Dual Monitor KVM Switch HDMI+Displayport 4K@60Hz,2K@120Hz MLEEDA HDMI DP Extended Display Switcher for 2 Computers Share 2 Monitors and 4 USB 2.0 Ports,Wired Remote and 4 Cables Included

I use the KVM Switch on Dual 1080p 144hz monitors with AMD Freesync between my Gaming Desktop and MacBook for work. The switch has worked well and surpassed my expectations as I did have concerns about performance drops in intensive games such as Modern Warfare 2 the first time I set it up, but my concerns were actually bugs in the COD's handling of RX Vega graphics.Long story short, this little switch is great and works well with 1080p monitors that have a high refresh rate. Very much worth the purchase.

I have a work computer that uses displayport and HDMI in order to achieve dual monitor status.Tested the switch and it does not allow both the HDMI and DisplayPort to work at the same time on each side, only one monitor at a time. So it's a more expensive option to do what a less expensive option would do better simply because you can choose either HDMI or DisplayPort without needing to look at what switch you're getting first.does not work for what was needed.

Just wanted to support what others have said - it takes about 4 seconds to switch between computers and applications all move to primary screen when you switch to other computer. So, 4 stars for functionality. My old KVM was all DVI so this did remove a mass of cables and adapters. So, while doesn't switch as fast and maintain application position, it does make my desk cleaner. Also, you do need to test all connections to confirm functionality. I have a mini-display port on one laptop and initially that display didn't work through the KVM. After testing many alternative connections, it turned out the mini-display port couldn't power one monitor but could power another monitor. Not sure why (the monitor that didn't work, worked with a different computer) but it wasn't a problem with the KVM. So, weird things happen and you do need to test connections with/with out the KVM to be sure.My biggest complaint is that a week after buying the KVM it's on sale for $25 less than I paid..... I always did have poor timing!

I have 2 monitors, 34" Monoprice Curved 3440x1440 and a 32" Asus Flat 2560x1440 I was very much looking forward to streamline my 2-PC work from home experience, I have found this works very well for my dual screen experience. I wish the USB ports were 3.0, but I knew that they were only 2.0 going in.

I have purchased 2 of these (Dual DP and HDMI) in a row (recommended by customer support). Both work great accept for the displayPort output. I have HDMI only monitors and have tried a crossover cable DP to HDMI and also bought (from the same company) a quality DP to HDMI convertor that was recommended by customer support. Neither option worked on either of the switches. I can only use one of my monitors on both computers. My cables work as I tested them all directly and all the ways tech support recommended. The second switch I purchased came used... I purchased a new one.

Ive been using for a couple months now, and the switch seems solid.

I haven't even tried the function, yet, but, had to warn folks that you will need to buy a DC/5v Micro USB power cord to even try it. This seems like a major oversight to me? Anyway...I guess I'll try it out when I hunt down a Micro USB cable and adapter.

No matter what I tried I couldn’t get the DisplayPort connector to work. HDMI worked fine, but tried numerous DisplayPort cables and nothing. I even found and plugged in 5v power thinking maybe it needed it, but nothing.There is no product support on their website either. So returning as defective.

I have a crazy cool setup at home for my gaming computer. 2 screens, mechanical keyboard, professional microphone, Razr mouse, great webcam, etc. and then my workplace provided me with a cheap 13 inch laptop... I've worked on it for a while before realizing that a dual monitor/usb switch existed, I tried this one and it works PERFECTLY.It allows to transfer the display to your dual screen AND to transfer all USB devices (I had to get a hub because I had more than 4 devices) from one computer to the other.One thing though, it only comes with 1 HDMI and 1 Display Port cable (+2 usb cables), so if you want a complete setup you're gonna need 2 extra HDMI and 2 extra Display Ports (or a USB 3.1 to DP if you intend to use a laptop).Also, it won't allow to extend your laptop screen on both screens, meaning that if you only have an HDMI cable plugged to your laptop, you will be limited to one screen (the HDMI one), it won't extend to the 2nd monitor that's plugged with de DP cable, so make sure your laptop has a 2nd display entry (either dual HDMI or USB 3.1 input).Great product so far, nothing to complain about. It's not an easy setup though (technically speaking), I suggest you wrap your cable so you don't end up with a big messy stack of extra cable.

El dispositivo cumple fielmente con lo que tiene que hacer. No necesitas soporte puesto que es un dispositivo plug and play. Sólo hay que tener en cuenta una simple y lógica cosa, para que te funcione como tú quieres, previamente tienes que tener configurado tu pc para que haga lo que tú quieres, es decir que si usas este aparato como medio final para expandir el escritorio (usar dos monitores, USB y displayport), NUNCA te va a funcionar. La entrada de monitores debe ser igual (2 monitores) o menor (1 monitor) que la salida de monitores (1 ó 2 monitores) y la configuración previa, y he aquí lo importante de entender, es el resultado que vas a tener posteriormente, si no expandes el monitor en el PC 1 para los dos monitores y la tarjeta gráfica funcionando de forma individual no trae puertos y/o no se configura para dos monitores (HDMI y DisplayPort), este aparato o KVM no hace milagros a lo David Coperfield.El PC 1 y PC 2 deben tener previamente los recursos del hardware necesario (tarjeta gráfica con los dos puertos una para cada monitor, se da el caso que a veces te vienen con los dos puertos y resulta que es para un único monitor y no para dos, y otro puerto VGA/dvi que es para el otro monitor en cuyo caso tendrías que poner un adaptador para ponerlo en la entrada del KVM) y posteriormente que cumpliendo con el hardware, es que el software (Windows, macos, o Linux) te permita usar los dos monitores configurándolos independientemente, es decir que de forma Individual debes preconfigurar el uso de los dos monitores en cada PC. Si cumples con esto y te funciona, el KVM funciona correctamente. El KVM es un simple interruptor o multiplexor que hace cambiar de Estación de trabajo 1 al 2 y viceversa, no obra milagros.Además el anagrama frontal explica cómo van las conexiones PC 1 y PC 2 para las entradas incluyendo el USB 2.0 de cada PC, y la salida que son los monitores HDMI y DisplayPort. Los puertos traseros con para conectar teclado y ratón y algún periférico que quieras añadirle. Ojo el periférico debe ser compatible con el sistema, si es un periférico exclusivo de Mac, no te va a funcionar con uno de Windows porque éste no lo soporta. Es de lógicaEn definitiva funciona genial

The remote doesn't work, and the HDMI won't display anything. All three HDMI cable work well, I tested them one by one, but the switch seems already dead...

Boitier + câbles DP et HDMI ainsi que USBMais pas d'adaptateur secteur 5 volts ????Fonctionnalités OK, choix PC1 ou 2 avec petitetélécommande filaire, très bien..Attention donc si vous n'avez pas de chargeur type smartphonepour câble USB que vous devrait laisser pour cet appareil !Honteux !

El dispositivo aparenta funcionar bien, no he podido probarlo todo dado que uno de mis monitores no tiene entrada dp. Para el input funciona un conversor pero no la salida