ESTONE
ESTONE 2 in 2 Out 4K HDMI 2.0 KVM Switch
A dual-monitor KVM switch lets two computers share one keyboard, mouse, two displays, two USB 3.0 peripherals and audio at 4K 60 Hz
- Type2 in 2 Out HDMI KVM Switch
- Share two computers across dual monitors at 4K 60 Hz
- USB 3.0 hub moves files at 5 Gb/s
- 5 mm audio jack keeps headset connected
- Hotkey or button toggles systems instantly
- Aluminium shell resists interference and corrosion
Dual-PC dual-monitor control
The ESTONE 2-in 2-out HDMI 2.0 KVM switch lets two computers share one keyboard, one mouse and two displays without unplugging cables. It targets users who run a workstation and a personal rig side by side and need instant switching between both desktops. The aluminium shell adds shielding and durability for daily desk use.
Upgrade from single-monitor KVMs
If you currently use a single-display switch and have added a second monitor, this unit replaces it while keeping the same hotkey and front-button operation. The jump is worth it when both PCs can drive two screens and you want USB 3.0 peripheral sharing at up to 5 Gbit/s plus analogue audio switching.
Sustained 4K 60 Hz operation
The switch maintains 4K resolution at 60 Hz with RGB 4:4:4 chroma across both outputs during long sessions, supported by HDCP and HDR pass-through. Aluminium construction dissipates heat so signal integrity holds steady without fan noise. USB 3.0 hub ports keep high-speed devices responsive over extended transfers.
Highlights
- Share two computers across dual monitors at 4K 60 Hz
- USB 3.0 hub moves files at 5 Gb/s
- 5 mm audio jack keeps headset connected
- Hotkey or button toggles systems instantly
- Aluminium shell resists interference and corrosion
Specifications
| Type | 2 in 2 Out HDMI KVM Switch |
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Questions about this item
What desk space is needed for the 111.8 x 63.2 x 24.5 mm aluminium alloy chassis?
The unit occupies 111.8 mm width by 63.2 mm depth and stands 24.5 mm high, so allow a flat area slightly larger than that footprint for cable clearance.
How do I connect two PCs and two monitors, and what step is often missed?
Plug each PC into two HDMI 2.0 inputs and the USB-C or USB 3.0 upstream ports; connect both monitors to the two HDMI 2.0 outputs. The step often missed is confirming each PC can drive two displays before cabling.
When should the 3.5 mm audio jack or USB 3.0 hub ports be checked or replaced?
Inspect the 3.5 mm jack if audio becomes intermittent, and test the two USB 3.0 hub ports if shared peripherals drop at 5 Gbps speeds; replace cables first, then the switch if faults persist.
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