8K Displayport KVM Switch 2 Monitors 3 Computers 8K@60Hz 4K@144Hz,Camgeet Dual Monitor KVM Switch Displayport with 4 USB 3.0 Ports for USB Devices,Wired Remote and 12V Power Adapter Included

So I bought a Mac Mini and found that it comes with nothing no keyboard no mouse nothing. So instead of buying all of those things again. I decided I was just going to use what I had and get a KVM switch to share them. This one's build quality looks really good feels solid and comes with all the cords that you'll need to hook up your second and third computer. The delivery speed was awesome they got it to me right away. I think it's a good value for the money for what you get. I'm hoping this switchability is good between the Windows PC in the Mac. While this one doesn't seem to have all the functionality that some of the more expensive ones do it has what I need. I'll update my review after I've been using it for a while hope this helps you make a decision on your purchase.

OK, early early first impressions (I just got this and have used it only about an hour) ..After being twice disappointed with earlier switches I was ready to again be let down. Not so! This is a well built and well thought out switch. Everything you want on the back side is on the back and everything you want on the front is right where god intended. In the box is everything you need, three sets of good quality DP and USB cables, the power supply, and a remote switch (which I tried, it works, but I don't need).While the box supports two displays I am running only one 5k monitor (5120x2160, 30hz). The switch works well, I get nice clear pictures on all three systems (two linux, one Windows). Gone is the glitching and brief disappearing I was experiencing with earlier switches.I am hopeful this great experience lasts, if it does not I'll be back to update.

The DP KVM works well most of the time except for on occasion the screen goes blank for a couple seconds. Also the lack of EDID emulation is annoying compared to my previous switch but I do have a work around for my laptop. I use the KVM with two desktops and one laptop. Because of the lack of EDID emulation when I switch to one of the desktops, windows 10 running on the laptop puts all the windows on the laptop screen. This is annoying because when I switch back to the laptop all the windows go back to my main display including the one that were on the laptop display. Very annoying. To work around this, I connected an HDMI cable from my laptop directly to my monitor. The laptop now thinks that my monitor is connected to two different displays, one DP one HDMI even though they are both the same monitor. I then configured windows to duplicate the display connected to the HDMI port on to the DP port. This keeps the windows from moving when I switch away from the laptop as the HDMI port is always connected to the monitor and so the windows don't move.

This was one of the cheaper options I could find when shopping for a KVM - was a little nervous because of that, but I decided to give it a shot.I haven’t noticed any issues after a month while using both Mac and Windows devices connected to two 4k displays. Any problems I’ve run into have been due to system/display/peripheral configurations that I messed up on my own. Saw some reviews mention that input switching taking a bit longer than expected, but in my experience any “delay” when switching between devices isn’t any longer than changing inputs on a monitor directly (the KVM might even be faster).Would highly recommend this if it has the I/O you’re looking for!

Unfortunately, I didn't set this unit up until I needed it. I assumed it would work properly, but it isn't. It works fine with my lesser work PC, but when connecting to my main PC, it results in untenable flickering. I tried different Displayport cables to make sure they are certified and nice, but the only fault comes down to the unit. Not satisfied, would return if I could.

So far this is not a recommendable unit, but it will work in simple computer applications.Pro's My large screen works on it, all the cables you need come with it.Con's Screen goes blank every now and then, no rhyme or reason, just does it. The mouse and KB are glitchy when switching between computes. I had to pull and re-plug a couple times so that that issue needs to be figured out. As of now I'm going to use a Bluetooth mouse/KB and move the controller from computer to computer (defeats the purpose of the KVM, but the monitor does switch).Haven't attempted to use a jump drive in the KVM USB so more testing will need to be done. I assume this will not work because of mounting issues and you should not do it this way anyway, just want to test it. But based on the M/KB not working well I have no confidence.