00:00Okay, so I went down a rabbit hole hunting for the best deals on remote KVM gear for mobile
00:04workstations, and I came back with 5 finds that genuinely surprised me, from a $71 HDMI extender
00:10to a full-on 5G failover KVM. This is my top 5 5G remote KVM solutions for mobile workstations,
00:17and honestly, there's something here for every kind of setup.
00:21Number 1 is the 400-meter wireless HDMI KVM extender, and the spec that got me was that
00:270.05-second latency at 1080p, that's basically real-time, so your mouse doesn't feel like
00:32it's drifting through molasses. It runs over 5G wireless, supports USB-C mouse input, and works
00:39with PCs, laptops, even cameras. At $71 with almost 4,500 units sold and a perfect 5-star rating,
00:47this is the no-brainer starting point, cheap enough to grab one for every desk.
00:51Number 2 steps up to the 200-meter KVM extender, which does USB keyboard and mouse
00:56monitoring and runs on dual-band Wi-Fi, so you get both 2.4 and 5-gig radio options instead
01:02of
01:02being locked into one. It creates its own IP so you can connect without dragging an Ethernet cable
01:07across the room. For $107 and change, with over 4,000 sold at 4.8 stars, it's the sweet spot
01:15if you
01:15want wireless freedom but still need rock-solid keyboard and mouse control. Number 3 is the gl.innet
01:21Commodex, and this is the one for the IT crowd, 4 ports of remote IP KVM over HDMI,
01:27twice 34k out, and it runs over PoE with a touchscreen on the front. The killer feature is
01:32BIOS access, so you can get into a machine before the OS even boots, which is huge when you can't
01:37touch the server. At $315 with 4,000 plus sold at 4.8 stars, it's a serious piece of kit
01:45that pays for
01:46itself the first time you avoid driving to the office. Number 4 is the standard gl.innet Comet,
01:51and it's basically the Comet X's little sibling built for remote work, remote CoVM control over
01:56the internet, twice 34k at 30 frames, and tailscale support baked in, so you can reach it securely from
02:02anywhere without fiddling with router settings. For $119, that's the value pick of the whole list,
02:09over 3,700 sold at 4.8 stars, and it's the easiest way to remote into a workstation from across
02:15the planet.
02:16Number 5 is the gl.innet Comet 5G, and I'll be honest, this thing is a little ridiculous in
02:21the best way, a built-in 5G modem with automatic failover, twice 34k HDMI pass-through, Wi-Fi 6 and
02:27Ethernet, a 3.69-inch touchscreen, and 64 gigs of storage. The failover means if your Wi-Fi dies,
02:35it just switches to cellular and keeps going. At $340 with $1,900 sold and a 5-star rating,
02:41it's pricey, but if you're running a mobile workstation out of a van or a job site,
02:46this is the one that never goes dark. So that's the list, links to all 5 are in the description
02:51below, so go check the current prices before they move. If this helped you out, drop a like,
02:57hit subscribe, and I'll see you in the next one.
02:59two we will see you whole way back in the next one.
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