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8K@60Hz DisplayPort + DisplayPort KVM Switch for 2 monitors 2 computers
Advantages:
- 1. 2 computers share one set of keyboard, mouse and 2 monitors
- 2. Dual monitors output support and mirrored and extended display
- 3. Switching modes: Button switch and wired remote
- 4. Cross support most major OS including Windows, Linux, Mac
- 6. With extra USB 3.0 ports and audio output.
- 7. Support max up resolution 8K@60Hz,downward compatible.
installation steps:
- 1. Insert the adapter into the KVM ;
- 2. Plug the Displayport cable into the KVM switch and monitor;(Output)
- 3. Plug the Displayport cable and USB cable into the KVM switch and your computer/laptop (DP cables are not included)(Input)
- Please check whether DP IN1 A , DP IN1 B and USB IN1 are corresponding, and whether DP IN2 A , DP IN2 B and USB IN2 are corresponding. Mixed insertion is not supported.
- DP IN1 A + DP IN1 B + USB IN1=PC1
- DP IN2 A + DP IN2 B + USB IN2=PC2
- 4. Insert the mouse and keyboard into the KVM switch
- 5. If needed, you can connect a microphone and audio port
Ultra HD 8K@60Hz Dual Monitor KVM Switch
- Supports up to 8K@60Hz/4K@120Hz, Ultra HD, HDR 10, Dolby vision, 3D effect.
- Note: Only when both your computer Graphics card and monitor support 8K@60Hz then you can get 8K@60Hz effect.
3 USB 3.0 Ports
- Supports ultra-fast USB 3.0 data transfer up to 5Gbps, also supports separate audio and microphone output.
2 convenient switch modes
- 1. Toggle selection on front panel
- 2. Wired remote switch (one-touch switch)
Chris
Reviewed in Canada on March 25, 2025
You won't find a cheaper Dual Display DP 1.4 KVM switch out there. And this one actually works great. I'm getting 3440x1440p @175hz HDR through this. Second display is 4K 60hz. No issues at all between my gaming PC and work laptop dock. Comparable KVM switches are hundreds of dollars.WARNING to anyone purchasing. The cables that come with it are trash. Throw them out as soon as you get them, don't even bother testing. Anyone who had issues with this KVM most likely used the included cables. So buy some decent DP 1.4 cables and some proper USB 3 cables.Would buy again in a heartbeat.
Blank Andreas
Reviewed in Germany on January 15, 2025
Funktioniert perfekt
Michael E. Stewart
Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2024
I work from home, and have a nice home Desktop setup that I have used for both purposes for awhile. Previously, I connected a separate input on my monitors to a docking station I'd plug my laptop in to, but I'd have to toggle the inputs on all 3 displays every day. This KVM is super simple, and works great.Pros:- Doesn't take up a lot of space, compact- Handles my 3 monitors just fine (2x 1440p at 144hz and 1x 4k at 60hz)- Comes with a corded button to switch between computers while the KVM is tucked away somewhereCons:- Occasionally one of the monitors doesn't connect properly when switching; it's a super easy fix. Just push the button once to swap it back, wait about 5 seconds, then push it again.This has made my morning setup much more convenient! The only change I would want would be 2x DisplayPort and 1x HDMI (since DP is far more common now especially on desktop graphics cards) but it still works well for my purposes!
LP the reviewer
Reviewed in Canada on March 29, 2024
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Mark
Reviewed in Canada on March 25, 2024
This is one of the only KVMs I found that can do 4K @ 240Hz which is important as a lot of new monitors have this spec. It works as advertised and the remote button feature is a lot more handy than I thought it would be. The KVM itself is an eye-sore, but I can hide it away and only have the button remote on the front side of my desk to switch inputs.
Samuel C
Reviewed in Mexico on March 25, 2024
En general funciona bien, soporta bien dos monitores: 4k@60Hz y 1440p Ultrawide @ 144Hz. No he probado con 8k. De entradas tengo una PC y una MacbookPro que usa un Hub para convertir de un puerto Thunderbolt4 a todas las entradas que requiere el KVM Switch.El unico detalle realmetne es que se tiende a calentar, especialmente si conectas dispositivos en los puertos USB. Solo lo recomiendo si te limitas a cosas como teclado/mouse muy básicos. En mi caso mis periféricos consumian mucha potencía y se estaba calentando demasiado (lo cual causaba otros problemas como que se desconectara un display por algunos segundos).La solución para mí fue no conectar los perifericos al KVM switch y en lugar concetarlo a la entrada USB de uno de mis monitores que tiene un USB HUB, y luego conectar los periféricos al monitor que los alimenta sin problemas.Ya con esta configuración me ha funcionado muy bien. No he probado si todo el set-up de conexiones agrega algun nivel de lag a mis dispositivos de entrada (o respuesta de mis monitores), me imgino que es posible pero nada que haya sido perceptible para mí.
Jerome
Reviewed in Canada on March 2, 2024
This review is for the 8k60Hz 2xDP1.4+1xHDMI2.1, 4 computers version.I bought this one specifically for DisplayPort 1.4. I only have 1 monitor, but 4 computers DP1.4 kvms are pretty hard to find, so I ended up getting this one even though I don't need 3 outputs.With everything plugged in the top row of DP ports, I got constant flickers on my monitor at 3440x1440@144Hz. I had flickers also at 120Hz, but not 100Hz. 3440x1440@144Hz is 65% less bandwidth than 8k@60Hz, it should be very easy for DP1.4.I switched everything to the middle row of DP ports and the flicker is gone. So in the end it works OK for me but if I needed both DP outputs I would have returned it.On the plus side, G-Sync is working, and the manufacturer information, list of supported resolutions, etc. are all correct, so it seems to pass through the signal cleanly.Sometimes after switching, the screen is black. There is a signal (computer sees monitor, monitor doesn't report no signal), but it's just all black. It's fixed by unplugging and re-plugging.The DC adapter that came with it looks like they grabbed the cheapest thing available from the parts bin, maybe that's what causes some of the problems. It's a cheap white plastic thing, not black like in the product pictures.Having said, it's about what I expected, buying cheap white label Shenzhen stuff. KVMs with features like this from reputable brands are $500+. You get what you pay for.
Jasonre
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2024
I'm so glad I purchased this for work. I use this to easily switch between my Windows machine and my Mac machine. The only downside I have with this is when I make that switch which is very quick. I hear a pop noise and my headphones that is connected which is a little annoying cuz it's loud. However, everything is quick and easy to use.
M. Sayers
Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2024
KVM for 2 monitors, 2 computers, all Display Port, with USB 3.0, power supply and wired remote switcher. Switcher has sticky back to stop it sliding around. No hot key functions. Decent quality 3 ft USB 3.0 cables are included. DP cables are not.Note you cannot connect HDMI from a computer to it without an active converter cable specifically for HDMI computer to DP monitor. HDMI monitors can be connected to it however with a plain cable with the correct plugs.Has 3 switched USB inputs, with mouse and keyboard that leaves one extra to switch a thumb drive, printer, USB headset, monitor hub etc. An unusual feature is the mic/headphone analog inputs. These don't pass through to analog PC connectors, they are hosted on the USB. Nice for switching an analog headset without having more cables or needing analog jacks on the computers.Update: The speakers work on my Koss 2-plug headset, but the microphone does not. I'm not sure why, it may be plug incompatibility due to lack of standards.Another nice feature is the power supply and power switch. Many KVMs are USB/video powered. They can only be turned off by unplugging everything, and can have issues getting enough power from the computers. This one is self-powered and turns off at the switch when desired. This allows monitors to power-save without having to turn them off. It will not power from USB or video.If additional power outlets are a problem for you, I strongly suggest searching for a Superdanny outlet panel.Works as expected, no video or USB issues so far. No problem with backlit gaming keyboard which can be problematic with others. All connectors are tight. I only wish it had screw slots to mount it so it wouldn't move around.KVMs tend to be short-lived for some reason, hoping this one is different. I will update.2.5 months in, still working. Have had a couple occasion where it lost connection to the keyboard. Power cycling corrected it.
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