FOCUSTEC
FOCUSTEC USB-C KVM Switch 2-in-1-Out 8K 60Hz 10Gbps PD 100W
A USB-C KVM switch that lets two computers share one 8K 60 Hz display with 10 Gbps data and 100 W power delivery, switched by a single button
- TypeUSB
- 8K 60 Hz clarity with 7680 × 4320 resolution
- 10 Gbps data plus 100 W PD charging up to 20 V 5 A
- Light-blue indicator shows the active device at a glance
- One-button toggle switches sources without unplugging cables
- Two computers share one monitor for work and play
What this KVM switch does
The FOCUSTEC USB-C KVM switch lets two computers share one 8K monitor at 60 Hz while passing 10 Gbps data and up to 100 W of power delivery. A single button toggles the active source and a light-blue LED shows which port is live.
Who it suits and who it does not
It suits users who need to move a single high-resolution display between two USB-C laptops or desktops without unplugging cables. It does not suit setups that require more than two sources, legacy video inputs such as HDMI or DisplayPort, or switching of additional USB peripherals beyond the host link.
What the bundled features change
The 10 Gbps bandwidth keeps external SSDs or docks running at full speed while the 100 W PD keeps the connected laptop charged during the session. One-button switching removes cable wear on the computer ports and the power indicator gives instant visual confirmation of the active machine.
Highlights
- 8K 60 Hz clarity with 7680 × 4320 resolution
- 10 Gbps data plus 100 W PD charging up to 20 V 5 A
- Light-blue indicator shows the active device at a glance
- One-button toggle switches sources without unplugging cables
- Two computers share one monitor for work and play
Specifications
| Type | USB |
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Questions about this item
What must my two computers provide for the FOCUSTEC switch to deliver 8K 60 Hz video and 100 W charging?
Each computer needs a USB-C port that supports DisplayPort Alt Mode for 7680x4320 at 60 Hz and USB Power Delivery up to 20 V / 5 A.
If I keep an older laptop that only outputs 4K 60 Hz, will the switch still pass that signal to my 8K monitor?
Yes, the 10 Gbps link and 8K-capable circuitry are backward compatible, so a 4K 60 Hz source will display normally on the shared monitor.
How can I confirm the active computer is the one I expect after pressing the button?
The light blue power indicator illuminates next to the selected input, showing which of the two connected computers is currently driving the monitor.
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