USB C KVM Switch Dual Monitor 4K@60Hz - 7-in-1 Docking KVM

In this review of AOOCOO's USB C KVM Switch, the bottom line is simple: it is a practical desk solution for someone who needs to share two 4K monitors and multiple USB peripherals between a laptop and a desktop. The unit shines for users who want a compact 7-in-1 docking-style KVM that supports dual HDMI 4K@60Hz outputs and PD charging while keeping cable clutter down. Setup is plug-and-play and the wired remote makes switching fast, so it is best suited for productivity-focused home offices where convenience and dual-monitor support matter most.

Key Features

• 7-in-1 KVM Docking Station: Combines shared ports including three USB 3.0 ports, one USB-C port, PD charge and dual HDMI outputs so a laptop and desktop can use the same peripherals and displays.
• USB C Dual Monitor KVM: Connects one laptop and one desktop to two monitors using one USB-C (MST) plus dual HDMI inputs and two HDMI outputs for seamless display switching.
• 4K@60Hz HDMI Output: Supports crisp output to dual displays at up to 4K 60Hz so you can work with high-resolution windows and media on both screens.
• 100W PD Fast Charging (practical output): Includes PD power delivery to keep a laptop charged during use, with typical delivered power between 73W and 85W after accounting for KVM and cable losses.
• Easy Switching: Offers simple plug-and-play installation with a selection button and a wired remote control for switching between systems without drivers or hotkey setup.

Who It's For

This KVM is ideal for power users with both a desktop and a USB-C laptop who need to share two monitors and several USB 3.0 devices such as external drives, keyboard and mouse, or a webcam. It is especially useful for home office setups where a compact hub removes the need to reconnect multiple cables when switching machines.

It is less suited for users who require macOS extended-display support beyond mirrored output, because the unit only supports mirrored mode on macOS. Also, if you need exact 100W PD delivery to a laptop, expect lower effective power due to device and cable consumption and laptop protection limits.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Consolidates dual 4K@60Hz displays and multiple USB 3.0 peripherals into one shared hub for two systems.
• Plug-and-play operation with a wired remote button makes switching quick and reliable without driver installs.
• Includes PD charging to keep a laptop powered during use, reducing the need for a separate charger on the desk.
• Compact docking-style design helps reduce cable clutter in a multi-system setup.

Cons

• Actual PD power delivered is typically 73W to 85W, not the full 100W some users may expect.
• macOS only supports mirrored output, so multi-monitor extension is limited for Apple laptops.

Specifications

Product Type	USB C Dual Monitor KVM Switch (7-in-1)
Video Outputs	2 x HDMI (4K@60Hz)
Inputs	1 x USB-C (MST) + dual HDMI inputs
USB Ports	3 x USB 3.0 + 1 x USB-C
Power Delivery	PD port, practical output ~73W-85W
Switching	Selection button and wired remote control
Included Accessories	USB-C cable, USB3.0 A-B cable, DC12V adapter, wired controller, manual

Our Verdict

The AOOCOO USB C KVM Switch is a solid value for anyone who needs to share two high-resolution displays and several USB peripherals between a laptop and desktop. Its 7-in-1 docking approach, wired remote and plug-and-play setup make it a convenient choice for productivity-oriented desks, though macOS users should expect mirrored output only and Windows users will get the full extension features.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will this deliver 100W to my laptop?
Answer. The unit supports PD charging but actual delivered power is typically between 73W and 85W due to KVM and cable consumption and laptop protection mechanisms.

Can I use extended dual monitors on a Mac?
Answer. macOS only supports mirrored output with this KVM; extended mode is supported on Windows systems.

Do I need drivers to use the KVM?
Answer. No drivers are required; the device is plug-and-play and can be switched with the built-in button or the included wired remote.