IHDAPP
IHDAPP 2-Port HDMI USB KVM Switch 3840x2160 30Hz
Share one 4K monitor and three USB 2.0 devices between two computers with panel-button or wired-remote switching at 3840×2160 30 Hz
- TypeHDMI, USB
- Computer Connections2 Ports
- Share one 4K monitor and three USB devices between two computers
- Switch instantly via front-panel button or wired remote controller
- 3840 x 2160 resolution at 30 Hz for sharp 4K visuals
- Works with Windows, Mac, Linux, Unix and DOS without extra drivers
- Includes two 2-in-1 KVM cables and wired switch button
Two-Computer KVM Switch
The IHDAPP 2-Port HDMI USB KVM Switch lets two computers share a single 4K monitor and up to three USB 2.0 peripherals. It is designed for office, home-theatre or classroom setups where desk space is limited. No external power supply is required for operation.
3840x2160 at 30 Hz
The HDMI output reaches 3840x2160 at 30 Hz, so the switch suits general desktop work and media playback but not high-refresh gaming or colour-critical workflows. Buyers who need 60 Hz or higher at 4K should look elsewhere.
Button and Wired Remote Switching
Switching is handled by a front-panel button or the included wired remote, both of which operate without software drivers. The two supplied 2-in-1 KVM cables combine HDMI and USB in one sheath; connecting the host and switch ends in reverse will break the link.
Highlights
- Share one 4K monitor and three USB devices between two computers
- Switch instantly via front-panel button or wired remote controller
- 3840 x 2160 resolution at 30 Hz for sharp 4K visuals
- Works with Windows, Mac, Linux, Unix and DOS without extra drivers
- Includes two 2-in-1 KVM cables and wired switch button
Specifications
| Type | HDMI, USB |
|---|---|
| Computer Connections | 2 Ports |
Questions about this item
What does the 3840x2160 30Hz headline figure mean once the switch is in a real machine?
The switch passes a 4K image at 30 frames per second to one monitor, so desktop work and video playback run smoothly while fast gaming will feel limited.
What interface standard do the USB ports use and what does that cap in practice?
The three shared USB ports run on USB 2.0, limiting connected keyboards, mice and printers to the bandwidth and power of that standard.
What does the unit physically need to fit or mount on a desk?
The compact switch sits freely on the desk and connects with two included 2-in-1 KVM cables plus a wired remote button, requiring no brackets or external power.
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