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BUCIER KM202B-USB3.0-XZX Dual Monitor KVM Switch 2 Computers 4K 60Hz
A dual-monitor KVM switch lets two computers share two displays and three USB 3.0 peripherals with 4K 60 Hz video and EDID emulation
- TypePush Button
- PC SelectionPush Button
- Power Features5 volts
- Weight0.2 lb
- Share two PCs across dual monitors with dedicated EDID emulators per port
- Switch instantly via front button or wired remote for hands-free control
- Drive both displays at 4096×2160@60Hz with full backward compatibility
- Connect three USB 3.0 peripherals plus separate audio and mic paths
- Extend or mirror desktops across Windows, Linux and macOS systems
Dual-monitor KVM for two computers
The BUCIER KM202B-USB3.0-XZX lets two computers share two monitors, three USB 3.0 peripherals and separate audio and microphone connections. Push-button and wired-remote switching give instant control without software. Windows, Linux and macOS are all supported.
HDMI 4K 60 Hz bandwidth ceiling
Each HDMI input must match its corresponding output — source A to display A, source B to display B — so both computers need two HDMI ports to drive both screens. The link tops out at 4096×2160 at 60 Hz; longer or lower-grade cables can drop the signal below that ceiling.
Replaces two single-head KVMs
The jump is worth it when you run dual-monitor workstations and need EDID emulation to keep window layouts intact on every switch. If you only use one screen per computer, a simpler single-head switch covers the need.
Highlights
- Share two PCs across dual monitors with dedicated EDID emulators per port
- Switch instantly via front button or wired remote for hands-free control
- Drive both displays at 4096×2160@60Hz with full backward compatibility
- Connect three USB 3.0 peripherals plus separate audio and mic paths
- Extend or mirror desktops across Windows, Linux and macOS systems
Specifications
| Brand | Arkidyn Plus |
|---|---|
| Part Number | KM202B-USB3.0-XZX |
| Type | Push Button |
| PC Selection | Push Button |
| Power Features | 5 volts |
| Weight | 0.2 lb |
Questions about this item
Should I choose this dual-monitor KVM or a single-monitor version for two computers?
Choose this KM202B-USB3.0-XZX if both computers have two HDMI outputs each and you want to share two displays; a single-monitor KVM only needs one HDMI per computer.
What does 4K 60Hz actually deliver on my desk?
The switch passes up to 4096×2160 at 60 Hz, so each monitor shows a sharp 4K image at full frame rate provided your cables, GPUs and displays all support that resolution.
Which USB standard do the three shared ports use, and what speed does it cap at?
The three shared ports are USB 3.0, limiting peripheral throughput to the 5 Gbps signalling rate of that standard.
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