HDMI Displayport KVM Switch 2 Computers 2 Monitors - Dual 4K@60Hz

Our review of the HDMI Displayport KVM Switch finds it best suited for users who need to operate two desktop PCs with two monitors from a single set of peripherals. The single biggest reason to buy is its flexible dual-monitor support that handles one HDMI and one DisplayPort output up to 4K@60Hz, allowing a clean desktop and fast switching between systems. Setup is straightforward for modern desktops, and the package includes the controller, two USB A to B cables and a 5V power adapter so it is ready to use out of the box.

Key Features

• Dual-monitor KVM: Connect two computers and two monitors with one HDMI and one DisplayPort input per computer to control both systems from a single keyboard and mouse.
• 4K@60Hz support: Outputs support up to 4K at 60Hz when matching supported cables and matching input/output resolutions for crisp, high refresh desktop work or media playback.
• Extended and mirror modes: The switch supports both mirrored and extended display arrangements, selectable in the computer system display settings for flexible workflows.
• USB 3.0 ports and audio I/O: Three USB A ports plus audio and mic jacks let you share peripherals, storage, and audio devices between the two computers from one station.
• Two switching methods: Switch between computers using the front button or the included desktop controller for quick, convenient control without reaching the unit.

Who It's For

This unit is a strong option for home office users, content creators, and IT professionals who run two desktop systems that each have one HDMI and one DisplayPort output and who want a tidy desk with one keyboard, mouse, and shared USB accessories. It also serves gamers with dual-monitor setups who need high-resolution output on one or both machines.

It is not ideal for laptop users who expect to drive two monitors from a laptop while also switching the KVM, and purchasers should avoid relying on passive HDMI-to-DP or DP-to-HDMI conversion cables. If you require EDID management or unusual adapter configurations, consider specialist KVM solutions instead.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Supports true 4K@60Hz when matched with proper cables and identical input/output resolutions.
• Included desktop controller and physical button make switching quick and convenient.
• Three USB A ports plus audio and mic jacks allow sharing common peripherals and storage.
• Package includes USB A to B cables and 5V power adapter so setup is mostly plug-and-play.

Cons

• USB 3.0 performance is reported mixed by users; some experience slow or stopped USB3 throughput with certain devices.
• EDID is not supported and some laptop-to-dual-monitor use cases are not compatible, limiting flexibility for notebook users.

Specifications

Brand	SUIDEK
Connection	2 computers, 2 monitors (1 HDMI + 1 DisplayPort each)
Video Support	Up to 4K@60Hz (backward compatible)
USB	3 x USB A ports, USB 3.0 up to 5Gbps (per spec)
Audio	Audio and microphone ports
Switching	Button on unit and included desktop controller
Included	KVM switch, 2 x USB A to B cables, desktop controller, DC 5V adapter, manual

Our Verdict

The HDMI Displayport KVM Switch is a practical, cost-effective choice for users running two desktop PCs with dedicated HDMI and DisplayPort outputs who need shared peripherals and up to 4K@60Hz video. It delivers solid build and easy switching with a useful accessory bundle, but buyers should be aware of the noted USB3 variability and lack of EDID handling; it represents good value when used within its recommended configuration.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this unit output 4K@60Hz?
Yes, it supports up to 4K@60Hz provided you use cables and monitors that support 4K@60Hz and set matching resolutions on input and output systems.

Will it work with a laptop and a desktop at the same time?
It can connect two computers, but it is not recommended to use a laptop while outputting two monitors at the same time and EDID is not supported.

Are adapters allowed between HDMI and DisplayPort?
The manufacturer advises against using HDMI-to-DP or DP-to-HDMI passive conversion cables and recommends direct HDMI-to-HDMI and DP-to-DP connections.