the DVI-QUAD looks sharper)
  • Triple-monitor or smaller setups (the Triple variant is cheaper)
  • Anyone needing HDMI or DisplayPort output

FAQs

What are the key specifications of the Adder AV4PRO-VGA-Quad (4-Port / 4 Monitors / VGA Quad-Head KVM / $900.90, was $1001.00)?

The Adder AV4PRO-VGA-Quad (4-Port / 4 Monitors / VGA Quad-Head KVM / $900.90, was $1001.00) is a KVM switch from Adder Technology. Key specs: Port Count 4 computers, 4 monitors, Switching Method Button, hotkey, RS232, Video Standard VGA, Max Resolution 1920x1200 per head, USB Hub Ports 2.

Who is the Adder AV4PRO-VGA-Quad (4-Port / 4 Monitors / VGA Quad-Head KVM / $900.90, was $1001.00) best suited to?

It suits legacy quad-monitor trading or control-room desks still on vga, facilities not ready to invest in digital monitor upgrades, buyers who want the maximum head count in adder's analog line.

What are the drawbacks of the Adder AV4PRO-VGA-Quad (4-Port / 4 Monitors / VGA Quad-Head KVM / $900.90, was $1001.00)?

It is a poor fit for modern digital monitor fleets (the dvi-quad looks sharper), triple-monitor or smaller setups (the triple variant is cheaper), anyone needing hdmi or displayport output.

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