HDMI KVM Switch 2 Montiors 2 Computers USB 3.0, 4K@60Hz KVM Switch Dual Monitor with 3 USB 3.0 Ports and Audio, 2 Port KVM Switch with Dual Monitor Cross Display for 2 Computers

This is the 4th of several KVM switches I've tested over the last 6 months and this is the ONLY one that works according to specs, is fast-switching, and has been reliable for months now. I've used a lot of KVM switches over the past 20+ years and this one ties with others costing up to 10x the price. I can't recommend this device highly enough. 😊My configuration is 2 laptops, 2 docking stations, this KVM switch, and 2 1080P gaming monitors which are also hooked up to my high-end gaming PC. Each hookup is thus:Laptop -> dock -> 2x active DP-to-HDMI adapters -> 2 8K@60Hz HDMI cables -> KVM -> 2 gaming monitors.The KVM switch also has these connected USB devices: keyboard+mouse, mic, speakers, and a powered USB 3.0 hub. (The keyboard and mouse share a USB bluetooth receiver.)Notes:- The switcher on the front of the KVM is FAST! The monitors and all USB devices are functional w/in 2 seconds of switching laptops.- I use only cables that are over-rated for what I need as this gives me "breathing room" for now and room for future expansion (e.g. 4K monitors once they become affordable).- Using a USB 3.0 hub connected to the KVM, data throughput is high, and I frequently transfer 1GB+ sized videos & audio files.- This KVM's construction quality is very high! Even with hard usage, it doesn't even get warm to the touch.- I also swapped the USB speakers for standard bookshelf speakers and the USB mic for a normal mic (both using a 1/8" stereo mini plug) and they also work perfectly.- I also swapped the wired mic with my Mackie 12-channel mixer and it works perfectly as well.- I also have a good 1080P webcam connected to the KVM which I use occasionally, and it's always worked perfectly with Zoom, Webex, Teams, and Skype.PS Amazon's review form only has 1 relevant category (value for the money), so just take it on faith that this KVM switch is built extremely well, is high-performance, reliable, and easy to use.PPS If you get 1 of these KVM switches, do not skimp on your cables. Most KVM switch issues are because of poor-quality cables. And if you are using an adapter (e.g. DisplayPort -> HDMI), make sure it's ACTIVE. Lastly, even if you're using 1080P monitors today, future-proof yourself by getting cables rated for 4K@60Hz so you can later upgrade to better monitors when they become affordable.

This is my first KVM. I didn't realize that I needed extra HDMI cables to connect the screens to the computers. Be sure to have 2 HDMI per computer plus 2 extra to connect the monitors. Also make sure that the computers have HDMI ports, if not, you may also need to get a hub. Other than that, works great & easy to set up!

I had an extremely frustrating experience with this KVM switch. The ends of the HDMI cables get very hot where they are connected to the switch (which could be the cause of various issues). My 4k monitor works fine for a while, and then it starts blinking / blacking out if connected to the switch for an extended period of time, and then it just goes blank. Second monitor also goes blank once in a while. I find myself constantly playing around with the switch to make it work -- I'm switching between inputs frequently, I turn it off and back on, I even tried using various different HDMI cables, switching 4k to lower resolutions, etc. This is a very poor quality product. It's beyond Amazon return window, but (much) less than one year since purchase. When I search for the manufacturer (Yeemie Pro), I'm not finding a legit support site. Waste of money. I do NOT recommend this product. I wish there was a way to get a refund.

I really like the “Yeemie Pro - KVM Switch HDMI Dual Monitors 4 Computers”. I bought it in April 2024. I tried a cheaper model for $79, it was not satisfactory. The switch time was inconsistent and long (7 to 10 seconds) and sometimes longer. Sometimes it failed to switch. This “Yeemie Pro” always switches within 2 to 3 seconds. I have been using the wired remote switch that comes with the “Yeemie Pro”. The remote switch is a very good size and is easy to use. Another thing about this model is that it extracts audio from the HDMI cable and provides an output jack that can be used to connect to the speaker system. This audio extraction function was not part of the $79 model, so I had to buy an additional HDMI audio extraction device to make sound available to my speakers. With the “Yeemie Pro”, the keyboard, monitor, and mouse all switch correctly. I do not use two monitors, so I cannot comment on that feature.I am very pleased with the “Yeemie Pro”. It works as I expect a MKV switch to work.

Pros:1. Low cost2. Small and light3. Wired remote control4.Works well (tested with two computers at 2560x1440 and 60 Hz frame rate)Cons1. Takes a few seconds to switch2. It Comes only with 3-ft USB cables, which maybe too short for some arrangments3. The ports are crowded, not each to plug and unplug cables4. Only three USB ports available. If you use two for keyboard and mouse, only one spare port is left.Tips1. For audio output, select "USB Plug and Play" as your output device on computer2. Additional cables needed: all HDMI cables for computer and monitor, longer USB cables needed (USB-A to USB-B)3. There is no manufacturer identified anywhere. If you need technical support, you can contact the seller (DonRiver).

The build quality is nice and solid. The unit switches quickly from one PC to the other. Very easy to set up. Allows you to show one PC on one monitor and one on the other, or one PC on both monitors.

This was something I should have added years ago. I have one 4K monitor, and two desktops, notebook, Mac mini, Logitech unifying receiver, USB hub with microphone and external webcam connected to this and it all switches seamlessly. The biggest selling point for me was the wired remote switch that I can place in a convenient location by my keyboard/monitor, leaving the switch pushed back almost out of sight. I may add a second monitor at some point, and this switch provides for that should I find desk space for one.

I have this KVM switch installed with three different computers using a dual monitor setup. All three computers output via DisplayPort and can be selected using the remote corded switch that can be placed near my keyboard. The remote corded switch has an LED light to show which computer is selected. The connection junction box also has an LED light showing which computer is currently active. For some reason the AC adapter has a white cord with a white power brick while the supplied USB-A to USB-B are black on colour. The remote switch also has a black USB-A to USB-A connector.

ディスプレイ切り替え、キーボード・マウスの共有にはまったく問題がなかったが、サウンド出力に問題があった。しかし、その後の対応で再送して頂ける事になった。やり取りも大変スムーズで、回答を何日も待つような事もなく、とても丁寧な対応は非常に好感が持てた。個人的にも大変サポートが素晴らしいと感じた。

The 8K@60Hz USB3.0 KVM Switch is a versatile and powerful solution for managing multiple computers with a triple monitor setup. Supporting up to 4 PCs and offering connections via 2 DisplayPort and 1 HDMI, this switch is ideal for users who need seamless control over multiple systems while utilizing high-resolution displays.The switch supports impressive resolutions up to 8K@60Hz and 4K@144Hz, delivering sharp and smooth visuals for demanding applications. The inclusion of 2 DP1.4 and HDMI2.1 inputs ensures compatibility with the latest high-definition standards, making it suitable for both professional and gaming environments. The 3 USB 3.0 ports are also a useful feature, allowing you to connect peripherals like keyboards, mice, and external drives across all connected computers.The build quality of the KVM switch is solid, and the switch operates reliably with minimal lag or signal degradation. The device also supports audio switching, which adds convenience by allowing you to manage both video and audio output through the same switch.

For what it is, this Yeemie Pro 8k 4 PC KVM is a good barebones 4PC KVM. However, what it is might not actually be enough for your use case.First, it's DisplayPort only. While this is probably okay for newer hardware and PCs with discrete video cards, many older PCs and monitors still rely on HDMI as their primary video connectivity. Right out of the gate, that makes this KVM inferior to those which offer three video ports per PC: typically dual DP and one HDMI. Pay close attention to the video-out ports on your PC.As far as video connectivity goes, it does support DP1.4 fully, and - unlike my old HDMI KVM - it successfully passes through the video signal information to enable G-Sync functionality on my primary monitor, which is a huge plus.The next hit-or-miss item is the number and placement of USB-A ports. This unit has three, all USB 3.0, and all front facing. This is great if you run your cabling over your desk, and not great if you run it down behind your desk as I do. Some KVMs offer ports on front and back, but this one is very small and the form factor doesn't permit that. Three ports is also what I'd consider the bare minimum, as the keyboard and mouse will take up two, leaving only one for a webcam, external hard disk, or USB drive. Frankly, four should be standard.The optional external switch is well done. It has individual buttons for each of the four PCs, which illuminate blue LEDs to show which is selected. It connects to the box via an absolutely inexplicable choice of a USB-A to microUSB cable, but it works. Selection can also be done on the front of the box itself if desired, by pressing the appropriate button. A note about the LEDs on the box - they are bright green, and very bright at night or in dark spaces, so much so that they are distracting and I found they need to be covered. It wouldn't be an issue if mounted under the desk and using the external switch.The box integrates AUX ports for mic-in and headphones-out. I did not test these as I used an external DAC for audio. It is a nice touch for basic use, however, to just quickly connect a headset or mic.The box includes the four USB-B3 to A cables required to connect the USB capabilities to each PC, the external switch and its cable, and a power adapter. The power adapter is white, oddly enough, and doesn't match the colour scheme of the KVM itself. It is cULus certified for electrical safety in Canada which is a wonderful discovery as many power adapters sold online are not.All told, its a no-frills way to connect up to four PCs to a single pair of monitors, mouse, and keyboard, but you need to make sure the limited selection of ports will work for your uses, especially the choice of Displayport-only video as HDMI-to-DP adapters don't always work properly and can be expensive.

新しくPCを購入するのに伴い、本KVMを購入しました。他のレビューの方が変換ケーブルを使ったら認識しなかった、といったことがあるみたいですが私は全く問題ありませんでした。古PC(DVI) → KVM(HDMI)という接続です。もちろんケーブルとの相性もあるのかもしれせんが、おそらくは双方向対応のケーブルを使っていなかったのではないかと推測します。双方向ではない普通のDVI～HDMIケーブルを買ってしまうと、大抵はHDMI(PC側)→DVI(モニタ側)という変換になりますので、DVI側のコネクタをPCに挿してもモニタに何も映りません。私の場合、たくさんのポートを余すことなく利用しようと考え、以下のように接続しました。何の問題もなく使用できています☆IN①：新PC（HDMI）→ KVM（HDMI）IN②：古PC（DVI） → KVM（HDMI）※DVI～HDMI双方向変換ケーブルIN③：ノートPC（HDMI） →KVM（HDMI）IN④：iPhoneX（Lightning→HDMI）※充電しながらTV出力できるやつ。純正ではない。OUT①：新モニタ（KVM：HDMI → モニタ：HDMI）OUT②：旧モニタ（KVM：HDMI → モニタ：DVI）これだけ接続しているのにマウスとキーボード（あとXBox用コントローラｗ）が１つずつで済んでいます。めちゃスペース有効活用できています！ご参考になれば幸いです。