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Compact black KVM switch box with front buttons, wired remote, and multiple video and USB ports

IHDAPP

IHDAPP Dual Monitor KVM Switch 2×PC 2×DP/HDMI 8K@60Hz 4K@120Hz 4×USB 3.0 Wired Remote

SKU CH-W7KT-SGB0V

Lets two computers share dual monitors and four USB 3.0 ports with 8K@60Hz and 4K@120Hz support

  • Computer ports2 Ports
  • Monitor ports2 Ports
  • Supported video resolution7680 × 4320
  • Monitor supportDual Monitor Displayport
  • Power requirementsRequires no additional power supply
  • USB supportWith USB support

Style 2 Port HDMI+Display

  • Control two computers with one keyboard and mouse
  • Dual 8K@60Hz or 4K@120Hz video over HDMI 2.1 and DP 1.4
  • Four USB 3.0 ports share peripherals at 5Gbps
  • Switch instantly via front button or wired remote
  • Compact 15×6.5×3.5 cm unit needs no extra power supply

Dual Monitor KVM Switch

The IHDAPP KVM switch lets two computers or laptops share two monitors and four USB 3.0 peripherals such as keyboards, mice, printers or storage drives. It supports both copy mode for identical output and extended mode for a dual-display workspace. Plug-and-play compatibility covers Windows, macOS, Linux and Unix systems without driver installation. A wired remote button and front-panel switch provide instant source selection.

Thermals Noise Power

The unit operates without an external power supply, drawing all required power from the connected computers via USB. Passive cooling keeps the device completely silent during operation. Low power consumption means no additional heat is introduced to the desk setup. LED indicators show the active input at a glance.

8K60 4K120 Video Bandwidth

Video interfaces combine HDMI 2.1 and DisplayPort 1.4 to deliver up to 7680×4320 at 60 Hz and 4K at 120 Hz, with backward compatibility down to 720p. USB 3.0 ports run at 5 Gbps, ten times the throughput of USB 2.0, for fast peripheral response. The switch is built for users who need high-refresh dual-monitor sharing; it does not suit single-monitor setups or buyers who need more than two computer ports.

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Price $94.99
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Specifications

Product
Product typeDisplayPort, USB
Display
Supported video resolution7680 × 4320
Graphics
Monitor supportDual Monitor Displayport
Ports & slots
Computer ports2 Ports
Monitor ports2 Ports
USB supportWith USB support
Power
Power requirementsRequires no additional power supply
Size & build
Product dimensions15 × 6.5 × 3.5 centimetres
Product weight550g
In the box
In the box1 x Dual Monitor KVM Switch,
1 x USB Power Cable,
2 x USB Cable,
1 x Desk Control Cable,
1 x User Manual
More details
Status lightsYes

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Questions about this item

How do I connect the two DP and two HDMI cables to the KVM switch without mixing up the computer and monitor ports?

Each computer uses one DisplayPort and one HDMI cable into the labelled PC ports; each monitor takes one DisplayPort and one HDMI cable from the labelled monitor ports. The step people miss is matching the same video standard on both sides — DP to DP and HDMI to HDMI — otherwise the 7680×4320@60Hz or 4K@120Hz signal will not appear.

Which parts will need replacement first if I switch between computers several times a day?

The mechanical push-button on the unit and the wired desk controller are the only moving parts; the USB 3.0 hub ports are solid-state. Under heavy daily switching the button contacts or the controller cable tend to wear before the internal switching circuitry.

At what point does the 5 Gbps USB 3.0 hub become the bottleneck during sustained file transfers?

The hub shares a single 5 Gbps upstream link between all four ports, so combined read/write traffic from multiple drives will saturate at that 5 Gbps aggregate limit before the 8K@60Hz video path reaches its ceiling.

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