CKLau 16 Port Rack Mount USB 3.0 Dual Monitor KVM Switch HDMI 4K60Hz with Audio and Cables, 16x2 Video Keyboard Mouse Monitor Peripheral Switcher Box
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Style: 16x2 USB 3.0 4K 60Hz
Features
- 1. 16 Port Dual Monitor Switch: 16 computers/laptops/DVRs/NVRs sharing one set of keyboard & mouse, audio, 2 monitors and 2 pcs USB 3.0 peripheral device. With all input cables and rack mount hook. Tips: this KVM switch required each of your computers/laptops with 2 video output. If your computer only with an HDMI port, only 1 monitor have display.
- 2. KVM Switch 2 Monitors 16 Port: Certified HDMI Adopter: we are certified HDMI adopter over 10 years. Excellent image processing and transmission capacity, make the output signal more smoothly and steady. Drive-free for Windows 10/7/2000/XP/Vista, Linux, Mac, Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, Raspberry Pi and Ubuntu.
- 3. KVM Switch 2 Monitors 16 Computers: Five switching way optional: keyboard hotkey switching (Num Lock + Num Lock + 1 / 2 / 3 ... + Enter, or Ctrl + Ctrl + 1 / 2 /3 ... + Enter, or Scroll Lock+ Scroll Lock+1 / 2 / 3 ... + Enter), mouse switching (click mouse wheel 2 times + left button / right button), manual button switching, IR remote switching, and wired remote push button switching.
- 4. Computers Switch for 16 Computers: Compatible 4096x2160@60Hz, 3840x2160@60Hz, 3840x1620@60Hz, 3440x1440@60Hz, 3840x1080@60/120Hz, 3200x1800@60Hz, 2560x1440@60/144/165Hz, 2048x1536@60Hz, 2048x1280@60Hz, 2048x1080@60Hz, 1920x1200@60Hz, 1920x1080@60Hz, etc. With a DC5V 2A power adapter, power supply more stability.
- 5. KVM 2 Monitors 2 Computers: Support wired/wireless/unify/gaming/mechanical/Bluetooth/Apple keyboard & mouse, touch screen, OLED screen, 16:9 widescreen, 21:9 ultra-wide monitors, etc. It can switch by mouse or keyboard independently, even it without USB signal input, such as Apple TV, Android TV box, etc. And it can enter into BIOS interface directly.
Operation Mode: Push Button
Current Rating: 2 Amps
Operating Voltage: 5 Volts
Contact Type: Normally Open
Connector Type: Hdmi,usb
Brand: CKLau
Item dimensions L x W x H: 17.32 x 5.9 x 1.65 inches
Circuit Type: 16-way
Mounting Type: Panel Mount
Actuator Type: Push Button
Product Dimensions : 17.32 x 5.9 x 1.65 inches; 13.85 Pounds
Item model number : CKLau-9216H-3
Date First Available : January 10, 2023
Manufacturer : CKLau TECHNOLOGIES INC.
Best Sellers Rank: #2,788 in KVM Switches
Customer Reviews: 3.6 3.6 out of 5 stars 204 ratings
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My prior setup was in a small room with a portable 4 foot wide table holding a laptop, a 43 inch 4K TV used as a monitor, and two sets of keyboard and mouse, a desk light, and some other small equipment. Underneath is tower computer and nearby are 4 Raspberry Pi computers. Issues are equipment overflowing the table, time to switch consoles by switching keyboard, TV and mouse connections, and wear and tear from plugging in cables to equipment as the number of plug in cycles is limited. I considered a Bluetooth keyboard and mouse that could maintain 3 connections and Hot Key or Hot Click switch between them, but that was only a partial solution since I have 6 computers (and maybe more later). On paper this single 4K HDMI monitor, 8 computer KVM switch addressed every problem. I unboxed it and everything I needed was in the box except the IR remote battery. The switch is sturdy metal, the cables are of high quality and the supplied manual was easy to read, well organized and had all the information I needed. I followed the setup instructions and fired up the switch. The IR remote, the wired remote and the mouse worked, whereas the keyboard did not. I followed the troubleshooting instructions in the manual to disable Hot Key Switching, then it worked as I expected. If I had needed Hot Key Switching enabled, I would have replaced the keyboard with a non-mechanical keyboard. I am mounting the KVM switch away from the table and I will use the wired remote for all switching. It takes up very little space on the table and is very easy to use with both buttons and lights. The scan function is not something I will use, but I did notice that the scan rate is barely longer than the time it takes for the switch to display video on the next computer. So it beeps (loudly but that can be turned off), a few seconds pass and the video displays for about a second and the process repeats. Not enough time to see any displayed detail. I have two of 8 computers unpopulated and one that is currently down, but scanning was sequential, not skipping over them. If I wanted to use the scan feature, I think I might be disappointed. The Hot Key enable/disable is on the wired remote but not on the IR remote. Scan is on the IR remote but not on the wired remote. Both are available on the switch itself. The IR remote can be pointed at a sensor on the switch itself or at a sensor attached by cable to the switch. That provides some flexibility if you want to use the IR remote with the switch out of sight. Overall I am very well pleased with this switch, not only because it works well for my situation but also because it seems to be reasonably well designed, of good build quality and it has a lot of flexibility to switch computers in various ways right out of the box. It is a complete solution for assorted needs. I may buy the the dual 4K HDMI monitor, 16 computer KVM switch for an anticipated future project. Highly recommended. I had some delivery issues and Amazon's chat bot took me in circles trying to resolve that. My first call with Amazon Customer Service resulted in a promise to deliver on a specific date (which did not happen) using a different carrier (but tracking showed the carrier did not change). The second call was escalated and someone who took responsibility for the issue rather than just making promises not kept. He called the shipping company (USPS) who tracked down the shipment and I was able to pick it up at the post office a week late. There is a huge difference between first line and escalated Amazon customer support. Unfortunately, all of this takes far too much time. Delivery service was USPS who did not deliver the product, misidentified the cause in the tracking history and failed to indicate where the product could be picked up, but both issues got resolved with Amazon's help contacting USPS. Also, USPS delivered my prior Amazon purchase more than a month late.
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Like many I’ve been teleworking for over four months now and I’ve been evolving my IT setup over that entire time. My primary monitor is a ViewSonic 4K 32” display that had video input coming from a laptop and a desktop. For keyboard and mouse I was using a basic USB switch. The biggest flaw with the monitor was that it required 4-6 button presses to switch video input. The annoyance factor finally let me to look for a KVM that could drive the big monitor and switch input sources with a single button push. After some searching I found this KVM. The biggest thing driving my selection of it was the ability to support 4K @ 60Hz video. My PC outputs at this resolution and refresh rate while the laptop outputs at 4K @ 30Hz. There is some delay in the video during a switch (about 5 seconds), but I believe that is an issue with the monitor rather than the switch. Also, I had issues feeding video through the KVM from a USB-C multifunction hub with video output. Running direct to the monitor this hub can drive 4K but through the KVM it would only go to FHD (1080p). I’ve had other issues with this hub’s video output so again I don’t blame the KVM for this. Fortunately, the laptop had a direct HDMI output that has no issue doing 4K through the KVM. I’m giving 4-stars instead of 5-stars for one reason. The cables for the KVM are far too short, just under 3’ long. My PC and the laptop are on opposite sides of the desk so the position for the KVM was very restricted having to be almost exactly between the two in order to reach. The remote switch button does come in very handy here being that it can be several feet away from the KVM in an easy to reach location. The switch has its own 5V power input so it doesn’t depend on the computer power for all functions. The product page shows a cable for this power input. What wasn’t shown was the power adapter which was included in the box. Nice touch, they should show that in the marketing. Biggest missing feature that would have been nice to add is a keyboard shortcut for switching inputs. A couple more switched USB ports would be nice as well so that an accessory or two (like a headset or webcam) could be shared between computers in addition to the keyboard and mouse. Finally, it would be nice if the KVM could simulate a keyboard and mouse signal to the inactive device. When I switch inputs the laptop beeps as it thinks the keyboard and mouse are being disconnected. All in all, good enough product at a really good price (at the point when I bought it). My searching turned up less capable products at twice the price.
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This worked fine at first, but after a few weeks I had to switch the input selector back and forth every time to get it to work. Then after a month the HDMI and Speaker connection stopped working completely. Only the mouse and keyboard work now. I need to uninstall it so I can use my monitor.
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