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Compact silver USB-C KVM switch with wired remote button and two attached cables

AUTYUE

AUTYUE USB-C KVM Switch 2-Port 8K@60Hz 10Gbps 100W

SKU CH-RPRN-BX2PE

A bidirectional USB-C KVM switch lets two computers share one 8K@60Hz display or one computer drive two screens, with 10Gbps data and 100W charging

  • TypeType C
  • Computer Connections2 Ports
  • Video Resolution8K
  • LED IndicatorsYes
  • Power FeaturesRequires no additional power supply
  • USB FeaturesUSB C
  • Share one display between two USB-C sources with a button press
  • Drive an 8K display at 60 Hz or 4K at 120 Hz from either computer
  • Move large files at up to 10 Gbps over the USB 3.1 Gen 2 link
  • Keep a laptop charged at up to 100 W while the switch is active
  • Works driver-free on Windows, macOS and Linux with Thunderbolt 3 devices

Bidirectional USB-C KVM Switch for dual-source

This new AUTYUE USB-C KVM switch lets two USB-C video sources share one display or one source drive two displays. It suits laptop, tablet, phone and console users whose devices support USB-C Alternate DisplayPort mode. The unit requires no separate power supply beyond the included Micro-USB-to-USB-A cable and switches sources with a single button press. No drivers are needed on Windows, macOS or Linux.

Bundled cables and controller enable immediate setup

Two USB 3.1 Gen 2 cables connect the host devices to the switch, while a fixed USB-C lead links the switch to the monitor. A wired remote button provides one-click switching without reaching the unit. The Micro-USB power cable must be attached or the monitor will show no signal, so the accessory kit covers every required connection for both switch and splitter modes.

Driver-free installation with a mandatory power step

Plug the two supplied USB-C cables into the source ports, connect the fixed tail to a display that supports USB-C video, then attach the Micro-USB power lead to any USB-A charger. Press the Select button to toggle between inputs. The only common issue is forgetting the power cable, which leaves the screen blank despite correct video cabling.

Highlights

  • Share one display between two USB-C sources with a button press
  • Drive an 8K display at 60 Hz or 4K at 120 Hz from either computer
  • Move large files at up to 10 Gbps over the USB 3.1 Gen 2 link
  • Keep a laptop charged at up to 100 W while the switch is active
  • Works driver-free on Windows, macOS and Linux with Thunderbolt 3 devices

Specifications

TypeType C
Computer Connections2 Ports
Video Resolution8K
LED IndicatorsYes
Power FeaturesRequires no additional power supply
USB FeaturesUSB C
ApplicationThis USB-C switch allows 2 USB-C video source share 1 display or 1 source share 2 displays.Such as laptops, tablets, mobile phones, game consoles and other devices that are compatible with USB-C Alt DP (Alternate Display Port mode).NOTE:Two displays CANNOT display simultaneously.
FeaturesUSB Type C switch supports a maximum transfer speed of 10Gbps (USB3.1 Gen2) to transfer music, movies or an entire season of TV shows in seconds.
You can output max 8K@60Hz 4K@120Hz 1080P@165Hz via our USB C Switch/Splitter to your USB-C or HDMI Displays. Support ultra-wide screen output (3440*1440, etc.).The Maximum resolution and refresh rate of your output depends on your Source device, monitor,USB C Dock,and cables.
Package Contents1 x USB C KVM Switch,
1 x Wired Controller Cable,
1 x Power Cable,
2 x USB C Cable,
1 x Manual

Questions about this item

Will the USB-C cables or the switch itself need replacing after heavy daily use?

The switch ships with two USB 3.1 Gen 2 cables and a wired controller cable; no user-serviceable parts are inside, so only the cables would wear out over time.

What throughput ceiling appears first when I push 10 Gbps data and 8K video together?

The link is rated for 10 Gbps total bandwidth, so sustained 8K@60 Hz plus large file transfers will share that single 10 Gbps pipe.

Does the unit get hot or draw noisy fan power when running all day with 100 W charging?

It has no fan and needs no external power supply beyond the included Micro-USB cable; the aluminium case passively dissipates heat from 100 W pass-through charging.

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