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Vszerda USB-C KVM Switch 4K 60Hz Dual Monitor 100W PD Wired Remote
Connects one laptop and one desktop to dual monitors with 4K 60Hz output, 100W PD charging delivering 73–85W, four USB 3.0 ports and a wired remote for instant switching
- Dual 4K 60Hz monitors from one laptop and one desktop
- 100W PD port keeps laptop charged while you work, delivering 73–85W
- Seven shared ports including 3× USB 3.0, USB-C and dual HDMI outputs
- Windows supports both extend and mirror modes; macOS mirrors only
- Switch instantly via front button or wired remote control
Dual-Monitor KVM for Laptop and Desktop
This USB-C HDMI KVM switch connects one laptop and one desktop to two external monitors. It accepts one USB-C input with MST plus dual HDMI inputs and delivers two HDMI outputs at 4K 60Hz. The laptop USB-C port must support video transmission and USB control protocols for the link to work.
Replaces Separate Dock and Switch Setups
The unit combines a 7-in-1 docking station with KVM switching, providing three USB 3.0 ports, one USB-C port, a PD charging port and dual HDMI outputs in a single device. Windows systems can use both extended and mirrored display modes, while macOS is limited to mirrored output only.
Sustained 100W PD With Real-World Delivery
A 100W PD port powers the laptop during long sessions, though actual delivery lands between 73W and 85W due to internal and cable losses. The wired remote and front-panel button both switch sources instantly without software, keeping peripheral sharing stable under continuous load.
Highlights
- Dual 4K 60Hz monitors from one laptop and one desktop
- 100W PD port keeps laptop charged while you work, delivering 73–85W
- Seven shared ports including 3× USB 3.0, USB-C and dual HDMI outputs
- Windows supports both extend and mirror modes; macOS mirrors only
- Switch instantly via front button or wired remote control
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What video inputs and outputs does this KVM need for the dual-monitor setup?
It requires one USB-C port with MST and two HDMI inputs from the computers, and provides two HDMI outputs for the monitors.
Which step do users often miss when switching between the laptop and desktop?
The laptop's USB-C port must support video transmission and USB control protocols, otherwise the switch will not pass video or peripheral signals.
How much power will the laptop actually receive from the 100 W PD port over time?
Expect between 73 W and 85 W at the laptop because the KVM and cable introduce power loss.
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