ETECH
ETECH 2 Port DisplayPort KVM Switch 4K@60Hz Remote
A two-port DisplayPort KVM switch shares one 3840×2160 60 Hz monitor and three USB 2.0 peripherals between two computers, switched by front button or remote
- TypeAccessories
- Control two PCs with one 4K monitor at 60 Hz
- Share three USB 2.0 peripherals across both computers
- Switch instantly via front button or remote control
- Plug-and-play setup with included DP and USB cables
- Works with Windows, macOS and Linux systems
Two-Port DisplayPort KVM Switch
This new ETECH KVM switch lets you control two computers with one monitor, keyboard, mouse, and up to three USB 2.0 peripherals. It includes two DisplayPort cables and two USB cables for immediate plug-and-play setup. The unit supports video resolutions up to 3840x2160 at 60 Hz for sharp Ultra HD output.
For Dual-PC Desks Without Hotkey Needs
It suits users who want a tidy workspace sharing a single 4K display and USB devices between two systems. Switching is done via a front-panel button or the supplied remote control. Buyers who require keyboard hotkey switching should look at a different model, as this function is not supported.
4K at 60 Hz Over DisplayPort
The decisive specification is the maximum supported video resolution of 3840x2160 at 60 Hz. If your monitor or source devices need a higher refresh rate at 4K, or a different video interface, this switch will not meet that requirement.
Highlights
- Control two PCs with one 4K monitor at 60 Hz
- Share three USB 2.0 peripherals across both computers
- Switch instantly via front button or remote control
- Plug-and-play setup with included DP and USB cables
- Works with Windows, macOS and Linux systems
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the box include the cables I need to connect both computers, or must I buy them separately?
Two DisplayPort cables and two USB cables are supplied, so both computers can be connected straight away.
How do I decide between the panel button and the remote for switching?
The panel button sits on the unit itself; the remote lets you toggle from a distance — pick whichever suits your desk layout.
What does the 3840×2160 @ 60Hz figure mean when I hook up my monitor?
It means the switch passes a 4K image at 60 frames per second without downscaling, provided your monitor and graphics cards also support that rate.
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