Kirzi
Kirzi DisplayPort Switch 8K Splitter 2 in 1 Out 1 in 2 Out 8K 60Hz 4K 120Hz 1080P 240Hz
Bidirectional DisplayPort switch supports 8K at 60 Hz, 4K at 120 Hz and 1080p at 240 Hz with one-button switching
- Ports3
- Switch between two sources on one display at 8K 60Hz
- Drive one source to two displays with a single button press
- Works immediately with no drivers or software required
- Connect PCs, laptops or consoles via DisplayPort
- Supports 4K 120Hz and 1080P 240Hz for high-refresh gaming
Bidirectional 8K DisplayPort Switch
The Kirzi DisplayPort switch splitter is a compact three-port adapter that lets a single monitor share two sources or one source drive two displays. It targets desk setups where a PC, laptop or console must alternate on one screen without cable swapping.
Passive operation with no external power
The unit draws its operating current from the connected DisplayPort lines, so it adds no fan noise and no extra power draw to the system. Plug-and-play behaviour means it works immediately without drivers or configuration software.
Sustained 8K 60 Hz and high-refresh 4K switching
In continuous use the switch maintains 8K resolution at 60 Hz, 4K at 120 Hz and 1080p at 240 Hz without signal degradation. One-button toggling keeps latency low during extended sessions, making it reliable for long editing, gaming or streaming workloads.
Highlights
- Switch between two sources on one display at 8K 60Hz
- Drive one source to two displays with a single button press
- Works immediately with no drivers or software required
- Connect PCs, laptops or consoles via DisplayPort
- Supports 4K 120Hz and 1080P 240Hz for high-refresh gaming
Specifications
| Ports | 3 |
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Questions about this item
How do I connect the three DisplayPort cables so the one-button switcher routes 8K 60 Hz correctly?
Plug the single display into the port marked Out and the two sources into the two In ports; the button then toggles which source reaches the screen at 8K 60 Hz.
What part will wear out first and need replacement on this switch?
The mechanical push-button is the only moving component; after many thousands of presses it can lose tactile feel and may need the unit replaced.
At what refresh ceiling does 8K output become unstable during long sessions?
The spec lists 8K at 60 Hz as the maximum supported rate; pushing beyond that is not supported and will cause signal loss.
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