8K@60Hz USB 3.0 Displayport KVM Switch 2 Monitors 4 Computers, Dual Monitor KVM Switch with Audio Output and 3 USB 3.0 Ports, 4 Port Dual Monitor Displayport KVM Switch for 4 Computer
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Color: Displayport KVM 2 Monitors 4PCs
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- 4 Port Displayport KVM Switch: This DP KVM Switch 4 IN 2 OUT perfect for hooking up 4 desktops or laptops to share one set of keyboard, mouse and 2 monitors for extended, mirrored display. Only when your computer supports dual display or multi display, you can use this KVM to achieve 4 PC to share 2 monitors. (Extended or mirrored display modes depend on your computer's graphics card).
- Ultra HD 8K@60Hz Dual Monitor KVM Switch: This Dual monitor 4 port DP KVM Switch supporting high resolution max up to 8K@60Hz, and also supports 4K@60Hz or other lower resolution (Downward Compatible). Note: Only when both your computer Graphics card, monitor and DP cable support 8K@60Hz then you can get 8K@60Hz effect, so if you want the max resolution you have to check your devices first.
- 8K Displayport Switch with USB 3.0 Ports: Dual monitor Displayport HDMI KVM switch with 3*USB 3.0 ports which can recognize keyboard,mouse,printer,scaner and other USB devices. Plug and play without any software needed. USB 3.0 offers data transfer speeds of up to 5Gbps, while USB 2.0 offers data transfer speeds of only 480Mbps.
- 2 Switching Mode & Wide Compatibility: 1. Toggle selection on front panel; 2. Wired remote contorller (included in the package).Compatible with a variety of computer systems, such as Windows, Linux, Mac, Unix, Ubuntu, Raspberry and most other major OS.
- What You Get: 1x USB 3.0 DisplayPort KVM Switch 8K, 4 x USB 3.0 Cables, 1x Power Adapter, 1x Wired Button Contorller, 1x User's manual. We offer 18 months warranty. If you have any questions about the product, please contact us.
Operation Mode: ON-OFF-ON
Contact Type: Normally Closed
Connector Type: Plug In
Brand: clickfish
Terminal: Solder
Item dimensions L x W x H: 9.17 x 6.85 x 2.28 inches
Circuit Type: 1-way
Actuator Type: Push Button
Contact Material: Plastic
International Protection Rating: IP00
Product Dimensions : 9.17 x 6.85 x 2.28 inches; 1.94 Pounds
Item model number : DP402B-USB3.0-8K-F
Date First Available : September 15, 2023
Manufacturer : clickfish
Country of Origin : China
Best Sellers Rank: #403 in KVM Switches
Customer Reviews: 3.6 3.6 out of 5 stars 87 ratings
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Color: Displayport KVM 2 Monitors 2PCs
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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Reviewed in the United States on April 30, 2024 by M. Sayers
Color: Displayport KVM 2 Monitors 2PCs
Edit: After using this for 3 weeks, I noticed that my primary display began rarely flickering and losing signal. Powering the monitor off and back on would resolve this. After using the KVM for 4 weeks, the displayport on my primary monitor no longer works, even if I bypass the KVM and connect the monitor's displayport directly to my graphics card or laptop dock. The HDMI ports on the monitor continue to work, so I've had to bypass the KVM. Given that I used the displayport on the monitor for over a year without any issues, and only had a problem after I introduced the KVM, I have to believe that the KVM introduced the problem. Original: This 2 computer, 2 monitor KVM worked great for connecting my desktop (running a GTX 4090) and Lenovo laptop (using the Thunderbolt workstation dock) to my monitors (3440x1440 & 2560x1600) with no flickering or other issues. Be aware that this KVM has no EDID emulation, so each time the displays are switched Windows won't remember the positioning of your application windows.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 16, 2024 by Chris
Color: Displayport KVM 2 Monitors 4PCs
Very impressed with the quality and features of this kvm. It exceeded my expectations. Works well with my mac mini m2 and windows pc at 1440p dual monitor setup. Switching between them is very easy and fast. I love that the audio is connected via the USB so that it's not extra audio cables. No issues at all with nvidia gsync 144hz refresh rate, things feel buttery smooth. Only issue is occasional loss of sync/static on the rare occasion but I blame that on my cheap Displayport cables which I'll upgrade in the future. The box said "HD video processor" on it and I was scared I had recieved the wrong item but pleasantly surprised to find the correct 8k four pc two monitor kvm inside. Picked this up for what I feel is an amazing price for the features. Many much more expensive kvm boxes do not do what this thing does. To me it seems like the DP is a straight passthrough. My computers see the actual monitor that's attached. Only other thing I think could improve it, is having a fifth button on the remote switch box to remove signal from both monitors so that they go to sleep, and call that button "off" maybe. I wish I had found this KVM sooner. And I'm a very picky huge computer nerd so the fact that they meet my standards really shows they are making a great device.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2024 by SinisterSpatula
Color: Displayport KVM 2 Monitors 2PCs
It switches displayport and USB very well, maybe a second of lag between the switch. Seems to be handling multiple USB devices just fine. The audio DAC is ok for audio out, but the microphone input is terrible. It works on some headsets that have amplifiers, but for a raw microphone input from a Sennheiser headset - it doesn't work. (Note: I have had similar issues with USB DACs before, so it's likely limited to a certain microphone type. If you normally have to have your mic gain turned up super high, this will probably not work for you.)
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Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2024 by Cole
Color: Displayport KVM 2 Monitors 4PCs
I'm a long-time KVM user as an IT professional. This device is poor and worth the $!50 I paid. PRO: The KVM is built like a rock, standard ports, decent functionality. CON: Was never able to get any smart-key switching to work (maybe not a feature); High Latency when switching between hosts - about 2 seconds; Fails to maintain monitor keep-alive signal (every time you switch, PC will repeat Plug-and-Play detection of monitors and reconfigure them as new devices - left becomes right, resolution changes, Active Primary monitor changes, and usually leaves at least one in sleep mode such that you have to manually wake-up the monitor.) And this isn't unique to the Quad-DisplayPort model, same experienced on the Quad-DP/HDMI model too, and tested with 3 different mainstream Dell and Samsung 24-inch FHD displays. Reconfigure you monitors EVERY SINGLE TIME. EVERY TIME. EVERY SINGLE TIME. But if you don't plan on switching between your 4 PCs, then, yeh, it does work.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2024 by Steven B.