HDMI2.0 + DisplayPort1.4 KVM Switch 3 PCs 2 Monitors - Dual Display

Our review of this HDMI2.0 + DisplayPort1.4 KVM switch finds it best suited for users who need to share a single keyboard, mouse and USB devices across three desktop systems while driving two monitors. The single biggest reason to buy is its combination of dual-monitor support and modern video standards: the DisplayPort side supports up to 8K@60Hz and HDMI handles up to 4K@60Hz, making it a practical choice for multitasking professionals who need high-resolution output and fast USB 3.0 transfers from four host-selectable ports.

Key Features

• 3-port KVM switching: Lets three computers share two monitors and four USB devices, reducing clutter and simplifying workflow switching.
• Dual monitor modes: Supports expanded and duplicate display modes so users can extend their desktop across two screens or mirror the same image for presentations.
• High-resolution video: DisplayPort 1.4 supports up to 8K@60Hz and HDMI 2.0 supports up to 4K@60Hz for crisp, detailed images on compatible displays.
• USB 3.0 speeds: Four USB 3.0 ports provide up to 5 Gbps transfer rates and backward compatibility for keyboards, mice, printers and storage devices.
• Wide system compatibility: Works with common desktop operating systems including Windows, MacOS and Linux, and includes a 12V power adapter for stable operation.

Who It's For

This KVM is a strong fit for power users, small office setups and content creators who run multiple desktop machines and need reliable dual-monitor output with minimal switching friction. The support for both extended desktop and mirroring makes it useful for productivity tasks, video editing timelines and multi-computer development environments.

It is not ideal for laptops that only expose a single USB-C video output or for users whose machines lack two discrete video output ports; the product requires each connected computer to provide two signal outputs (HDMI and DP) for full dual-monitor functionality. If a laptop relies solely on a docked USB-C video feed, compatibility is not guaranteed.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Strong video capability with 8K DP support and 4K HDMI for high-resolution workflows.
• Four USB 3.0 ports enable fast peripheral and storage access while switching between hosts.
• Solid build and straightforward setup; customers report reliable switching and display quality out of the box.

Cons

• Requires each PC to have two video outputs; laptops with only a USB-C port are commonly incompatible.
• Some users note mixed feelings about rear port placement and the effective number of usable USB ports depending on peripheral size.

Specifications

Model Type	3-port HDMI+DP KVM Switch
Video Interfaces	HDMI 2.0 and DisplayPort 1.4
Max Resolution	DisplayPort up to 8K@60Hz, HDMI up to 4K@60Hz
USB Ports	Four USB 3.0 ports (5 Gbps, backward compatible)
Power	12V DC adapter included
Compatibility	Windows, MacOS, Linux and major desktop brands

Our Verdict

For users with desktop computers that each offer dedicated HDMI and DisplayPort outputs, this KVM delivers strong value: it blends high-resolution video support, USB 3.0 peripheral sharing and reliable switching in a single box. It is especially worthwhile for multi-computer desks and small teams, but buyers should confirm each machine's video outputs before purchasing to avoid compatibility issues with USB-C only laptops.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use this with a laptop that only has USB-C?
The device is not guaranteed to work with laptops that only provide a USB-C video out, even via a dock; each computer should supply separate HDMI and DP signals for full functionality.

Does it support extended desktop across both monitors?
Yes, it supports Expanded Mode to move windows between the main and secondary screens and Duplicate Mode to mirror both displays.

Are the USB ports fast enough for external drives?
Yes, the four USB 3.0 ports support up to 5 Gbps and are suitable for external drives, webcams and other high-speed peripherals.