Vszerda
Vszerda USB-C KVM Switch Bi-Directional 8K@60Hz 10Gbps
Bidirectional USB-C KVM switch shares one 8K@60 Hz display between two computers or splits one source to two monitors with 10 Gbps data and 87 W PD charging
- 8K@60Hz and 4K@120Hz video clarity for ultra-smooth visuals
- 10Gbps data throughput moves large files in seconds
- PD 3.0 charging delivers up to 87W to keep laptops powered
- Bi-directional design switches between 2-in-1 or 1-in-2 configurations
- Single-button select toggles sources instantly without cable swaps
Versatile bidirectional USB-C KVM
This Vszerda switch operates as a 2-in-1 or 1-in-2 USB-C KVM. It connects two computers to one monitor or one computer to two monitors. The unit supports USB-C Alt DP devices such as laptops, tablets and consoles. Only one display is active at a time.
Suited for dual-system single-screen setups
Users who need to share a high-refresh display between two USB-C video sources will benefit. It is not for buyers who require simultaneous output on both connected monitors. It is also not for setups lacking USB-C Alt DP video support on the source device.
Sustained 10Gbps throughput with PD
The switch maintains up to 10Gbps data rates during extended transfers when paired with Gen 2 cables. It delivers up to 87W of PD 3.0 power to the host. Cable runs under 60cm are recommended to prevent signal flicker under continuous load.
Highlights
- 8K@60Hz and 4K@120Hz video clarity for ultra-smooth visuals
- 10Gbps data throughput moves large files in seconds
- PD 3.0 charging delivers up to 87W to keep laptops powered
- Bi-directional design switches between 2-in-1 or 1-in-2 configurations
- Single-button select toggles sources instantly without cable swaps
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Do I need a USB-C cable that supports 10 Gbps data and video to use the switch?
Yes, a standard USB-C USB 3.1 Gen 2 cable is required for the 10 Gbps transfer rate and 8K@60Hz video output.
Can I keep an older 1080p monitor and still use this KVM?
The switch is backward compatible with 1080p@165Hz, so an older monitor will work at its native resolution.
How do I confirm the switch is delivering 8K@60Hz after I connect everything?
Check your monitor's on-screen display or OS graphics settings; they will show 8K@60Hz when the source, cable and display all support it.
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