USB 3.0 DisplayPort KVM Switch Dual Monitor 2 Computers, 4K@60Hz Dual Displayport KVM Switch 2 in 2 Out with Audio Microphone and 3 USB 3.0 Ports, PC Monitor Keyboard Mouse Switcher

Set this up yesterday when I was working from home, so I haven't had a chance to test this with my desktop gaming, but the work laptop the device works fine, running a 1080p, 900p and 4k monitor, as well as an Infinity Ergodox Keyboard, and a Steelseries Rival mouse. I did initial testing with the KVM only running off USB power, as I had not run an extension cord yet. (the wallwart cable is quite short). My only real complaints are the device is quite light, so when you hang a bunch of cables off it, it wants to tip over backwards, and the device has no little feet on it.EDIT: After a couple weeks of using this, I found that running a DP to DVI from a Dell WD22TB4(Upgraded) dock does NOT work, but the DP to DVI works fine on the dock. The same DP/DVI adapter works on my desktop 2070 just fine. It switches inputs in about a second, but Windows takes a few seconds.The front Audio jack works, but is VERY quiet. I have a pair of Logitech desk speakers plugged in that I have had for over a decade, and they work fine on the computer(s) themselves, or my 4k monitor passthrough (which is now blocked by the monitor mount), but I have them MAXED out on my work laptop through the KVM, and it's hard to hear my coworkers on Teams. I'm currently hoping to find the driver for the actual audio chip in the KVM, see if that helps, but the HardwareID is too generic.And the LED behind the buttons on the front of it are REALLY freaking bright (You can see it to the bottom right of my 28" 4K monitor on the desk). The connections all feel secure, but not "too tight" like you sometimes get from a brand new device.I haven't tested the USB 3.0 transfer speeds, as I don't really plan to. Neither of my "host" machines are out of reach where the front USB port makes sense to stick a drive into. The remote is a rubberized housing, which I poked a couple times in the baggy just to see what it felt like, and it actually didn't feel horrible, but I don't think I will ever use it myself, as the KVM is in easy reach, and I don't think the button is "heavy enough" to stay in place. Plus it's just one extra thing to have on the desk.

Chronically will disconnect/reset usb devices. This is especially annoying when gaming or typing as my keyboard and mouse get shutoff. Monitor switching works as expected.EDIT: It seems disabling auto power off in power management under device manager fixed this issue. Have some weird bugs with a monitor not coming on every now and then but I can't rule out the cable being bad. Overall fairly impressed.

It’s a great kvm, but not as easy to set up as I thought. I’m still trying to figure out the MacBook Pro setup.

I needed a 3 monitor switch (non-4K monitors) to handle work computer (Windows 10) and a personal computer (Mac mini). Very happy with this unit. Was pleasantly surprised could also handle the audio to my desktop speakers without the need of an additional splitter. Having the separate switch is really great. That allowed me to mount the switch under the desk to hide all the cables. You do get an audible pop on the speakers when switching, but that is not really an issue with the KVM switch. Switching takes under three seconds typically.One note to consider, especially if not familiar with KVM switches. This unit DOES NOT have EDID support like their 2 monitor switch does. That can result in windows jumping around when switching since the monitors are essentially disconnected from the computer when switching. There are passthrough EDID adapters for HDMI and DisplayPort, but the DisplayPort adapters can be very pricey (and hard to find). The Mac mini M2 seems to handle this without issue, but the windows 10 machine places all open windows on one monitor (main monitor) when switching. I was able to handle this using third party window management software (note if you have all Dell monitors, the Dell Display Management app handles this very well).

I was a little concerned about having issues with this when I set it up. Having read some reviews of other switches (most at a much higher price point), I thought surely I’ll have to deal with SOME issue when I try to install this. It was a pleasant surprise that I was able to plug everything in and it all worked right out of the gate. The only minor point of confusion was when I had to plug in the USB devices, but that was just a lack of knowledge on my part. I just plugged things in in the only way that I thought might make sense, and sure enough it worked. FWIT, am using two computers with 3 monitors (2 connected with DP and one through HDMI). No regrets buying this. 5 stars, definitely recommend.

Does as advertised and even allows me to daisy chain a hub for more peripherals to swap over on the non-hid ports.

The only good thing about this KVM is its cheap price, but unfortunately, it didn't work at all.My setup:Monitor: LG ultragear monitor 4K@144Hz , LG ultrafine monitor 4K@60HzComputers: Desktop computer 1 with RTX 3080 Desktop computer 2 with AMD 6700xtMy intention is for a setup with 2 computers and 2 monitors, and I will have room for further updates if I buy a third monitor.I hooked it up once it arrived, but I didn't see anything on the screen. It was just two black screens, and I didn't see the screen showing the 'no signal' warning, which means the screen did receive the signal but just can't or refuses to display it. I'm thinking this might be because my cables aren't good enough, causing this issue, since this KVM doesn't come with any DP or HDMI cables. I purchased several other new cables and converters as well, but no luck; it's still just two black screens, and it's already been a few days. Today, I borrowed a two-monitor version KVM from my colleague, which is from a different brand and almost costs double (but it supports 4K@144Hz). It worked instantly, and I can see one of my monitors showing the Windows lock screen. Once I logged in, I saw both monitors displaying. The setup is the same, with the same cables and everything, except I changed the power supply due to the size difference I am going to return it, and I don't recommend this product; it's just a waste of time.

Der Switch arbeitet genauso, wie es in der Produktbeschreibung steht. Die Monitore werden erkannt, die Umschaltung ist ausreichend schnell.Am Anfang dachte ich, dass ich lieber die Displayport-Mischung möchte. Diese wird aber ohne EDID ausgeliefert, also ohne zwischenzeitliche Display-Emulation für die anderen PCs/Laptops. Dadurch springen die Programmfenster leider so wild, dass man nach jedem Switch erstmal die Fenster neu sortieren kann.EDID scheint bei Displayport eine sehr teurer Eigenschaft zu sein, die reinen HDMI-Switches sind hier deutlich günstiger. Daher habe ich mich dann doch für die reine HDMI-Variante entschieden, mit vorgeschaltetem Displayport->HDMI-Adapter.Die 4 Sterne basieren auf dem fehlenden EDID, der aus Kostensicht hier aber auch unrealistisch ist.

For the price for a 3x3 kvm switch honestly not bad. Although, i found the green switch led lights wayyy too bright and I really wished there was 1 more usb port at the front (only 2 in the back and 1 in the front). Also, noticed on occasions 1 of the monitor would flicker once, and sometimes there is not enough power with all the usb plugged in, causing 2 of the monitors to turn off.

This is the only switch that works well among the 5 i bought

got this when previous KVM quit during work week. not good. issues -1. fussy about cables - cables that work with other devices do not work with this KVM2. blocks usb microphones - I'm assuming this is because of the analog mic input on the front - all connected devices default to an unknown/nonfunctional "usb PNP audio device" and known usb mics (ie mic on camera) are not shown.3. support - description above says contact support for issues, yet no email etc address apparent.I'd tolerate the cable issue but Im not prepared to get an analog mic to make a KVM happy when I have perfectly good usb mics it won't let me use.

Unboxed and connected to two computers. Worked for a min or so. Mouse and keyboard suddenly loose connection and do not function anymore. Switch to other computer then work again and stop working again. Tried numerous times switch cables, etc. spontaneous stoppage of usb devices. Subjectively image quality via switch is not as good as directly via computer. Clearly poor quality. Do not buy