KVM Docking Station USB C KVM Switch 2 Monitors 2 Computers - 13-in-1

Our review of the USB C KVM Docking Station finds it best suited to users who need to share two monitors, peripherals and cards between a laptop and a desktop without clutter. It delivers the key benefit of a compact 13-in-1 dock that supports dual 4K@60Hz video and quick hardware switching, but it requires a Thunderbolt 3 or newer USB C port on the laptop and does not provide laptop charging. For those who match the compatibility requirements, this device simplifies multi-system workflows; those with Macbook-only setups or non-Thunderbolt USB C ports should read compatibility notes carefully.

Key Features

• Dual 4K@60Hz: Supports up to 4K at 60Hz on two HDMI monitors for crisp high-resolution multi-monitor work.
• 13-in-1 docking functions: Shares two HDMI monitors, keyboard, mouse, USB flash drives and SD/Micro SD cards between two computers.
• EDID copy: Preserves display layout and avoids reconfiguring windows after switching by copying EDID information.
• Fast data ports: Includes two USB 3.2 ports and one USB C data port with up to 10Gbps transfer for drives and hubs.
• Compact durable design: Metal casing and a detachable desktop switch button keep the workspace tidy and switching convenient.
• Stable power input: Uses a DC12V/1.5A adapter to ensure reliable operation without drawing laptop power.

Who It's For

This product is ideal for professionals who run one Thunderbolt 3/4/5-equipped laptop and one desktop with two HDMI outputs and want to share dual displays, USB peripherals and card readers from a single compact dock. It suits graphic designers, traders or developers who need stable dual-monitor 4K output and fast USB data lanes while switching systems often.

It is not a fit for users whose laptops lack Thunderbolt support, for people who need laptop charging via the dock, or for Macbook users who expect independent extended displays from the laptop-Mac OS only supports mirror mode on this unit. Also avoid using HDMI-to-DP or HDMI-to-DVI/VGA adapters with this dock.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Delivers dual 4K@60Hz output with EDID copy so displays remain stable after switching.
• Combines many functions in one compact 13-in-1 dock, reducing desktop clutter.
• Fast USB 3.2 ports and SD/Micro SD slots make file transfers and peripheral sharing convenient.
• Robust metal housing and an external switch button improve durability and usability.

Cons

• USB C input cannot charge laptops (no PD), so a separate charger is required.
• Mac OS is limited to mirror mode and cannot output two independent displays from the laptop.

Specifications

Product Type	USB C KVM Docking Station (13-in-1)
Video Outputs	2 x HDMI, up to 4K@60Hz
USB Ports	2 x USB 3.2, 1 x USB C (data only), USB 3.0 for keyboard/mouse
Card Readers	SD and Micro SD slots
Power Input	DC 12V / 1.5A (adapter included)
Host Requirements	Laptop USB C must be Thunderbolt 3/4/5; desktop needs two HDMI ports + USB A
Special Features	EDID copy, copy and extend (extend limited on Mac OS)

Our Verdict

This KVM docking station is a practical value choice for mixed laptop-and-desktop setups that meet the strict compatibility rules: Thunderbolt 3+ on the laptop and two HDMI outputs on the desktop. It excels at keeping a dual-monitor workflow tidy and fast with 4K@60Hz capability and useful data ports, but buyers should accept the lack of PD charging and Mac OS display limitations before purchasing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this dock charge a laptop?
No, the USB C input does not support PD charging and cannot reverse charge a laptop.

Will it extend two different displays from a Macbook?
No, Mac OS is limited to mirror mode on this device; only Windows supports independent dual-image output.

What USB C port is required on the laptop?
The laptop USB C port must support Thunderbolt 3 or higher and video transmission, otherwise the dock will not function.