Dual Monitor KVM Switch HDMI 2 Port 4K@60Hz,MLEEDA USB Extended Display Switcher for Computers Share Monitors and 4 2.0 Hub,Desktop Controller Cables Included

HDMI KVM switches 2 ports: with this KVM switch 2 monitors 2 computers, you can control 2 PCs with a set of keyboard mouse, 4 USB devices and 2 monitors (extend the display mode or copy the display mode). Please note that the advanced mode can display two different screens and the mirror mode can display two identical screens. Ultra HD 4K @ 60Hz: 2-port HDMI KVM switch 2 PC 2 monitor supports input of different resolutions, such as 4K@30Hz, 1440P@60HZ, 3D and 1080P@60HZ or a lower resolution. Note: If you need 4K resolution, please use version 2.0 HDMI cable and make sure your computers and monitors support 4K! KVM Switch 2 Monitor with 4 USB 2.0 Ports: 2 monitors HDMI USB switch with standard USB 2.0 port, which can detect wired/wireless keyboard mouse USB hard drive printer or other USB devices. Please note that this KVM switch is not compatible with HD webcam and MacBook Pro. Therefore, we do not recommend connecting to our product. Great compatibility and 2 switching modes: MLEEDA 2 monitors KVM switch driver-free for Windows Mac OS and Linux. Plug and play, no external power supply required. You can press the button on the control panel or use the desktop controller (included) to switch between computers. LED indicates the active computer. USB HDMI KVM with wide compatibility: KVM switch 2 PC 2 monitors supports many types of input devices, such as PC, laptop, Apple TV, PS3/PS4, Xbox. It is widely used for office, multimedia education, conference room, etc. Note: This KVM switch with two monitors requires that each computer has 2 HDMI output ports and supports extended display, not compatible with DVI to HDMI cable/VGA to HDMI cable. If your computer only supports one screen, this product cannot help you get the double screen function. After connecting the computers and monitors via KVM, you need to set the screen output mode on the computer (press Windows + P) and choose the output mode in the pop-up window on the screen.