StarTech.com 2-Port DisplayPort KVM Switch - Dual-Monitor - 4K 60 - with Audio & USB Peripheral Support - DP 1.2 - USB Hub (SV231DPDDUA2),Black
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Style: 2 Port Display Port
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- MULTI-TASKING MADE EASY: This 2-port DisplayPort KVM switch will help maximize your productivity with dual-display, multi-computer access
- 4K SUPPORT: Enjoy astonishing picture quality with support for Ultra HD 4K resolutions at 60Hz on each of the DP 1.2 ports
- ULTIMATE CONVENIENCE: This KVM switch enables you to share your USB peripheral devices with a built-in 2-port USB hub
- AUDIO SUPPORT: Built with 3.5 mm auxiliary ports, this switch offers independent audio support, enabling you to have full control over your multimedia experience
- IDEAL FOR CREATIVES: Designed with the creative professional in mind, this dual-monitor keyboard and mouse switch enables users to perform high-resolution tasks like graphic design and editing
Connector Type: Usb
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Material: Steel
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 3.9 x 6.3 x 2.3 inches
Actuator Type: Push Button
International Protection Rating: IP54, IP67
Connectivity Protocol: Usb
Color: Black
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Number of Items: 1
Connector Type: Usb
Brand: StarTech.com
Material: Steel
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 3.9 x 6.3 x 2.3 inches
Actuator Type: Push Button
International Protection Rating: IP54, IP67
Connectivity Protocol: Usb
Color: Black
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Number of Items: 1
Series: 2 Port DisplayPort Dual-Monitor KVM Switch - DisplayPort KVM - 4K 60 Hz
Item model number: SV231DPDDUA2
Item Weight: 1.62 pounds
Product Dimensions: 3.9 x 6.3 x 2.3 inches
Number of Processors: 1
Voltage: 12 Volts
Manufacturer: StarTech.com
Country of Origin: Taiwan
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: March 4, 2017
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Style: 2 Port Display Port
Using the SV231DPDDUA2 2-port Dual Display DisplayPort 4k 60Hz unit for this review. Bought it myself for home office use. Initial reactions: - hefty and well-built, and compact too - a TON of ports on the back, like 4 USB ones to plug in devices (i.e. keyboard & mouse or web cam) - no cables (aside from power supply) in the packaging -- **PLEASE** make sure you buy DisplayPort cables (with spares! these things are fickle and I am glad I had some extra laying around) and the proper USB cables to connect your PC to this device Context: I am running two monstrous 1440p displays. I've got a Dell/Alienware AW3418DW (34" Ultrawide 3440x1440 120Hz monitor) and an Acer XB270HU (27" 2560x1440 144Hz monitor). When connected to my main PC with its NVidia GTX 1080, I am able to power both monitors directly through the KVM with no flickering AT THE MAXIMUM REFRESH RATES. That's right, I actually am able to use G-Sync through this KVM -- even when gaming. The Good: Had a bunch of issues during initial set-up so I called the tech support line. My tech, YIPENG from Ottawa(?), was incredible. After an initial text chat, he offered to call me to provide better support, and I am glad he did. For the next forty-five (45) minutes, he patiently walked me through a number of resets and tests to help me diagnose and work around my issue. I seriously cannot say enough about how much Yipeng helped -- I was about to return this KVM, but instead I found joy. The Bad: My other computer is a Lenovo Thinkpad T470, docked in a Lenovo Thinkpad Ultra Dock (model starts with 40A2 and its the weaker of the two in terms of watts -- maybe 135W?). This dock and laptop combination is NOT ideal for for this KVM because the dock cannot put out the signal strength required but I WAS ABLE TO MAKE IT WORK! After much trial and error with Yipeng, we got it figured out: one DisplayPort output from the dock to the KVM, one USB-C to DisplayPort cable from docked laptop's USB-C port to the KVM. It's not perfect but it actually lets me run both of my giant monitors with little to no flickering. The Ugly (main issues): - when switching between the two connected computers, the KVM actually *disconnects* the monitors from the computer that is not in use. This means when you switch back, a lot of your programs/windows will be scattered around your main monitor. This just means I don't switch back and forth unless necessary. - the hardware reset process is a CHORE. You have to disconnect all cables, shut everything(!) down, power cycle the KVM, then slowly begin plugging stuff in again. Only had to do this once or twice during configuration but still it was a drag. - I still get the occasional monitor flicker - every 30 minutes or so - when using my comparatively weak laptop. This is basically a moot point because it's clear that the KVM can work perfectly when my GTX 1080 is sending the signals, but its still something I'd like to see examined or noted somewhere. I am going to test swapping it out so the larger monitor is getting the USB-C/Thunderbolt signal but I am hesitant to change my configuration now that it is working well and has settled. Pro tip: FOR ANYONE USING A LENOVO ULTRA DOCK: the system is likely not strong enough to send out two high-bandwidth DisplayPort signals. If you have it, use a USB-C/Thunderbolt output from the side of your laptop to get a second monitors input to the KVM.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2018 by Chris L
Style: 2 Port Display Port
I bought this switch to support switching between my work laptop on a docking station and my personal PC for gaming. I run a dual monitor setup (1440p / 144hz) and I wanted a switch that wouldn't introduce any latency for gaming and would support my refresh rate. I have to say overall I'm really happy with this purchase. For gaming I notice no difference between using the switch and running directly to my PC. Picture quality is great and my 144hz is fully supported and GSync still works. Issues: - Occasional issues when switching between computers. Sometimes the mouse or keyboard will not switch and will just go dead. It's remedied by switching back and forth one more time. - Previously I was having issues with my mouse cursor "disappearing" when I switched to my desktop. Recently this hasn't been happening and I'm not sure if I'm just getting lucky or if it had to do with the mouse I was using and since changed (Razer DeathAdder Elite) - Previously I was having issues with my screen image becoming distorted after switching. It's resolved itself and I haven't seen the issue for a month or so - I have an issue with Corsair iCUE recognizing not seeing my keyboard (Logitech k70 rgb mk2) when it's plugged into the switch. This means i can't use software profiles and when I am connected to my gaming PC it defaults to the hardware profile. It does however recognize my Corsair mouse.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2019 by NickB
Style: 2 Port Display Port
I purchased this because I have my home computer and a computer issued by my workplace. Another challenge I have is my monitors only have one DP connection on them. Coming from the IT world and using KVMs in datacenters, I knew a product like this was going to be the easiest choice to get what I needed with the least amount of hassle -- and there would be a price tag for that convenience. That said, it works great once I got over this device's learning curve. Like others, I sometimes had trouble with the logitech unifying receiver not working when switching between devices. I had my receiver plugged into a USB hub, connected to the KVM. This is apparently not a good idea. Once I moved the receiver to the KVM's "Keyboard" USB port, that problem went away. I've never had any kind of video dropouts. Image quality is great. Two older Dell UltraSharp monitors at 1080p60 are working without any issue. The only thing that would have made this any better would be a much lower price than what I paid. However, I recognize this is a niche device and StarTech is amazing at making niche hardware that cater to my needs.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2020 by Travis M.
Style: 2 Port Display Port
This is a great product. To anyone interested, since this info isn't spelled out in the specs anywhere: 4k60hz is the max bandwidth supported by DisplayPort 1.2, which is what is in this KVM. 60hz is only the limit for 4k, I run 1440p at 144hz without issue. It even passes through G-Sync! Awesome cherry on top. POTENTIALLY HELPFUL DISCLAIMERS: If you have an RGB keyboard, or a keyboard with special macro/extra keys, such as a gaming keyboard, you might have issues. My Corsair keyboard doesn't support RGB through this switch, which is fine for me personally, but people should know. Same deal for some mice. I have a (Logitech) gaming mouse, but the extra buttons map to keyboard keys, which means they passthrough the KVM without issue. However, if the extra buttons are interpreted through software (Razer Synapse, Steelseries Engine, etc) you might lose the functionality of those extra buttons. This thing has made working from home 10x easier. It's fast and super reliable. I go to my desk in the morning and press one button and I'm now in "work" mode, without changing anything. It's great. When work is done, I press one button again, and I'm in "at home" mode. Everything just works, this is a great product.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2020 by Cory