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KVM Switch for 2 Monitors & 3 PCs, DisplayPort 4K@144Hz, Dual Monitor Setup
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KVM Switch for 2 Monitors & 3 PCs, DisplayPort 4K@144Hz, Dual Monitor Setup
Price: US $137.99
DisplayPort KVM Switch - Control 3 Computers on 2 Monitors

Effortlessly manage three computers using a single keyboard, mouse, and dual DisplayPort monitors with this innovative KVM switch. Enjoy seamless sharing of printers, webcams, and storage devices while optimizing your workspace for office, lab, or home use.

Immersive 4K@144Hz Visual Performance

Experience stunning visuals with fluid motion. This KVM switch complies with DP 1.4 standards, supporting:

  • Resolutions up to 8K@30Hz
  • 4K@144Hz
  • 4K@120Hz
  • 4K@60Hz

Ensure sharp and realistic image quality on both monitors. For optimal results, use high-quality 8K-rated cables to prevent flickering and ensure signal stability.

High-Speed 5Gbps USB Hub & Streamlined Sharing

This KVM switch features a powerful USB 3.0 hub that allows you to share up to 4 USB devices—such as keyboards, mice, and printers—between all three computers without the hassle of unplugging. With data transfer speeds up to 5Gbps (10x faster than USB 2.0), it efficiently handles peripherals and file transfers, keeping your workspace tidy and workflow smooth.

Effortless Operation with Two Switching Methods

Easily switch control between the three computers in seconds using either the button on the KVM switch panel or the included wired remote controller. An LED indicator clearly shows the active source. The system is plug-and-play and requires no drivers, powered by the included DC 12V adapter.

Broad Compatibility & Setup Notes

This versatile KVM switch is ideally suited for three desktop PCs and is compatible with:

  • Windows
  • macOS
  • Linux
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