DP Dual Monitor KVM Switch DisplayPort 1.4 8K@30Hz 4K@144Hz,MLEEDA DP Extended Display KVM Switch for 2 Computers Share 2 Monitors and 4 USB 2.0 Ports,Wired Remote and 4 Cables Included

The KVM switch was very easy to set up. One thing I wish was clearer is that it only comes with two displayport cables, and if you are trying to connect two PCs to the KVM switch you will need four cables. Thankfully I live close to an electronics store so it was easy to pick those up.

This works well. it WORKS with my mac pro M1 thunderbolt dock and tunderbolt -> Display port adapter my company provided. it WORKS with my windows gaming PC. It requires ZERO configuration, mucking with, etc. plug it in, and it starts working.it DOES NOT include EDID emulation. When you switch from PC 1 to PC 2, it disconnects the monitors from PC 1, and the OS on PC 1 will respond with disconnect actions, like moving windows to the laptop.The box includes two display port cables and two USB cables, all about 4 feet long. The wired remote cable is also about 4 feet long, and includes a disk of double-sided tape to stick it down with.Overall the quality exceeds my expectations. no EDID emulation sucks, but I didn't expect it at this price point.Update:I just threw the box away yestereday. the left monitor's started 'flickering' occasionally. its like a bad electrical connection or something. it's probably going to explode in a ball of fire.Update 2: when my PC comes out of standby, I hear the USB/hotplug disconnect sound and never get any video until I cycle the kvm switch back and forth. seems like more low quality electrical connections. I really think this is a piece of junk.

I bought this for work and worked great. I did have an issue where the DP stopped producing video. I looked under the KVM and sent an email to them explaining my issues. They gave me troubleshooting steps and when those did not work, they wanted to send a replacement. I was so happy that they were willing to make things right. Thanks for everything!

Very rarely do KVMs come with so many displayport outputs/inputs - I bought this for my two monitors and it works mostly well. Initially had problems with my keyboard and mouse briefly turning off and on again but this was remedied by using the 5V in cable and switching to a different usb connector to my pc.It worked perfectly with my 3440x1440 ultrawide monitor at 165hz And 2560x1440 144hz monitor when I was using a Nvidia RTX 3070Ti - however, I noticed issues when I briefly used a AMD 7900XT which was remedied by changing the cables to DP1.4 ones (not a huge deal). Then I switched that out for a RTX 4080 and weird monitor issues (occasional white lines briefly appearing on my monitor and briefly black screening) began occurring again on my 3440x1440 monitor at 165hz. It seems to be caused by the KVM as directly connecting my monitor to the gpu hasn't caused the same issue, but I still need to verify if it might be a port issue (gpu or monitor side), cable issue (some DP1.4 cables are not properly created to handle display stream compression etc) Or KVM issue.Most people probably won't have such high refresh Rate high bandwidth displays so it really isn't a huge issue for 95% of people.

Worked great for my two computers to connect to 2 displays and a single mouse/keyboard setup. Then over the past month, components have crapped out- first one of the USB ports, then one of the display ports stopped working. Now it's useless.

While struggling with WFH on my own machine and dual screens, work finally gave in and provided a "work" device.The Mleeda Dual DP KVM just fits the job nicely.have the computers below the desk and the remove button push below the screen.Hasnt faulted or given odd results in the 4 weeks I've had it so farOn the bonus, the 4 USB's are great for sharing the likes of a web camera between the two machines as well

I work from home so switching between my work PC and my home PC happens all the time. This is exactly what I needed and it works flawlessly. One monitor is a 4k monitor while the other is a standard 1080p, on PC has the 4k Monitor at the highest resolution while the other is at 1440p.Switching back and forth with both PC's it works perfectly and the remote makes it so simple.

The product description advertises support for 4k at 144hz. Ultrawide resolution is less than 4k, so I figured this unit would work well. It does great at 60hz, no issues. switching to 144hz on my vid card resulted in small visual glitches and an occasional 2-3 second black screen. The worst is when the PC wakes up from sleep - the screen goes black on and off for 2-3 minutes before it finally settles. It's almost as if the DP signal is lost altogether and restablished.After troubleshooting the monitor and vid card for hours, I finally removed the KVM from the scenario and presto, no more issues. The supplied cable works at 144hz so that's good, but the unit doesn't seem to handle 144hz well. This was using a Dell S3422DWG and asus tuf gaming 4070 ti. I will be returning this and researching a known good 144hz DP 1.4 KVM. This breaks my heart because this product is otherwise amazing - it's compact, has the correct ports, and great price. I can recommend it for 60hz users.