Cyberview

Cyberview CV-S80

Name: Cyberview CV-S80 (8 Computers / PS2-USB Rack-Mount KVM Switch)
Brand: Cyberview
SKU: CV-S80

Expert rating7 / 10

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Manufacturer: Cyberview Last updated: September 12, 2026

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Cyberview CV-S80 Review

The Cyberview CV-S80 is an 8-port VGA rack-mount KVM switch with OSD menu control.

Cyberview built its CV-S line as an affordable OSD-equipped alternative to pricier enterprise 8-port switches, and it is one of the cheapest OSD-capable 8-port options in this catalog.

OSD Menu at a Budget Price

Most 8-port switches at this price in this catalog rely on bare pushbuttons; the CV-S80 includes on-screen port naming at a price that undercuts even some pushbutton-only competitors like the SmartAVI SKM-08S.

A Direct Rival to the Raloy RSA-4K

Both switches target the same 8-port rack use case at a similar discounted price point, with the Raloy offering HDMI/4K video against the CV-S80's VGA - the deciding factor is simply which video standard the connected servers use.

Comparison to Alternatives

Versus the Raloy RSA-4K - HDMI/4K instead of VGA at a slightly higher discounted price, better for modern server hardware. Versus the Cyberview CV-S1601 - the same brand's 16-port sibling for larger racks. Versus the Black Box Wizard KV2004A - only 4 ports but similar OSD-equipped VGA design, appropriate for smaller racks.

Our verdict

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

Expert rating7 / 10

One of the most affordable OSD-equipped 8-port VGA switches in this catalog after its recent discount.

Best for

Budget-conscious server rooms needing OSD-labeled 8-port VGA switching
IT teams still standardized on legacy VGA hardware
Facilities comparing directly against the Raloy RSA-4K on price

Not for

Modern HDMI/DisplayPort/4K server deployments (see the Raloy RSA-4K)
Racks needing more than 8 ports (see the CV-S1601)
Security-conscious desks needing isolated switching

Specifications

What these specs mean

Capability Score

5.0/10

How much this switch can do compared with other rack and server KVM switches, rated from its specifications.

Identity

Brand	Cyberview
Model Number	CV-S80
Switching Method	Front-panel pushbutton, OSD menu, hotkey

Topology

Computers Supported	8 computers
KVM Segment	Rack

Video & Features

Video Standard	VGA
Max Resolution	1920x1440
USB Hub Ports	0
Audio Support	No

Per display capability

Max Resolution Single Display	1920x1440

Display continuity

HDCP Version	None

USB-C and power delivery

Power Delivery Wattage	No

Physical and power

Rack Mountable	1U rack-mount kit included

In the box and price

Price	562.00 USD

FAQs

What are the key specifications of the Cyberview CV-S80 (8 Computers / PS2-USB Rack-Mount KVM Switch)?

Key specs for the Cyberview CV-S80: USB Hub Ports 0 (PS/2 and USB console ports), Max Resolution 1920x1440, Max Resolution Per Display 1920x1440, Audio Support No, Port Count 8 computers, Switching Method Front-panel pushbutton, OSD menu, hotkey.

Who is the Cyberview CV-S80 (8 Computers / PS2-USB Rack-Mount KVM Switch) best suited to?

Best suited to: Budget-conscious server rooms needing OSD-labeled 8-port VGA switching; IT teams still standardized on legacy VGA hardware; Facilities comparing directly against the Raloy RSA-4K on price.

What are the drawbacks of the Cyberview CV-S80 (8 Computers / PS2-USB Rack-Mount KVM Switch)?

Not the best fit for: Modern HDMI/DisplayPort/4K server deployments (see the Raloy RSA-4K); Racks needing more than 8 ports (see the CV-S1601); Security-conscious desks needing isolated switching.