
Adder AVX1016
Expert rating7.9 / 10
- Ports:
- 16
- Video:
- VGA over CATx
- Max Resolution:
- 1600x1200 @ 85Hz
- Users:
- 1
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Manufacturer: Adder Technology Last updated: 2026-09-12
Adder AVX1016 Review
Adder AVX1016 16-port CATx KVM switch VGA single user
A single-user 16-port CATx matrix switch in Adder's AdderView CATx family, letting one administrator reach sixteen servers over extended CATx cabling.
Sixteen Servers, One Administrator
The AVX1016 is the single-user entry point into Adder's AVX matrix family, giving a lone administrator CATx-extended access to sixteen servers, the right scale for a mid-sized server room without multi-user requirements.
Comparison to Alternatives
Against the already-cataloged AVX1008-US (8 servers), the AVX1016 doubles capacity for facilities that have grown their server count. Against Adder's own AVX4016 in this same batch, the 1016 stays single-user, while the 4016 supports four simultaneous administrators, pick 4016 if multiple people need independent access.
Our verdict
Reviewed by Burooj Alam. Rated by us, not by users.
Expert rating7.9 / 10
A solid, discounted single-user 16-port CATx matrix switch; multi-admin facilities should look at the AVX4016 instead.
Best for
- Single-administrator server rooms with 16 systems
- Facilities scaling up from AVX1008-US
- CATx-extended server access needs
Not for
- Multi-user simultaneous access needs (see AVX4016)
- Eight-or-fewer server rooms
- IP-based remote access requirements (see AVX5016IP)
Specifications
What these specs meanHow much this switch can do compared with other rack and server KVM switches, rated from its specifications.
Identity
| Brand | Adder |
|---|---|
| Model Number | AVX1016 |
| Switching Method | On-screen menu with user profiles, single local user |
Topology
| Computers Supported | 16 computers |
|---|---|
| Displays Per Computer | 1 displays |
| KVM Segment | Rack |
Video & Features
| Video Standard | VGA (CATx-connected computer modules) |
|---|---|
| Max Resolution | 1600x1200 @ 85Hz |
Video interface
| Video Connector | VGA |
|---|---|
| Video Interface Version | VGA |
Per display capability
| Max Resolution Single Display | 1600x1200 |
|---|---|
| Max Refresh At Max Resolution | 85 Hz |
USB-C and power delivery
| Power Delivery Wattage | No |
|---|
Physical and power
| Rack Mountable | Yes |
|---|---|
| External Power Required | Yes |
In the box and price
| Price | 702.90 USD |
|---|
FAQs
What are the key specifications of the Adder AVX1016 (16-Port CATx KVM-over-IP Matrix Switch)?
Key specs for the Adder AVX1016: Max Resolution 1600x1200 @ 85Hz, Max Refresh At Max Resolution 85 Hz, Max Resolution Per Display 1600x1200, Computers Supported 16 computers, Switching Method On-screen menu with user profiles, single local user, Video Standard VGA (CATx-connected computer modules).
Who is the Adder AVX1016 (16-Port CATx KVM-over-IP Matrix Switch) best suited to?
Best suited to: Single-administrator server rooms with 16 systems; Facilities scaling up from AVX1008-US; CATx-extended server access needs.
What are the drawbacks of the Adder AVX1016 (16-Port CATx KVM-over-IP Matrix Switch)?
Not the best fit for: Multi-user simultaneous access needs (see AVX4016); Eight-or-fewer server rooms; IP-based remote access requirements (see AVX5016IP).
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