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Mighty Mini KVM! yes the GL-RMQ1

"I have to say I own several (5) of the KVM's(RM10) from GL. INet and love them especially after the firmware updates. But this little gem takes the cake. I can plug it into my pc or android phone and have access to it from remotely. very good when your wife askes you to take a look at her phone and your at work. just plug and play."

— Dan R. (5/5)

Great little KVM

"I recently purchased the **Comet Q (GL-RMQ1) All-in-One USB Remote KVM with Wi-Fi 6, and I’ve been extremely impressed with it. Definitely a 5-star product. Setup was straightforward, and the Comet Q makes remotely accessing and managing a computer incredibly convenient. Having KVM functionality, USB connectivity, and Wi-Fi 6 all built into such a compact device makes it a really useful tool—especially for IT work, troubleshooting, or managing computers that you can’t easily access in person. My only criticism really isn’t a fault of the Comet Q itself: not every PC supports video output over USB-C. On systems that do, the Comet Q is wonderfully simple to connect. On systems that don’t, you’ll need to use an alternative video connection or adapter, which makes the setup a little less streamlined. Aside from that limitation, I’ve been very happy with it. It’s well designed, convenient, and does exactly what I was hoping it would do. Highly recommended, especially for IT professionals or anyone who regularly needs remote access to PCs."

— Sean K. (5/5)

Great little tool

"Easy to understand and set up if you know conmputers. I got this because I need remote help with mine. This solves the problem."

— destiny s. (5/5)

Does what it says it does

"Latency is minimal but you can notice it. Remote cursor map to local cursor can use some updates. I bet newer firmware and app updates resolve this. It’s a useful tool with many use cases I can imagine"

— Aaron G. (4/5)

Works well

"Plugged it into our iPad and it worked well. Only frustration was latency between the device and the browser and having to change settings so a mouse click activated the touch input."

— Tim B. (4/5)

"Thw software is quite unstable."

— Jonas (4/5)

Awesome little device

"This does a great job filling the gap for iMac remote control."

— Jon D. (5/5)

Not 6 stars

"I'm short, it's a good product, does what it says. Tldr. It's been about a week and I am ok with the device. The onboarding is easy, I went with no cloud setup and just tailsacle. Connection was painless and worked at first try. There's a bit of uncertainty between using the dedicated app or the web app, I settled on the dedicated app. Thereshould be a place (or a place that I could find) that explains every setting on the side panel (which connection mode is best, why, tradeoffs,. . . ). I use the rmq1 to work remotely on an unprivileged windows machine, and it works. The rmq1 gets a bit too warm but within the safe zone. Annoyances: maybe it's not gl fault but the mapping from macos on the controller machine and windows as the controlled is a bit of a mess, it's hard to do all the control characters and some keys get wrong mapping. One thing a buyer d should be aware is that you can't stream your camera to the remote machine, so you can't meet on zoom from the controlled machine (at least without being admin and installing a virtual camera and. . . . ). I manage to meet on the controller and on the controlled and just share the screen on the controlled. Screen sharing, if not done like this created a low experience for the people you're share the screen with. They complain about very blurry, dragging video. But the workaround of entering 2 times on the meeting (one in each computer) works very well. Finally, I expected a bit more pixel quality when I am in direct mode with good network between the machines. Overall, it's a 5 star experience where things work. If you could dream 6 stars, image would be more solid and fluid and video would be recognized as an USB camera on the remote. Oh and file transfer would be frictionless (right now you can. . . Use a bucket of 50mb on the device to transfer foles, but you have to mount and unmount for each machine to see the 50mb at a time. . . A tunnel or ssh share would be great). The power passthrough didn't work on the Lenovo Thinkpad I tried on (not critical, gonna again someday)."

— Luís F. (5/5)

Swift resolution

"Swift response and quick handling. Thank you."

— Eung K. (5/5)

A nice and very useful thing

"Setup is easy. Works like a charm. Like it a lot."

— Alexander B. (5/5)