KVM Switch Displayport 8K 60Hz Dual Monitor KVM Switch - Fast Dual-PC
KVM Switch Displayport 8K 60Hz Dual Monitor KVM Switch - Fast Dual-PC
Price subject to change. Tap below for current.
Couldn't load pickup availability
In this review of the Displayport KVM Switch 8K 60Hz, the bottom line is simple: this unit is for professionals and power users who need to control two desktop systems with a single dual-monitor workstation while keeping shared USB peripherals connected. It impressed by delivering up to 8K@60Hz video and providing a practical way to share a keyboard, mouse and other USB devices between two PCs without constantly swapping cables. The switching is reliable via a front button or included wired desktop controller, and the design prioritizes extended dual-monitor setups rather than mirroring.
Key Features
- 8K@60Hz support: Allows high-resolution workflows and supports DisplayPort 1.4 signals up to 7680x4320 at 60Hz for detailed imaging or large desktop spaces.
- Dual-monitor support: Works as a 2 in 2 out DP KVM so two displays can be used in extended mode to increase productivity across both connected computers.
- 4 USB 3.0 ports: Lets one set of USB peripherals be shared between two PCs with fast data transfer up to 5 Gbps for external drives and responsive mice or keyboards.
- Two switching methods: Manual front-panel button plus a wired desktop controller give quick, tactile switching with LED indicators showing the active PC.
- Broad compatibility: Designed to work with Windows, Mac OS, Linux and Unix systems so it can fit into mixed-OS environments.
- High bandwidth: 48 Gbps video bandwidth capability, enabling high refresh rates like 4K@120Hz where supported by cabling and sources.
Who It's For
This KVM is best for users who run two workstations or a desktop and a workstation PC and want a tidy, efficient dual-monitor desk setup while sharing a single set of USB devices. Designers, video editors and software developers who rely on wide, extended displays and need high-resolution output will get the most value from the DP 1.4 capabilities.
It is less appropriate for users who need simultaneous operation of both PCs or expect plug-and-play mirror mode for identical outputs; the unit supports extended displays but does not mirror screens identically and does not allow both PCs to be active at once.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Supports ultra HD resolutions up to 8K@60Hz, useful for high-detail tasks.
- Dual-monitor extended mode increases desktop real estate across two PCs.
- Four USB 3.0 ports simplify sharing of keyboard, mouse and storage with fast transfers.
- Two practical switching methods with clear LED indicators for ease of use.
Cons
- Only one PC can be active at a time and it does not support hotkey switching, which may slow some workflows.
- Does not provide identical mirror mode for both outputs; extended mode requires hosts that support multiple monitors.
Specifications
| Product type | DisplayPort 1.4 KVM Switch (2 in 2 out) |
| Maximum resolution | 7680x4320 @60Hz (8K@60Hz) |
| Video bandwidth | Up to 48 Gbps |
| USB ports | 4 x USB 3.0 ports (up to 5 Gbps) |
| Switching methods | Front-button and wired desktop controller (LED indicators) |
| Monitor mode | Extended dual-monitor support (not full mirror) |
| Compatibility | Windows, Mac OS, Linux, Unix |
Our Verdict
For professionals who need high-resolution dual-monitor control across two computers and want to share USB peripherals without cable juggling, this DisplayPort KVM offers a solid balance of performance and convenience. Its support for 8K@60Hz and USB 3.0 makes it a capable choice for creative and technical desktops, though those needing hotkey switching or simultaneous multi-PC use should consider other options.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can both PCs be active at the same time?
No. The unit allows only one PC to be active at a time; you select which system controls the displays and USB devices.
Does it support mirror mode for both monitors?
Not fully; the switch is designed for extended dual-monitor setups and does not guarantee identical mirrored outputs from each input source.
Are drivers required for USB devices?
No. The USB ports are plug-and-play and the switch supports wireless keyboards and mice without extra drivers.
Editor's Take
This DisplayPort KVM is a strong choice for professionals needing to control two PCs with dual extended monitors and shared USB peripherals; its 8K@60Hz and USB 3.0 support deliver excellent value, though it lacks hotkey switching and simultaneous multi-PC operation.

Recently viewed
Recently viewed products will appear here as customers browse the store.