MT-VIKI 8K DisplayPort KVM Switch 4-in-1 Out - Share 1 Monitor & 4 USB

In this review the MT-VIKI 8K DisplayPort KVM Switch is assessed as a practical solution for professionals who need to share a single high-resolution display and multiple USB devices between four computers. The bottom line: it is best for users who require high-bandwidth video and fast peripheral sharing without complicated setup. The unit supports up to 8K@60Hz over DP1.4 and includes four USB 3.0 ports, making it a good fit for multitasking workstations and small studios that want to reduce desk clutter while keeping fast access to keyboards, mice, external drives and printers.

Key Features

• 4-in-1 Display sharing: Lets four computers share a single DisplayPort monitor to simplify multi-machine workflows and save desk space.
• UHD 8K@60Hz support: Supports up to 8K@60Hz and is backward compatible with 4K@144Hz and lower resolutions for crisp, high-frame-rate visuals when used with compatible hardware.
• Four USB 3.0 ports: Provides up to 5 Gbps transfer speeds for flash drives, mobile hard drives and other peripherals, improving file transfer and peripheral responsiveness.
• Two switching methods: Front-button and included desktop controller let users quickly swap between systems without interrupting work.
• Driver-free operation: Plug-and-play compatibility with Windows, macOS and Linux avoids driver installs and simplifies setup.
• Included USB A to C power cables: The package supplies required USB A to C cables for power and data connections to each host, ensuring the switch is powered and functional.

Who It's For

The MT-VIKI DisplayPort KVM is aimed at power users, content creators and IT professionals who run multiple PCs or workstations and want to share a single high-resolution monitor plus a set of USB peripherals. Its support for 8K@60Hz makes it attractive for video editors and designers with an 8K-capable workflow.

Users who should look elsewhere include those who expect native USB-C KVM operation (this model is not a USB-C KVM) and buyers who need long DP1.4 cable runs for 8K output, because achieving 8K@60Hz requires high-quality DP1.4 cables within about 3.3 ft/1 m.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Enables four PCs to share one DisplayPort monitor and four USB 3.0 devices, reducing hardware duplication.
• High-resolution support up to 8K@60Hz and backward compatibility for various 4K refresh rates.
• Fast USB 3.0 ports for quick data transfers and peripheral sharing.
• Driver-free, cross-platform compatibility for easy plug-and-play use.

Cons

• Requires supplied USB A to C cables for power and data; it is not a USB-C native KVM switch.
• To reach 8K@60Hz you must use high-quality DP1.4 cables under 3.3 ft/1 m, which limits cable routing flexibility.

Specifications

Our Verdict

The MT-VIKI 8K DisplayPort KVM Switch is a sensible buy for users who need to consolidate four computers onto a single high-resolution monitor and share fast USB peripherals. It delivers strong value where 8K or high-refresh 4K support and quick USB 3.0 transfers matter, though buyers must accept the need for short high-quality DP1.4 cables and the supplied USB A to C power/data connections.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does this switch natively support USB-C connections?
No. It is not a USB-C KVM; you must use the included USB A to C cables for power and data transfer.

What is required to achieve 8K@60Hz?
Both host and monitor must support 8K and you should use high-quality DP1.4 cables with length within 3.3 ft/1 m to reach 8K@60Hz.

Can I share external hard drives and printers?
Yes. The four USB 3.0 ports support sharing USB flash drives, mobile hard drives, printers and other USB 2.0/3.0 devices.