UGREEN 8K@60Hz Displayport KVM Switch 2 Monitors 2 Computers, Aluminum with 4 USB 3.0 Ports for 2 Computers Share Dual Monitors Keyboard Mouse Printer with 2 USB Cables/Power Adapter/Controller

Perfect for me. This has been an absolute lifesaver for me. I finally found a kvm that supports dual 4k 240hz displays with no issues. All features work (Dolby vision, VRR, Gsync, etc). The USB ports are limited and I wish it had more, however the features work fine, as the ports seamlessly swap between my two computers (keyboard, mouse, hd, controller). Would recommend this for someone who needs a kvm for driving multiple displays for gaming or work at very high resolution and refresh rate.

The KVM switch works great for two computers. Setup was easy, connect a USB cable and Video cable to each computer and to the back of the KVM, then connect a Video cable from the KVM to your monitor, last thing to do is connect your keyboard (USB) and mouse (USB) to the front of the KVM. Also no SW or drivers are needed. Note: For sound / speakers you will need a separate Audio switch and 2 - 3.5mm to 3.5mm cables. Link to 3.5mm 2 into 1 Audio Switch below. https://www.amazon.com/LiNKFOR-Switcher-Splitter-External-Required/dp/B08L3BQCF7?th=1

Update. USB ports died after only six months. I have to older monitors (about ten year old. Works fine with both. Takes a few seconds to swap. Would give it 5 except it sometimes fails to swap or computers don't recognize one of the monitors. Especially with Linux Mint.

This is honestly a hidden gem for KVM's. I have gone through several KVM's, even spent a good amount of money on Level1Tech's KVM switch (which is known to be one of the best KVM's) However this one does everything better at fraction of the cost. Though it does not state to have EDID support, when switching between computers, I noticed that the windows that I had up remain in the same spot as they did, this might be due to the monitor's I have, I have not tested on any other hardware. This thing can handle a variety of resolutions and refresh rates. I have this connected to a 5120x1440p monitor and a 3440x1440p both at 144hz runs them no problem The HDCP 2.3 seems to work well, if you don't know what this is, when you have a monitor connected to a kvm switch, the hdcp protocol thinks its a recording device which will cause you screen to go black intermittently when watching something like netflix, amazon prime video, hbo max etc. Even the $400 Level1Tech KVM switch, goes black now and then because of the hdcp protocol. If you are a remote worker looking to switch between your work pc and gaming pc with no issue, this is the one. I hope Ugreen comes out with a triple monitor version.

I got it to use on 2 4k monitors. My monitors are capped at 144hz refresh rate & this works well for the refresh rate. Set up was easy. Switching between machines is an ease with click of a button. Compatible for windows & mac. One of the review pointed out the screen resolution resets every time when switching between machines. I did notice the same too. However, if I think this has to do with the machine & not the switch. My newer windows machine has no such issues & I can see the same resolution I set it up with. However, when I connect a laptop the display resolution for laptop screen gets reset to default. The switch is a little bulky & needs a power source which makes be give it a 4 star. Overall I am happy with the purchase

Here’s my configuration: Gaming PC 1 Mini PC 2 32" 4K monitor 27" 1440p monitor Keyboard, mouse, speakers, webcam (all via USB connections) It worked well with one caveat: my mini PC doesn’t have two DisplayPorts, only one DP and one HDMI. Because of that, I had to connect the HDMI directly to the monitor, bypassing the Ugreen switch. If both of your PCs have two or more DisplayPorts, you won’t run into this issue. I did try using an active HDMI-to-DP adapter, but it didn’t work. I didn’t test with other brands or models. Don’t let the messy picture discourage you—just tuck the unit away somewhere out of sight, keep the included controller nearby, and you’ll be all set.

I needed to share my displays, as well as data and input and output devices between two systems; this KVM switch was perfect for the task. It is rock-solid and works perfectly. I wanted to share microphone, speakers and other amenities as well as data; connecting a USB hub to one of the shared data ports allowed connection of all the devices I needed to share and the remote switch button allowed me to park the switch out of the way and out of sight, leaving me with one button on my desk. Like other UGREEN devices I have purchased, it is solid and well constructed and works perfectly, right out of the box. I have two, actually; one on my workbench, which allows me to share between my bench PC and any system I am working or troubleshooting, and another for my office desk, which allows me to share between my desk PC and my Mac Pro. I highly recommend this product.

Listing is incorrect: DO NOT USE DP TO HDMI CONVERTERS!! Overall, this KVM is great, but it took me a while to figure out why it wasn't working correctly - first one monitor would not work; I switched a DP-HDMI cable out for direct DP, and it worked. Then it had an issue where where everytime the KVM received no video signal, it would not recognize or turn on 2 DP out ports. I had a different brand DP-HDMI converter in there; switching them out for DP cables solved the issue. Now it's working flawless, but they really should not list that you can use converters!