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Small black rectangular DisplayPort switch with three ports and a selector button

LUOM

LUOM OZQD Bi-Directional DP 1.4 Switch 1 In 2 Out 8K@30Hz 4K@120Hz

SKU CH-K8KX-H67WY

A bi-directional DisplayPort 1.4 switch toggles one source between two displays or two sources to one display at 8K 30 Hz, 4K 120 Hz or 1080p 240 Hz

  • Port count2
  • Adapter typeDisplay Extenders
  • Input ports1x DisplayPort female
  • Output ports2x DisplayPort female
  • Connector typeFemale
  • Maximum supported resolutions8K@30 Hz, 4K@120 Hz, 1080P@240 Hz
  • 8K video at 30 Hz with 32.4 Gbps bandwidth
  • 4K gaming at 120 Hz for smooth motion
  • 1080p esports at 240 Hz on capable hardware
  • Bi-directional switching shares one monitor between two PCs
  • Manual button toggles sources without unplugging cables

LUOM OZQD Bi-Directional DP 1.4 Switch

The LUOM OZQD is a bi-directional DisplayPort 1.4 switch that lets one source toggle between two displays or two sources share one display. It supports 8K at 30 Hz, 4K at 120 Hz and 1080p at 240 Hz with 32.4 Gbps bandwidth. The compact black unit measures 5.31 by 3.11 by 0.87 inches and weighs 2.12 ounces. It is built for desktop users who need manual display switching without unplugging cables.

Passive operation with zero fan noise

The switch draws power only through the included USB charging cable and has no active cooling, so it runs silently in normal use. There are no fans, pumps or moving parts to generate noise or heat. Power consumption is negligible and does not require a dedicated power supply. The all-metal housing passively dissipates the small amount of heat produced during signal routing.

Replaces manual cable swapping for multi-monitor

This device removes the need to physically reconnect DisplayPort cables when moving a single PC between two monitors or sharing one monitor between two PCs. The jump is worth it when you regularly switch a workstation between a high-refresh gaming panel and a productivity screen, or when two computers must share a single 8K-capable display. It does not support simultaneous output to both screens, so buyers who need true dual-monitor extension should look elsewhere.

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Specifications

Product
Brand nameLUOM
Product lineOZQD
Model nameOZQD
Part numberOZQD
Product typeDisplayPort Splitters
Adapter typeDisplay Extenders
Product colorBlack
Performance
Bandwidth rating32.4 Gbit/s
Display
Maximum supported resolutions8K@30 Hz, 4K@120 Hz, 1080P@240 Hz
Audio & video
SoundYes
Ports & slots
Port count2
Input ports1x DisplayPort female
Output ports2x DisplayPort female
Connector typeFemale
Size & build
Product dimensions5.31 × 3.11 × 0.87 in
Product weight2.12 oz
In the box
Units per package1
In the box1x Bi-Direction DP Switch, Power Charging Cable x1, User Manual x1.

Questions about this item

How do I install the LUOM OZQD DP 1.4 switch and which step do people often miss?

Connect a standard DP 1.4 cable from your source to the single input port and your displays to the two output ports, then plug in the included power charging cable; the step many miss is powering the unit, which is required for stable 8K@30Hz or 4K@120Hz operation.

What maintenance or replacement will the LUOM OZQD switch need later?

No scheduled maintenance is required; if signal dropouts appear at 32.4Gbps, replace the DP 1.4 cables first, as the switch itself has no user-serviceable parts or consumables.

What limit appears first when the LUOM OZQD switch runs continuously at high resolution?

Sustained 8K@30Hz or 4K@120Hz throughput is capped by the 32.4Gbps bandwidth ceiling; pushing beyond that — for example trying to run dual 8K streams — will hit the bandwidth limit before any thermal throttle.

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