Tripp Lite 2-Port DisplayPort KVM Switch with Audio, Cables & USB 3.0 Hub (B004-DPUA2-K)

Pros: It works sometimes

Cons: LED lights are way too bright! Absolutely stupid. The blinking white led is completely annoying and totally unnecessary. Looses connection to the monitors and either the monitor or the KVM needs to be powered off and on to reconnect. Screws up the resolution in windows that affects remote connection. Because the unit looses connection for whatever reason, the windows display resolution changes to 800x600 and when you remote in you have to fool around to get the proper resolution to display in your remote secession window. E.G. team viewer. However, RDP connections are not affected by this.

Overall Review: The bottom line is it works, but needs several improvements in its design.

Pros: - Supports 2560x1440 resolution, and for a fairly low cost. - Comes with all the displayport, USB3 and 3.5mm TRS cables in box for 4 PCs. - Can be configured to have the audio and USB3 peripheral sharing hub follow the PC, *or not!* (The latter is useful to me) You can switch that pinning off with a quick keystroke combination as well.

Cons: When you switch PCs, the KVM disconnects the DisplayPort port from the PC you're switching away from, rather than emulating and holding the sink. You also can't chain a USB3 hub to get more ports to peripheral share to other PCs.

Overall Review: It's difficult to successfully adapt an HDMI/DVI source to a displayport sink with the parts I have. Know going in you need to be all DIsplayPort if you want this to work. Mini Displayport adapts fine, tested with 2015 era Mackbook pro, full DisplayPort obv works fine.

Pros: It works as intended and the monitor is working at its native 3840X2160 @60hz!

Cons: Wish I was able to use the Logitech options for my mouse (MX MAster 2X) but it is not a deal breaker!

Overall Review: So it has been 3 days and the KVM is causing my display to act erratically with my Lenono M700 over the display port. but it works fine with my Lenovo laptop sitting its docking station. I replaced the cabled going to the M700, changed ports on the KVM switch and no resolution. But When I plug my M700 directly into the monitor the display works fine!

Pros: Supports 100hz 3440 x 1440 resolution comes with all the cables youll need Its great for the time being when it works

Cons: I just purchased the 3rd exact same switch. A couple things to be weary about is these things dont last very long. In previous two switches I owned they last about a year before the USB ports for the keyboard and mouse start to have connection problems dropping in and out. It got so bad to the point that I had to disconnect them from the switch and then plug them into the computer I wanted to use. In conclusion for an 272.00 switch I would expect a lot more longevity and longer support. Tripp Lite only supports these for up to three years I know now the lifespan of these things don't even come close. The reason why I purchased a third switch is because I can find any others that come close to these specs for the price. This time around I bought the extended warranty on it so hopefully if it fails a 3rd time I can just get another replacement no questions asked.

Overall Review: I would recommend this to anyone looking for a switch so they can use multiple computers. It took a little investigating and reading the manual to figure out how to use a keyboard that has two usb along with a mouse. I kept having mouse issues but you need to change a setting to get it to work. Once changed you should be good to go!

Overall Review: Purchased this Product because of 1) Tripp Lite Name, and 2) it came with cables. Product came in all nice and pritty, no issues with packing instructions (actual english, not Google translated Manderin) . Appreciated the ability to seperate switching of USB devices from Image, and sound. all great features. Box is all metal, solid build. However the Display Port cables provided were just MISERABLE. Very cheep, flimsy, would not properly connect to the ports unless removed and reinserted several times and the pulled on to confirm connection. Please with USB 3.0 cables provied. Yes, would still recomend, just be advised.....

Pros: Connectivity is as advertised

Cons: It takes time to setup, USB dont work as expected, too much latencys. Same as Iogear GCS62DP and Aten CS782DP and sames remark of unlucky users. This product is not well supported.

Overall Review: we can finally switch between our studio equipment with no interruptions on our prompter system.