JetKVM Mini

The Mini runs on an ESP32-P4X. It captures the video and encodes H.264 in hardware, at 1080p and 30 fps. The Mini W adds an ESP32-C5 for 2.4 and 5 GHz, Bluetooth LE, Zigbee and Thread.

Video encoded in hardware

The ESP32-P4X captures 1080p at 30 fps or 720p at 60 fps, and encodes it to H.264.

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Connection Stats

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A second chip for the radio

The Mini W adds an ESP32-C5 for 2.4 and 5 GHz networks, Bluetooth LE, Zigbee and Thread.

The Mini is tiny: 1.7 in wide, 1.7 in deep and 0.9 in tall, in aluminum. It still has room for all you need: a display, Ethernet, a video input and two USB-C ports.

No Ethernet nearby? Take the Mini W

Both models are the same size and run the same software.

Wired over Ethernet

JetKVM Mini has an RJ45 port. Connect it to a switch or a router with a network cable.

Port face of JetKVM Mini with Ethernet, video input and two USB-C ports

Wireless on 2.4 and 5 GHz

JetKVM Mini W has a radio in place of the Ethernet port. You set it up from your phone over Bluetooth.

Wireless setup

Port face of JetKVM Mini W with two USB-C ports and the video input

No standby USB power? Add a charger

The Mini has two USB-C ports, and it takes power on both.

Powered by the target computer

Most computers keep their USB ports on when they are off, so the Mini stays on too.

Port face of JetKVM Mini. A line marks the left USB-C port, for the computer.

Powered by a charger

If your computer turns its USB ports off, connect a USB-C charger to the second port.

Port face of JetKVM Mini. A line marks the right USB-C port, for a charger.

The entire JetKVM interface, on a smaller device

Keyboard and mouse, text paste, virtual media, JetKVM Cloud, Wake on LAN and Home Assistant, with updates over the air.

JetKVM Web Interface

See and control it

KVM stands for keyboard, video and mouse. You see its screen and type and click as if you sat in front of it.

Ctrl + Alt + Delete

Fix it without being there

Mount an ISO and pick it as the boot device. To the computer, JetKVM is just a USB drive and a keyboard.

Up to 4K with OS Services

A service on the target computer adds 4K video, a shared clipboard, a terminal and file transfer.

OS Services

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4K with OS Services

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Rack 2 maintenance

1. Drain the node and wait for the pods to move.

2. Update the firmware from the vendor ISO.

3. Reboot and check the boot order in the BIOS.

A device in Home Assistant

Mount an image or reboot the Mini from your automations, over MQTT.

Set it up

Control it from any browser, from anywhere

The interface is on the device. Reach the device, and you have the interface.

Works in every modern browser

On your network

Type the address that JetKVM shows on its display. There is no account, and no internet is needed.

Over the internet

Sign in to JetKVM Cloud. Your browser and JetKVM then talk directly over WebRTC.

JetKVM Cloud

On your tailnet

With Tailscale on the device, JetKVM is a machine on your tailnet with a name of its own.

Set it up

All of it, open source on GitHub

The firmware, the web interface and the cloud are public. Read them, change them, or run your own.

View on GitHub

Read the code

The firmware of both devices and the cloud, each in its own repository.

Self-host the cloud

Point JetKVM at a cloud on your own server before you adopt it.

Host your own cloud

Build and flash your own

The firmware of the Mini has its own repository, with the steps to build it and flash it.

Source code

“The best IP KVM I've ever reviewed”

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Ethernet, or wireless

One JetKVM Mini is $39. A pack of three is $99, which is $33 per unit.

Ethernet
JetKVM Mini
$39/Three for $99
Buy
Wireless
JetKVM Mini W
$42/Three for $108
Buy

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