CKL 8K USB C KVM Switch 2 Port, Full USB-C In/Out KVM Switch, 2 USB-C Laptop to 1 Monitor Keyboard Mouse Sharing, USB 3.0 Hub & Audio, Plug Play for Mac Windows

Product Description

The USB C KVM switch allows you to control two computers or laptops or compatible USB-C devices using a single keyboard, mouse, and monitor. 

It is designed with USB C input and output, makes it possible to connect apple studio display directly with stunning 5K resolution, for monitors without USB C interface, you can use compatible USB C to HDMI, DisplayPort or VGA adapter.

This KVM switch is ideal for high-resolution applications such as office multitasking, programming, multimedia design, and video editing, optimizing productivity and creating a clutter-free desk

Key Features 

• Controls 2 USB-C computers with one keyboard, mouse and monitor
• Supported resolutions: 1080p, 2560×1440@160Hz, 4K@144Hz, 5K@60Hz (DSC), 8K@30Hz (DSC)
• Support direct connection to Apple Studio Display without resolution rendering. Also works with HDMI, DisplayPort,  VGA monitors using proper adapter
• Built-in EDID emulation for stable and optimal display
• 4 switching methods: front panel button, wired remote, keyboard hotkey, mouse switch
• Compatible with Windows 10, macOS 15+, Thunderbolt devices
• Plug-and-play, no driver required
• Auto detection: automatically switches to the next active device (default off)
• Power-off memory: remembers last active port
• Auto scan mode: adjustable interval 8–999 seconds
• 4× USB 3.0 ports, data rate up to 5Gbps
• Independent 3.5mm audio and microphone jacks

What's included in the package:

• 1* USB C KVM Switch
• 2* USB C cables
  
• 1* DC power adapter
  
• 1* Wired remote
  
• User manual

Click here to view or download the user manual including data sheet.

FAQ: 

Q1. What type of USB C version does it support?

A1: It works with Laptops with integrated Thunderbolt 3/4 or USB 4 port (DP Alt Mode).Compatible with Windows 10/11, macOS 15+, Thunderbolt devices. 

Q2. If I connect one Mabook Pro and one Windows laptop to the KVM switch to share one Apple Studio Display, will it display 5K@60hz when Windows is selected?

If your Windows graphic does not support 5K resolution, it will display the recommended resolution, Usually 4K@60-144hz.