WRIARICH
WRIARICH USB-C HDMI DP KVM Switch 2 Monitors 4K@60Hz 4 USB 3.0 Ports PD Charging Wired Remote
Shares two 4K 60 Hz monitors and four USB 3.0 peripherals between a laptop and desktop with single-cable MST, 80 W PD charging and wired remote control
- TypeUSB C HDMI DP KVM Switch 2 Monitors for 1 Laptop 1 Desktop
- Computer Connections2 Ports
- Monitor Connections2 Ports
- Video ResolutionKVM Switch USB C with MST, Implement USB C to 2 monitors to
- PC SelectionPush Buttons and Wired Remote
- Monitors SupportedHDMI, Displayport
- Share two monitors and four USB 3.0 devices between a laptop and desktop for efficient multitasking
- Connect a laptop with a single USB-C cable using MST to drive two 4K displays at 60 Hz
- Deliver up to 80 W of power to the laptop through the 100 W PD charging port
- Switch computers instantly with front push buttons or the included wired remote control
- Plug-and-play operation with extension and copy modes on Windows, mirror-only on macOS
Dual-monitor KVM for laptop and desktop
This USB-C KVM switch lets one laptop and one desktop share two monitors and four USB 3.0 peripherals. A single Type-C cable from the laptop drives both displays through MST, while the desktop connects via HDMI, DisplayPort and USB 3.0. Switching is handled by front-panel buttons or the included wired remote.
Windows users needing extended desktops
The switch delivers independent extended desktops on Windows laptops and desktops, plus mirrored output on both platforms. Mac users are limited to mirrored screens only, so anyone requiring macOS extended mode should consider a different solution. Plug-and-play operation requires no driver installation on either operating system.
80 W laptop charging via USB-C PD
The USB-C port supplies up to 80 W to the connected laptop after accounting for internal losses, using the bundled 12 V DC adapter. This single figure determines whether your laptop will charge while the KVM is in use.
Highlights
- Share two monitors and four USB 3.0 devices between a laptop and desktop for efficient multitasking
- Connect a laptop with a single USB-C cable using MST to drive two 4K displays at 60 Hz
- Deliver up to 80 W of power to the laptop through the 100 W PD charging port
- Switch computers instantly with front push buttons or the included wired remote control
- Plug-and-play operation with extension and copy modes on Windows, mirror-only on macOS
Specifications
| Type | USB C HDMI DP KVM Switch 2 Monitors for 1 Laptop 1 Desktop |
|---|---|
| Computer Connections | 2 Ports |
| Monitor Connections | 2 Ports |
| Video Resolution | KVM Switch USB C with MST, Implement USB C to 2 monitors to support 4K@60Hz. |
| PC Selection | Push Buttons and Wired Remote |
| Monitors Supported | HDMI, Displayport |
| LED Indicators | Yes |
| Power Features | Come with DC 12V Power Adapter |
| USB Features | 3 USB3.0 ports and 1 USB C port. |
| Application | This HDMI DP 2 monitors KVM switch connects 2 computers(1 laptop+1 desktop) sharing 2 monitors and 4 USB3.0 devices.By efficiently utilizing 2 monitors, you can easily multitask while saving workspace. |
| Features | This Dual monitor KVM Switch USB C complies with HDMI 2., DisplayPort 1.4, Type-C 3.1, and USB 3.0 standards. |
| Dimensions | 8.27 x 3.07 x 1.18 inches |
| Package Contents | 1 x KVM Switch, 1 x USB Cable, 1 x Power Adapter, 1 x Wired Remote, 1 x User Manual |
Questions about this item
How do I connect my laptop and desktop to the KVM switch for dual 4K@60Hz monitors, and which step do people often miss?
Connect the laptop via a single USB-C cable for MST dual-display output, and the desktop with one HDMI, one DisplayPort, and one USB 3.0 cable. People often forget the desktop USB 3.0 link, so keyboard and mouse won't switch.
What maintenance or replacement will the KVM switch need over time?
The unit has no user-serviceable parts. Keep the DC 12V power adapter and cables undamaged; if the adapter fails, replace it with a matching 12 V unit. No scheduled maintenance is required.
What limit appears first during sustained use with PD charging?
The PD port is rated for 100 W input, but actual laptop charging caps at 80 W due to internal and cable losses. That 80 W ceiling is the first limit you hit under continuous load.
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