FANTEC
FANTEC 2-Port HDMI KVM Switch 4K 30Hz 1.2m Cables
A 2-port HDMI KVM switch lets you control two computers with one monitor, keyboard and mouse at up to 3840x2160 resolution at 30Hz, and includes 1.2m combined cables plus a desktop selector
- TypeKVM Switch
- Share one monitor, keyboard and mouse across two computers
- Supports 3840 x 2160 resolution at 30 Hz for sharp visuals
- Works with Windows, macOS, Linux and legacy operating systems
- Includes two 1.2 m combined USB-HDMI cables and a wired desktop selector
- Allows sharing of USB speakers, flash drives or printers between both systems
Two-computer HDMI KVM
The FANTEC two-port HDMI KVM switch lets you operate two computers from a single monitor, keyboard and mouse. Integrated 2-in-1 cables combine video and USB links for a tidy desk. A wired desktop selector provides instant switching without software. Bluetooth keyboards and mice with a USB receiver are also supported.
Passive operation
The unit draws power from the connected computers so it adds no fan noise or extra heat to the workspace. Video output reaches 3840x2160 at 30 Hz through the HDMI port. USB peripheral sharing covers speakers, flash drives and printers across both systems. No external power supply is required.
Replaces dual-monitor clutter
Users who currently run two screens, two keyboards and two mice can consolidate to one set with this switch. The jump is worthwhile when desk space is limited and both machines run compatible operating systems. Buyers who need higher refresh rates, more than two ports or DisplayPort connectivity should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Share one monitor, keyboard and mouse across two computers
- Supports 3840 x 2160 resolution at 30 Hz for sharp visuals
- Works with Windows, macOS, Linux and legacy operating systems
- Includes two 1.2 m combined USB-HDMI cables and a wired desktop selector
- Allows sharing of USB speakers, flash drives or printers between both systems
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I connect the 1.2 m 2-in-1 cables so the USB pigtail reaches the computer port?
Plug each HDMI head into the monitor and each USB pigtail into a USB port on the matching computer; the desktop selector then switches both signals together.
Will the desktop selector or the switch unit itself need any firmware updates or battery changes over time?
No firmware updates or batteries are required; the selector is a passive wired remote and the switch draws power from the connected computers.
At 4K 3840x2160 resolution, what refresh-rate ceiling will I hit first during long sessions?
The HDMI output is limited to 30 Hz at 4K, so that frame-rate cap appears before any thermal or bandwidth limit.
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