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Small black aluminium box with two DisplayPort sockets on one side, one on the other

AUBEAMTO

AUBEAMTO 2-in-1-out DisplayPort video switch 16K@60Hz 80Gbps

SKU CH-P759-TRDBJ

Bi-directional DisplayPort switch connects two sources to one display or one source to two displays at up to 16K@60Hz and 80Gbps

  • TypeDisplayPort Switchers
  • ColorBlack
  • Ports2 Port Displayport
  • Input Connector1 X Displayport
  • Output Connector2 X Displayport
  • Maximum Resolutions16K@60Hz
  • Bi-directional switching lets two PCs share one display or one PC toggle between two monitors
  • 16K@60Hz support delivers ultra-high resolution for detailed creative and professional workflows
  • 80 Gbps bandwidth ensures smooth high-refresh video up to 4K@240Hz and 1080p@240Hz
  • DisplayPort 2.0 compatibility works with existing DP cables and devices for easy integration
  • Aluminium housing with gold-plated connectors resists interference and corrosion for reliable long-term use

Bi-directional DP 2.0 switch

The AUBEAMTO unit is a DisplayPort 2.0 video switch that operates in two modes. In switch mode it connects two DP sources to one display. In splitter mode it connects one DP source to two displays, although only one display is active at a time. A USB-A to Micro-B cable supplies power and a front button selects the active channel.

Desktop users with two PCs or two monitors

This switch suits anyone who needs to share a single high-refresh monitor between two computers or toggle a single computer between two monitors. It does not suit users who want both monitors active simultaneously, nor setups that require automatic switching without pressing a button.

16K@60Hz over DisplayPort 2.0

The decisive specification is the 16K@60Hz maximum resolution supported at up to 80Gbps via DisplayPort 2.0. A certified DP 2.0 cable is required to reach that bandwidth; older cables will fall back to lower resolutions and refresh rates.

Highlights

  • Bi-directional switching lets two PCs share one display or one PC toggle between two monitors
  • 16K@60Hz support delivers ultra-high resolution for detailed creative and professional workflows
  • 80 Gbps bandwidth ensures smooth high-refresh video up to 4K@240Hz and 1080p@240Hz
  • DisplayPort 2.0 compatibility works with existing DP cables and devices for easy integration
  • Aluminium housing with gold-plated connectors resists interference and corrosion for reliable long-term use

Specifications

TypeDisplayPort Switchers
ColorBlack
Ports2 Port Displayport
Input Connector1 X Displayport
Output Connector2 X Displayport
Maximum Resolutions16K@60Hz
Package Contents1 x Displayport Switch
1 x U SB A t o U SB Micr o B power supply line
1 x User Manual

Questions about this item

How do I power and connect the AUBEAMTO DisplayPort switch for two-PC to one-display switching?

Connect the included USB-A to Micro-B cable to a 5 V USB port for power, link each PC to the two input ports with DP2.0 cables, attach your display to the single output, then press the SELECT button to toggle between sources — the blue LED shows the active channel.

What ongoing upkeep does the switch require to keep 16K@60Hz signal quality?

No scheduled maintenance is needed; just keep the gold-plated ports dust-free, ensure the USB power cable stays firmly seated, and replace any DP2.0 cable that shows connector wear or signal drop-outs.

At what point does the 80 Gbps bandwidth ceiling limit sustained 16K@60Hz throughput?

The 80 Gbps ceiling is reached when running full 16K@60Hz with high colour depth; at that rate the link has no headroom for additional data lanes, so any cable or source overhead will be the first bottleneck.

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