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TESmart KVM Switch 2 Monitors 2 Computers, HDMI 2 Port Dual Monitor KVM, UHD 4K@60Hz RGB 4:4:4, USB 2.0 Hub, Stereo Audio, Hotkey, Button Switching, PC Keyboard Mouse Switcher Box with Cables

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Size: 2 PCs KVM Dual Monitor


Color: Grey


Features

  • KVM Switch 2 Monitors 2 Computers Perfect for hooking up 2 desktops or laptops to share 1 set of keyboard, mouse and 2 monitors for extended or respective display screens. The best KVM switch to keep your workspace tidy makes your life simpler and more efficient, and also a great home office setup. ( Each PC must make 2 HDMI video connections for dual monitor setups.)
  • Ultra HD 4K@60Hz Visual Enjoyment TESmart 4K KVM support up to 3840x2160@60Hz RGB 4:4:4 and downward compatible. Support 3D, HDR, HDCP, and Dolby Vision make the image display more exquisite and authentic, the color will be vivid and moving, and it will really be a feast for your eyes. Just enjoy the high quality video with the TESmart dual monitor HDMI KVM switch!
  • Keyboard and Mouse Seamless Switching No delay, zero latency keyboard and mouse switching makes your use smooth and enhance your work efficiency or gaming experience. Pass-through mode (Semi-DDM USB) makes it compatible with more keyboard and mouse devices. Supports wired, wireless, mechanical, multimedia, and gaming K&M (Not support wireless bluetooth K&M).
  • 3 Advanced Switching Modes TESmart 2-port KVM switch provides several switching options for different scenarios: Front panel keys for selecting manually, keyboard hotkeys for quick channel selection, IR remote control (AAA battery needed).
  • Support USB 2.0 Peripheral Devices This KVM switch has extra Standard USB 2.0 port for sharing scanners,USB driver, Printer, Usb hub, hard dish, etc. Meet more demands at work, no need to worry about connecting office equipment.
  • Stereo Audio Output Our 2X2 KVM switch comes with 2 3.5mm Audio Jack ports with a DAC chip inside, which can be inserted into a 3-segment 3.5mm earpiece device.
  • Wide Compatibility 2 port KVM switch HDMI Cross supports multiple operation systems. Compatible with Unix/Windows/Debian/Ubuntu/Fedora/Mac OS X/Raspbian/Ubuntu for Raspberry Pi and other Linux basic systems.
  • Support Hot Plug Disconnect or connect devices to the 2 monitors KVM switch at any time without turning off PCs. Plug and play without any software needed.
  • EDID Emulators KVM switch dual monitor has EDID emulators in the extended display mode, keep PCs always have correct information, prevent displays setting change while switching inputs.
  • What You Get & Warranty 1* Dual Monitor HDMI KVM, 1* IR remote control, 1* 12V DC power adapter, 1* User manual, 1* one-year warranty. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us.

Description

TESmart 2 Port Dual Monitor HDMI KVM Switch (HDMI+HDMI) 2 computers / PCs share one set of keyboard, mouse and 2 monitors 1.Dual monitors output support up to 3840x2160@60Hz RGB 4:4:4 for extended, mirrored or respective display. 2.Compatible with Unix/Windows/Debian/Ubuntu/Fedora/Mac OS X/Raspbian/Ubuntu for Raspberry Pi and other Linux basic system. 3.Support hot plug, disconnect or connect devices to the KVM at any time without turning off PCs. 4.With EDID emulators in the extended display mode, keep PCs always have correct information, prevent displays setting change while switching inputs. 5.Include all cables except cable for monitor. Read more True Ultra HD 4k Visual Enjoyment This 4K HDMI KVM switch dual monitor max supports 3840x2160 RGB 4:4:4 downward compatible. You can enjoy the most luxurious video with this HDMI KVM dual monitor Switch. 2 PCs Share 3 USB Devices This Dual Monitor KVM has dedicated mouse and keyboard ports. An extra standard USB 2.0 port works with printers, jump drives, USB headsets or webcams for teleconferencing. Meet more demands at work. Audio Output KVM Switch comes with a 3.5mm Audio Jack port with a DAC chip inside, which can be inserted into a 3-segment 3.5mm earpiece device. Read more Keyboard and Mouse Seamless Switching Available to use keyboard and mouse without any delayafter switching input sources. No delay, zero delay, no need to reinstall the driver. Use it smoothly and improve your work efficiency or gaming experience. 3 Convenient Switch Modes 1. Button Switching: Switch 2 signal sources in the extended mode by the panel button. 2. Hotkey Switching:Press scroll lock+ scroll lock+... or the right ctrl+ the right ctrl+... 3. IR Remote Control( without AAA battery). A Higher Level of Keyboard and Mouse Compatibility Keyboard and mouse pass- through mode (Semi-DDM USB) makes it compatible with more keyboard and mouse devices. Supports wired, wireless, mechanical, multimedia, and gaming K&M (not support wireless bluetooth keyboard and mouse). Read more How could I upgrade my KVM switch to make sure it's always compatible with the latest keyboard, mouse, and monitor? Peripherals are constantly being updated even the same model, which may cause compatibility issues. Fortunately, the TESmart KVM switch is compatible with most peripherals on the market. If there are any exceptions, our technicians will serve you with an upgrade for free. Please feel free to reach out to us at any time if you have questions or concerns! How do I reach out for support? If you have any questions or encounter issues, there is downloadable user manual and troubleshooting at the bottom of the detail page. Additionally, you can reach out for support if needed. In the past year, we have founded a professional team to deal with problems from different customers within 12 hours. What is the best KVM Switch for me and what factors do I need to take into account when choosing? It's important to carefully consider what is the best KVM switch for your configuration depending on your application requirements and the switch features. In order to find the best KVM switch for your configuration here are the major questions to consider: 1.Existing PC Setup - Purchase a KVM switch that supports the number of computers in your setup. 2.Required Video Formats - It is best practice to use the same video connections wherever possible. 3.Multiple monitor support? Ensure every computer can support the number of monitors you are looking to use in your setup. This is 2 computers 2 monitors KVM switch. 4.Hotkey support- TESmart KVM switches support the use of hotkey combinations to complete tasks such as switching between computers. How can I get the sound from L/R? 1. Please confirm what output interface is the computer equipped with? (DVI? HDMI?) If your computer is equipped with DVI output, normally that the DVI output does not carry audio signals, so the audio signal cannot be output to the speaker. 2. After you connect the headset, you need to switch to the computer ith the audio device turned on. Only the computer that controls the audio playback will output audio. 3. If you have controlled the computer to turn on the audio device, select the correct audio output channel. (Right-click the speaker, open the sound settings, select the correct HDMI output device, and set it as default.) Upgrade Support Choice Audio HKS0402A1U HDK0402A1U HKS0403A1U HKS0802A1U PKS0802A10 HKV0402A1U Connector Type HDMI+HDMI HDMI+DisplayPort HDMI+HDMI+HDMI HDMI+HDMI DisplayPort+DisplayPort HDMI+VGA PCs 2 2 4 4 4 2 Monitor out 2 2 3 2 or 4 after cascading 2 or 4 after cascading 2 4K@60Hz ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Extended Display ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ Respective Display ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ ✓ × Audio Output 1 L/R 1 L/R 2 L/R 2 L/R 2 L/R 1 L/R+1 Mic USB 2.0 1 1 3 3 3 1 DCCI × × × ✓ ✓ × RS232 × × ✓ ✓ ✓ ×


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No


Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 11.81 x 4.33 x 1.18 inches; 1.32 Pounds


Item model number ‏ : ‎ HKS0402A1U


Date First Available ‏ : ‎ December 2, 2020


Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ TESmart


Best Sellers Rank: #130 in KVM Switches


Customer Reviews: 4.0 out of 5 stars 897 ratings


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  • Works with Mac Mini 2018 and MacBook Pro 2016
Size: 2 PCs KVM Dual Monitor Color: Grey
Works like a champ save for one issue. The older wired Apple Numeric Keyboard (model A1243) does not work in the keyboard port. The unit comes with a keyboard usb port, a mouse usb port and a separate usb 2.0 port. If you must use the Apple Numeric (A1243) keyboard, you'll have to plug it into the usb 2.0 port and not the keyboard port. However, the 'hot keys' feature only works for keyboards plugged into the keyboard port... so if you use an Apple Keyboard, you won't have any hot keys. Perhaps my Apple keyboard is just too old... I have not tried the newer Apple Magic Numeric Keyboards. YMMV My Setup: - A cheap 104-key generic numeric keyboard plugged into the keyboard port. - An old USB 2.0 powered hub plugged into the usb 2.0 port - An Apple Magic Trackpad 2 (model A1535) plugged into the powered usb 2.0 hub - Mac Mini 2018 running macOS 12.5.1 (Monterey) - HDMI port to TESmart HDMI - USB-C to HDMI dongle to TESmart HDMI port - USB-A to TESmart USB-B (the port that looks like a "D") - MacBook Pro 2016 running macOS 12.5.1 (Monterey) - USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter HDMI to TESmart HDMI - USB-C to HDMI dongle to TESmart HDMI port - USB-C Digital AV Multiport Adapter USB-A to TESmart USB-B (the port that looks like a "D") - Samsung U28E510 - 4K 60Hz HDMI #2 port - Samsung U28E590 - 4K 60Hz HDMI #2 port The TESmart drives both monitors at 4K 60Hz flawlessly. The hotkeys are awesome. I knew you could switch both monitors/keyboard/mouse from system A to system B, but I had no idea you could split the system. Here's how it works using a compatible 104-key keyboard plugged into the TESmart "keyboard" port: - scroll-lock scroll-lock 1 = will switch everything to system A - scroll-lock scroll-lock 2 = will switch everything to system B - scroll-lock scroll-lock 3 = will put monitor A to system A and monitor B to system B, leaving keyboard and mouse with system A... and here comes the coolest part... Press right-alt right-alt and the keyboard/mouse switch to system B. So you can easily have a dual monitor setup per system or with a couple of hotkeys switch it to a single monitor system showing both systems (one on each monitor) and then easily toggle the keyboard/mouse between the two systems. Got something you need to keep an eye on that's running on system A but you want to work on system B? scroll-lock scroll-lock 3 followed by right-alt right-alt. Boom! You can see A while working on B. Need to control system A for just a bit? right-alt right alt = now you are controlling system A while still seeing A and B at the same time. What could be better? - Wish the wired Apple Keyboard would work in the keyboard port. You can still use the Apple Keyboard, just not in the keyboard port which means you don't get to use the hotkeys (which is the biggest selling point of the system in my opinion). - Wish they would add ONE feature to the included remote. If they would do this, then I would ditch the cheap 104-key keyboard and go back to the Apple keyboard. Program one of the unused buttons (there are 8 buttons on the remote and only 4 of them are used) to mimic the right-alt right-alt. With the remote, you can switch to system A dual monitor (press M or 1), system B dual monitor (press M or 2) and even split one monitor per system (press P). But you cannot toggle the keyboard/mouse with the remote when you are in split mode. If TESmart is reading this, please add that feature to the remote as a firmware update which will make the remote mimic all of the hotkeys. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2022 by mofsoft

  • Very solid, does its job, not perfect
Size: 2 PCs KVM Dual Monitor Color: Black
I'm currently using this with a pair of 4K 60Hz monitors, both of which support HDR and FreeSync (more on this in a moment). A USB keyboard and mouse, both gaming hardware, are connected to the KVM. As for devices, I have an iVANKY dual USB C dock for an Intel MacBook Pro, which is producing dual HDMI outputs which feed the KVM. The secondary device is a traditional desktop computer, where the dual HDMI outputs are connected to an Nvidia RTX 3080. There are no other USB devices connected to the KVM. On the positive side, this setup almost always works perfectly. I did need to disable the low-latency mode on the keyboard in order to connect it to the keyboard port on the KVM, and this in turn is required if you want to use the keyboard shortcut to swap between inputs (which I do). This is unfortunate and noticeable, but otherwise not a big deal. Both the mouse and the keyboard appear to the connected computers as generic USB input devices, so I lose out on most of the gaming features of the mouse, but this isn't noticeable for the most part. The only annoying bit was bouncing back and forth between computers during initial setup, attempting to normalize the mouse acceleration between two different operating systems. Swapping time between inputs is right around 2-3 seconds, during which time the monitors go dark but inputs are respected. In practice, this is generally fine. Unfortunately, the experience is not *perfect*. The most common complaint that I have is infrequent instabilities which seem to stem from the switch. This has manifested as input device issues (e.g. mouse input being ignored), or even display issues (e.g. the left display being black, though still recognized as a display, and only on one of the input computers). In all cases, restarting the KVM resolves the issue, but it's an annoying step to have to take. Additionally, FreeSync doesn't work through HDMI. It's *possible* that I could do something tricky with HDMI-to-DisplayPort cables, but I haven't tried and I doubt that it would work. In general, if you're looking for a variable refresh rate solution, you're going to need a DP KVM rather than an HDMI solution. This is probably my only regret with this device. As a final complaint, I do wish that the low latency keyboard mode were supported. From the keyboard side, what this does is it cause the keyboard to emulate a USB hub with multiple connected keyboards, which in turn allows it to bypass the limitations on the USB Keyboard protocol. In theory, the KVM could respect this, but it would be challenging and I understand why it does not. Overall, I do recommend this device, but expect to have a certain number of annoying and random technical issues, usually resolved with power reset. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 14, 2022 by Daniel Spiewak

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