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Black rectangular KVM switch with front push buttons and multiple rear ports

TRENDnet KVMSW0002 8K@60Hz 4K@120Hz Dual Monitor KVM Switch

SKU CH-KZQE-EKYVK

Dual-monitor KVM switch controls two computers with one keyboard, mouse and two DisplayPort screens at up to 7680 x 4320 @ 60 Hz or 4K @ 120 Hz

  • PC connectionsPlug In
  • Console portsPlug In
  • Computer portsUSB 2.0
  • Monitor ports4 Ports
  • Switching methodPush Buttons
  • Monitor supportVGA DDC, DDC2, DDC2B
  • Control two computers with one keyboard, mouse and dual monitors
  • Supports up to 8K 7680 x 4320 at 60Hz and 4K at 120Hz
  • Four USB 3.0 ports share peripherals across both PCs
  • Switch instantly via front-panel push buttons
  • Built-in cables reduce desktop clutter and simplify setup

Dual Monitor KVM Switch

The TRENDnet KVMSW0002 is a dual monitor KVM switch that lets you control two computers using one keyboard, one mouse and two monitors. It provides two DisplayPort inputs and two DisplayPort outputs for a stable dual-monitor setup. The unit includes four USB 3.0 ports for peripheral sharing and supports audio and microphone switching. Built-in cables simplify the initial connection.

Professionals and gamers needing dual-display

This switch suits users who want to operate two PCs with a single dual-monitor workstation, such as video editors, designers or gamers running separate rigs. It requires DisplayPort connections on both computers and monitors, so systems with only HDMI or VGA outputs will need active adapters. The specification notes no hotkey switching method, so buyers who rely on keyboard shortcuts to change ports should consider that limitation.

8K at 60Hz and 4K at 120Hz resolution support

The key specification is support for resolutions up to 7680 x 4320 at 60Hz and 4K at 120Hz, delivering high refresh rates for gaming and detailed clarity for creative work. Achieving these modes depends on the connected computers, monitors and cables also supporting the same resolution and refresh rate. The switch uses USB 2.0 for the computer links and USB 3.0 for the front peripheral ports.

How it compares

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Price $58.99
Cheaper than about 70% of the 4,010 comparable items (median $105.49).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameTRENDnet
Model nameKVMSW0002
Part numberKVMSW0002
Product typeUSB
Splitter / switch typeVGA Monitor Splitter only
Graphics
Monitor supportVGA DDC, DDC2, DDC2B
Ports & slots
PC connectionsPlug In
Console portsPlug In
Computer portsUSB 2.0
Monitor ports4 Ports
USB supportWith USB support
Size & build
Product dimensions14.33 in W × 12.83 in H × 9.06 in D
In the box
In the boxWith Built-in Cables
More details
Switching methodPush Buttons

Questions about this item

How do I install the KVMSW0002 and which step is often missed?

Connect both computers using the built-in DisplayPort and USB 2.0 cables, then attach two monitors to the DisplayPort outputs and plug keyboard, mouse, and peripherals into the four front USB 3.0 ports; the step often missed is using the supplied USB cables for both PC links, otherwise the front USB 3.0 ports stay inactive.

What maintenance or replacement will the KVMSW0002 need later?

No user-serviceable parts are inside; the unit relies on passive switching and built-in cables, so only the external cables or power adapter might need replacement if they become damaged over time.

What limit appears first during sustained 8K@60Hz or 4K@120Hz use?

The switch supports up to 7680 x 4320 at 60 Hz and 4K at 120 Hz, but sustained operation at those rates depends on the connected computers, monitors, and cables also meeting the same specifications; the first bottleneck is usually the source or display hardware rather than the KVM itself.

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