USB C KVM Switch 4K@60Hz Dual Monitor KVM - Share 2 Screens & USB3

In this review the USB C KVM Switch 4K@60Hz is evaluated as a straightforward dual-monitor KVM for a mixed laptop and desktop setup. The main reason to consider it is its ability to connect one laptop and one desktop to two HDMI monitors while sharing USB peripherals and providing PD charging, which simplifies a small home office or hot-desk arrangement. It is best for users who have a laptop with a video-capable USB-C port and want seamless screen and peripheral switching without installing drivers.

Key Features

• Dual Monitor KVM: Connects one laptop and one desktop to two HDMI displays so you can run an extended desktop across two screens or mirror when needed.
• Multiple Inputs and Outputs: Accepts USB-C (MST), DP and HDMI inputs and provides two HDMI outputs so both computers share the same dual-monitor arrangement.
• Shared Peripherals: Offers three USB 3.0 ports plus an extra USB-C port so a keyboard, mouse and high-speed USB devices can be shared between systems.
• PD Fast Charging: Includes a PD charging port to power a laptop while switching, delivering real-world power between roughly 73W and 85W to account for cable and device loss.
• Easy Switching: Offers a wired remote selection button and a built-in selection button for plug-and-play switching without additional drivers.

Who It's For

The switch suits professionals and remote workers who routinely move between a work desktop and a personal laptop and need full dual-monitor support without replugging HDMI or USB devices. It is especially useful for setups that require sharing USB 3.0 drives, a webcam and keyboard/mouse across two machines.

It is not ideal for users whose laptop USB-C port does not support video transmission or USB control protocols, or for macOS users who need extended displays beyond mirrored output. Gamers seeking the absolute lowest-latency switching or those needing keyboard hot key switching should look at other KVM models.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Supports two monitors at up to 4K@60Hz for clearer, wider workspaces.
• Includes multiple shared USB ports to consolidate peripherals and high-speed devices.
• Built-in PD charging keeps a laptop powered during use, reducing cable clutter.
• Plug-and-play setup with a wired remote button makes switching simple and reliable.

Cons

• Actual PD delivery is between about 73W and 85W, so it may not provide the full 100W some laptops advertise.
• macOS only supports mirrored output, so extended dual-monitor setups on Mac are limited.

Specifications

Supported Displays	Dual HDMI outputs, up to 4K@60Hz
Inputs	1x USB-C (MST), 1x DP, 1x HDMI
Shared Ports	3x USB 3.0, 1x USB-C
Power Delivery	PD port, real-world delivery ~73W-85W
Switching	Wired remote controller and device button (no hot keys)
Included Accessories	USB-C cable, USB3.0 cable, DC 12V adapter, wired controller, manual

Our Verdict

This USB C KVM Switch is a practical, value-oriented choice for users who need a clean dual-monitor workspace shared between a laptop and desktop. It delivers reliable 4K@60Hz output, multiple shared USB ports and useful PD charging, making it a solid pick for home offices and small workstations as long as the laptop supports USB-C video and macOS mirroring limitations are acceptable.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will my laptop charge at 100W through this KVM?
Answer. The PD port is rated for 100W but expect actual delivery around 73W to 85W due to cable and device losses.

Does it support extended dual-monitor mode on a Mac?
Answer. No, macOS is limited to mirrored output with this KVM; extended mode is supported on Windows systems that support MST.

Do I need drivers to use it?
Answer. No drivers are required; the unit is plug-and-play and switching is handled by the wired remote or onboard button.