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ESTONE

ESTONE OZFD DisplayPort Splitter 1×2 4K 144Hz MST SST

SKU CH-XYNG-FYQ92

Splits one DisplayPort signal to two monitors at up to 3840×2160@144Hz with MST and SST modes

  • TypeDisplayPort Splitters
  • Changer TypeDisplay Extenders
  • Ports2
  • AudioYes
  • ColorBlack
  • Specifications* Power Supply: 5V/2A *Video format: 3840x2160@144Hz *Using
  • Splits one DisplayPort signal to two monitors
  • Supports 4K at 144 Hz in mirror mode
  • Extends desktop across two screens at 4K 120 Hz
  • Includes 5 V 2 A power adapter and USB-C cable
  • Compact 74 mm square housing weighs 35 g

Dual 4K DisplayPort Splitter

The ESTONE OZFD splits a single DisplayPort 1.4 signal into two identical or independent outputs. It targets Windows desktop and laptop users who need to drive two 4K monitors from one GPU port. Integrated graphics and macOS systems are limited to mirror mode only.

Plug-and-play with external power

The unit draws 5 V / 2 A from the included USB-C power adapter and ships with a short USB-C cable. No drivers are required on Windows. Mirror mode works everywhere; extended desktop needs Windows and a GPU that supports MST. Cable runs up to 10 metres are specified.

3840 × 2160 at 144 Hz headroom

In splitter mode each monitor can run at 3840 × 2160 @ 144 Hz provided both displays and the source support DSC. MST extend mode tops out at 3840 × 2160 @ 120 Hz. Bandwidth is 32.4 Gbps. Monitors without DSC or sources limited to DP 1.2 will fall back to lower refresh rates.

Highlights

  • Splits one DisplayPort signal to two monitors
  • Supports 4K at 144 Hz in mirror mode
  • Extends desktop across two screens at 4K 120 Hz
  • Includes 5 V 2 A power adapter and USB-C cable
  • Compact 74 mm square housing weighs 35 g

Specifications

BrandESTONE
SeriesOZFD
ModelOZFD
Part NumberOZFD
TypeDisplayPort Splitters
Changer TypeDisplay Extenders
Ports2
AudioYes
ColorBlack
Specifications* Power Supply: 5V/2A
*Video format: 3840x2160@144Hz
*Using cable instance: 10 meter DisplayPort cable
* Length x Width x Height: 74 *74 *14 (mm)
* Weight: 35g
Input Connector1x DisplayPort female
Output Connector2x DisplayPort female
Maximum Resolutions3840 x 2160
Bandwidth32.4Gbps
Features1. 1 DP input and 2 DP output simultaneously;
2. DisplayPort 1.4 specification standard.
3. The highest video resolution is 3840x2160@144Hz.
4. Supports up to 3840x2160@120Hz for MST mode.
5. Transfer rates up to 32.4Gbps.
6. Can drive 10 meter DisplayPort cable.
Dimensions5.31 x 3.11 x 0.87 inches
Weight2.12 Ounces
Package Quantity1
Package Contents1* DisplayPort Splitter, 1x Power Adapter, 1* USB to Type-C Power cable (5V/2A), 1*User Manual.

Questions about this item

How can I confirm the ESTONE OZFD splitter is delivering 4K at 144 Hz after I connect it?

Check the display settings on your Windows PC and verify each monitor reports 3840x2160 at 144 Hz; the splitter supports that resolution in Splitter mode when both monitors and the source are DP 1.4 with DSC.

What does the package include and what must I provide myself?

The box contains the splitter, a 5 V/2 A power adapter, a USB-to-Type-C power cable and a user manual; you need to supply two DisplayPort cables and a DP 1.4 source that supports the desired resolution.

Which mode should I choose — MST or Splitter — for my two 4K monitors?

Use Splitter mode (mirror) for 4K at 144 Hz on both screens; choose MST mode (extend) only if you need independent desktops and can accept 4K at 120 Hz maximum.

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