JetKVM unveils smaller remote KVM devices with open-source firmware
The JetKVM Mini and wireless Mini W support 1080p video capture, remote USB control and virtual media, with prices starting at $39 individually.
JetKVM has announced two smaller remote KVM devices designed to provide video capture and remote keyboard and mouse control. The wired JetKVM Mini is priced at $39, while the wireless Mini W costs $42. Three-packs reduce the per-unit prices to $33 and $36 respectively.
Both models use an aluminium enclosure measuring 42 × 42 × 23 millimetres. JetKVM says they support video capture at 1080p and 30 frames per second, or 720p at 60 frames per second, alongside virtual media and the company’s existing web interface, cloud services, extensions and update system.
The Mini uses an RJ45 Ethernet connection, while the Mini W replaces Ethernet with wireless networking. JetKVM says the wireless model supports 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi, Bluetooth LE for setup, and Zigbee and Thread connectivity.
The Mini is built around an ESP32-P4X, which handles video capture, H.264 encoding, USB functions and firmware. The Mini W adds an ESP32-C5 for wireless capabilities. JetKVM says the firmware will be open source from launch.
The devices include USB connectivity for the target computer, allowing keyboard, mouse and virtual-media functions. Virtual media runs from a TF Card, while JetKVM says its OS Services can provide screen capture of up to 4K, along with shared clipboard, guest terminal and file-transfer features.
JetKVM says both models are scheduled to be available through authorised resellers from 26 October 2026. The specifications, security features and open-source firmware status are based on the company’s announcement and have not been independently verified.
