ATLAHET Dual Monitor KVM Switch HDMI Two Port 4K 60Hz KVM Switcher for 2 Computers 2 Monitors with 4 USB 3.0 Ports Support Copy and Extended Display and Desktop Control Including USB 3.0 Cable

KVM Switch Dual Monitor 2 In 2 OutThis KVM switch allows you to control 2 computers using one set of keyboard and mouse, sharing 4 USB 3.0 devices and 2 monitors, and supports duplicate mode and extended mode, Duplicate
Mode: both computers display the same screen, Extended
Mode: both computers display different screens. (Please ensure that the signal source supports multi-screen display, and that each of your computers has at least 2 HDMI ports, and each monitor has at least 1 HDMI port. ) ^^ Support 4K ResolutionThis HDMI USB KVM switch supports up to 4K@60Hz and is backward compatible, which can make the image display more exquisite and realistic, and the colors are more bright and moving, which is really a feast for your eyes.
(Please note: If you want to get the best results, please make sure your input device, HDMI cable and output device all support 4K@60Hz. ) ^^ HDMI KVM USB 3.0 SwitchIn addition to two HDMI ports, this KVM switch has four USB 3.0 ports with data transfer rates up to 5Gbp/s. It is compatible with USB 2.0 devices. It can be used to share USB devices such as printers, scanners, keyboards and mice. Use of high power USB devices requires the use of the included 12V power supply. Cross-platform support for most major systems, such as Windows, Linux, Mac, and Linux.
(Note: The USB devices used must have a USB receiver that can connect to the KVM. ) ^^ Dual Monitor KVM SwitchHDMI KVM Switch 2 in 2 out, support panel button and external cable control switching, one key to switch two signal sources.
(Note: This dual-monitor KVM switch requires your computer to have dual graphics cards (2 HDMI output ports) and support duplicate and expansion modes.
Note: Keyboard shortcuts (hotkeys) are not supported for switching. ) ^^ Job Stability The KVM switch is equipped with a 12V external power adapter, eliminating the need to draw current from the USB port of the computer's host computer (the host computer provides less current to support USB devices such as hard disks and cameras). If you have any questions, please contact us at anytime