HDMI KVM Switch 4 Computers 1 Monitor 4K@60Hz 2K@120Hz 4 Port KVM Switches 4 in 1 Out Support 4 PCs Share 1 Monitor and 4 USB Devices Like Keyboard Mouse Printer etc. With External Accessories
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Inputs
1*HDMI2.0
1*HDMI2.1
2*HDMI2.0
2*HDMI2.1
1*HDMI2.0+1*DP1.4
1*HDMI2.1+1*DP1.4
Outputs
1*HDMI2.0
1*HDMI2.1
2*HDMI2.0
2*HDMI2.1
1*HDMI2.0+1*DP1.4
1*HDMI2.1+1*DP1.4
USB standard
USB3.0*4
USB3.0*4
USB3.0*4
USB3.0*4
USB3.0*4
USB3.0*4
Maximum resolution
4K 60Hz
8K 60Hz
4K 60Hz
8K 60Hz
4K 60Hz
8K 60Hz
Features
4 PC share 1 monitor
4 PC share 1 monitor
4 PC share 2 monitor
4 PC share 2 monitor
4 PC share 2 monitor
4 PC share 2 monitor
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Remote Control
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4 x USB 3.0 cable
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DC12V Power Adapter
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【Kvm Switch 4 Computers】The kvm switch 4 port allows 4 computers to share one monitor and 4 USB 3.0 devices, enabling you to control 4 computers and one monitor directly with a single set of mouse and keyboard. With just the press of a button, you can seamlessly switch between the four computers. This plug-and-play solution simplifies your workspace and boosts office efficiency.(Please note that using this device requires that each of your computers and monitors contain at least 1 HDMI port.)
【KVM Switch with 4 USB 3.0 Ports】The kvm switch hdmi comes with four standard USB 3.0 ports, allowing four computers to share four USB devices such as mice, keyboards, printers, and scanners. USB 3.0 supports transfer speeds of up to 5Gbps, backward compatible with USB 2.0, 1.1, and 1.0, providing transfer speeds 10 times faster than USB 2.0.(Please note: The device does not support Bluetooth mouse and keyboard without USB receiver.)
【Ultra HD 4K@60Hz】The 4k kvm switch is equipped with standard HDMI 2.0 ports, supporting a maximum resolution of 4K@60Hz and 2K@120Hz, and is backward compatible with lower resolutions, delivering an immersive and lifelike visual experience. Please note that the 4K@60Hz resolution can only be achieved if both your computer’s graphics card and display support this resolution. (To ensure smooth video output without stuttering, it is recommended to use a high-quality HDMI 2.0 cable).
【Stable Transmission & Two switching modes】The 4 port kvm switch is equipped with a 12V 1A external power supply to ensure stable job, even when connecting high-power USB devices. It supports two switching modes: panel buttons and infrared remote control (included), allowing for convenient and efficient one-touch switching. (Note: To ensure proper device job, the external power supply must be connected.)(Note: The device does not support hotkey switching.)
【Ease of Use Wide & Compatibility】The HDMI KVM switch is plug-and-play, allowing for one-touch switching without the need for driver installation. It is widely compatible with Windows/Vista/XP/Mac OS/Linux and Unix systems. It supports the switching of most HDMI devices or signal sources, such as TV boxes, personal computers, and laptops. It is widely used in offices, classrooms, meeting rooms, home theaters, and gaming locations.
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Customers like the performance, lag, and quality of the electronic switch. For example, they mention it works great, has no lag and the seamless switch between input sources ensures zero delay. That said, some complain about the signal and ports. Opinions are mixed on ease of use.
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Mike Sullivan –
Works between windows and mac at 4k and 120hz
I’ve been using this KVM for a few days now and at first I wasn’t too thrilled with it. It works great switching to windows, but I had a lot of issues switching to my M1 MacBook Pro. When switching to my mac the display would flicker on, then off and not find a signal. The keyboard and mouse would cycle on and off and the entire thing would sit and flicker back and forth on and off trying to establish a connection.I reached out to the seller to suggested it may be a resolution issue and that’s when it occurred to me that I was running the monitor in my mac at a higher than supported 165mhz refresh rate. I changed the refresh rate to 144hz and it’s worked fine ever since. I’m currently running it at 4k and 120hz though since that is the officially supported refresh rate and the extra 24hz won’t make a difference for my work.I’m currently only using the kvm with a single monitor, but I like that I have the option to use a second. I have the unit mounted under my desk (no mounting holes or screws provided with the unit) and I’m using the provided remote (wired) switch on my desk to swap between my windows and mac computers. After adjusting the refresh rate I haven’t had any issues with the KVM swapping between windows and mac. My monitor, keyboard, mouse and headset all move seamlessly between the two computers. There is a longer delay when switching from win to mac vs mac to win, but I think that has more to do with my mac being slower to wake up and respond.Overall happy with the product and the fact that you can reach out to the company and they provide same day support through email.
Jim Z –
Works Great
I’m picky about technology when I am buying something that is a unitasker. This unit just works well, I’m switching between four devices and it is responsive and no issues. Easy to use. Easy to connect. Compact but not too small to make it difficult to use, designed well.
L Anderson –
Works Great
I’ve been using this for several weeks now and have had no problems or glitches.I have it mounted underneath my desk top and use the remote switch to switch the monitor, keyboard and mouse from a home PC to my work computer when working from home.No more plugging in several different cords over and over. It’s been great.
FLAFarmer –
Junk – Does Not Work
This KVM does not work.I’ve worked in IT for 25 years. I’ve run a tech support team. I’ve managed hardware for an office of 1000 users. I’ve done development. I know a lot about computer hardware and software, including how to troubleshoot issues. And I’ve been using KVMs since the days of PS/2 keyboards and mouses. So I know what I’m talking about.This KVM does not work.Only the HDMI port would transfer video. The DisplayPort ports would not work. I tried multiple combinations of plugging this in, powering on, powering off, unplugging this, unplugging that, turning the device on and off, switching via the button, switching via the remote, plugging in all the cables, plugging in just this monitor, plugging in just that monitor. Nothing could get those DisplayPort ports to render video. Nothing.And all that’s before I even tried to plug in the cables for the other computer. And, yes, I tried that, too. I tried everything.This KVM does not work.
STL Girl –
Due to Macbook Technology, Does Not Wake Closed Macbooks When Switched
I’ve been using this KVM switch for about a week. I have a Macbook 2020 M1 and a Macbook Pro 2015. I got this KVM switch with the plan of being able to store my laptops closed in a stand out of the way to free up space and wires on my desktop, but I’ve not been able to get the switch to the macbooks when their clamshell is closed and they are asleep – switch does not wake them. Unfortunately, after a lot of research and troubleshooting, it seems it has to do with the technology Mac uses, not necessarily a fault of the switch. There are some less than ideal workarounds, one of which includes setting your mac to never sleep when closed. But not all Mac’s include this setting, and it’s not a viable long term solution. (My Macbook Air had such a setting, in Battery, I toggled on “prevent display from sleeping on power adapter when display is off” which solved issue for switching to the Air when display was closed. But my 2015 Macbook Pro does not have such a setting.) I’ve read about some other potential solutions that involved running a script on the Macbook, and some others that suggested a switch with “mouse emulation” may solve this issue. I have not tried either.Otherwise, the switch was working ok. I had about a 6-7 second delay between switches, but from what I’ve heard in speaking to my husband and others who have used switches, this is not unusual. Seems a very small price to pay to switch all my peripherals at the click of a single button, had I worked out the closed display switch problem. I did experience a few times where my magic keyboard (plugged in to switch via cord), wasn’t registering via the switch after I switched. It was easily resolved by unplugging the cord going into my keyboard and then plugging back in, but that was over the course of a week. I had this issue also twice with the Dell display I was using initially, where when switching to one computer, even though it was open and awake, it didn’t connect with the monitor and the monitor displayed “no signal”. I’m not 100% sure this was the fault of the switch. It was while using an older Dell monitor that my husband said he had experienced a couple issues with in the past, though I hadn’t. I switched out the monitor and had not experience the issue again in the couple of days of using it with the switch.On a positive note, I did get 4K 60hz output as advertised for this switch as advertised.Had to do some additional troubleshooting at first, but turned out to be an issue related to monitor – while my older Dell monitor was capable of 4k at 60hz, it was only via the DP switch and not the HDMI, out of the gate. But found a solution via a forum, with instructions on how to make a change to the HDMI port via the monitor settings and disable HDMI 1.4 which enabled the HDMI port to support 60hz. In hindsight, if I’d understood that limitation with my monitor I might have looked into a a DP switch instead of an HDMI switch.The seller did respond to my question but acknowledged that due to Mac technology, it may not be compatible in the way that I had hoped, so unfortunately, I’ll be returning this switch. Hope this review helps others using macbooks.
Courtney R. –
Works Mostly as Advertised
I am currently using this device to switch between my work laptop, and personal computer, both are Windows machines. I have two monitors, a mouse, and a USB headset hooked up to it, and for the most part, it does its job well. When Iâm on my personal computer, I canât even tell the KVM is there. However, when using my work laptop, it will occasionally swap the monitors. Monitor 2 becomes monitor 3, and vice versa. This fully disrupts my workflow, so Iâll need to go into Display Settings and change them to match their physical setup. Then, the next day, they are again swapped. I did not have this issue at all when using this laptop with a prior two monitor setup. Itâs an inconvenience, but not a deal breaker. If the manufacturer reads this and knows of a solution, Iâd be thrilled.
DMUL –
When it works it works great. That said, it has some occasional issues that I have not had with previous KVMs in the same setup. One of the PCs detects the 4K monitor as 1080p about half the time. It I switch the monitor to another input and back again it detects as 4K (so it is something to do with the switching). The other PC occasionally has issues with the USB inputs. Sometime everything works but the mouse, other times none of the USBs work. These cases require the USB to be unplugged and plugged back in to correct. Switching between PCs does not correct the problem.
twrks –
The âATLAHET HDMI KVM Switch HDMI 2 Port 4K60Hz for 2 Computersâ is a versatile KVM to share one set of HDMI monitor, and four USB ports between two computers. The four USB devices could be divided between four USB devices, including a Keyboard/Mouse, USB stick/HDD/SSD, printer, scanner, and/or USB hubs that could extend the capability to even more USB devices. So you are not really limited to just four USB devices, but as many USB devices as you can connect to four USB 3.0 ports that are provided.The KVM is light with a metallic (magnetic) outer shell. I mention the magnetism, for if you want to attach a magnetic hook to it for hanging somewhere around your workspace. As long as there is no interference with your devices this can be a decent way to use magnetic hooks to hang these around your workspace. If the casing was plastic or aluminium you would not be able to do that.The case is solid metal with hard edges and a hollow feel to it. It has a rough like matte black finish. There are air vents on the sides to let the heat out, and the ports are aligned flush with the case.It works right out of the box. The connections are simple. All you have to do is to connect your shared monitor to the HDMI out, and your shared USB 3 devices to one of the four available ports. Then you connect the computers HDMI and USB cables to the PC1 in and PC2 in ports available. Now you can switch between the computers using the white switch for that purpose, or you could also connect a control cable that is provided. This cable has a rubber exterior button that has a tactile feel to it. Probably much more joy to use than the cheap plastic feeling button that is on the unit itself.Like any other KVM there is going to be a delay when switching. And also depending on what kind of USB devices you are using, you may have to manually disconnect the device first in the operating system, before making the switch, to prevent any corruption in data or the device drivers.
Ryner –
it’s good but the remote button doesn’t work, you have to press the button on the actual hub.Edit: about 1 week later, there are now other issues with the product. When I’m playing games, because my mouse, keyboard and headeset are all connected to the KVM switch, sometimes the KVM switch cuts out which leaves me disconnected entirely from my computer. Also has weird glitches where when i unplugged my laptop charger, the KVM switch would stop working for my laptop. It was weird. That being said it is quite cheap so can’t complain in regards to this aspect
TRONG H. –
Product works perfectly as described, saving me so much space on my small home office desk. Just the product I am looking for! A minor issue for me was that the supplied USB 3 cables are a bit too short (roughly 1 metre) which doesn’t suit with my current office desk setup. I ended up having to relocate things around a little bit, but that’s not a problem at all (just wishing the cables are a bit longer).The seller was kind enough to extend the product’s warranty to 2 years if you register the purchase with them by sending your Amazon Order # to the email address in their contact card provided with the package. Excellent service Haobin!
Jones –
I recently had the opportunity to try out the ATLAHET HDMI KVM Switch, and I must say that it has made my computing experience significantly smoother and more efficient. With the title of this review, “Effortless Multitasking Made Easy: ATLAHET HDMI KVM Switch Review,” I’ll dive into my experience with this powerful device.The ATLAHET HDMI KVM Switch is a 2-port switch that supports 4K60Hz resolution, allowing you to seamlessly switch between two computers using a single monitor, keyboard, and mouse. This functionality is invaluable for those of us who need to manage multiple devices without the hassle of constantly plugging and unplugging cables.One of the standout features of this KVM switch is its support for USB 3.0 devices. It comes equipped with four USB 3.0 ports, which means you can connect your keyboard, mouse, and two additional USB devices with ease. This is a huge advantage for individuals who rely on high-speed data transfer or have peripherals that demand the extra bandwidth.Setting up the ATLAHET HDMI KVM Switch was a breeze. The package includes a desktop wired controller, which simplifies the switching process. You can effortlessly switch between your connected computers with a push of a button, eliminating the need to navigate complex menus or deal with software-based switching. It’s straightforward and user-friendly, making it suitable for both tech-savvy users and those who may be less technically inclined.The package also includes two USB cables, which is a thoughtful addition that ensures you have everything you need to get started right away. The build quality of the switch and cables feels solid and durable, giving you confidence in its long-term performance.Overall, the ATLAHET HDMI KVM Switch offers a seamless and efficient solution for users looking to streamline their workspace and manage multiple computers with ease. Whether you’re a professional juggling work and personal tasks or a gamer who wants to switch between different gaming rigs, this KVM switch is a versatile and dependable tool.In conclusion, the ATLAHET HDMI KVM Switch lives up to its promise of “Effortless Multitasking Made Easy.” It’s a reliable, easy-to-use, and well-built device that simplifies the process of managing multiple computers and USB peripherals. If you’re in the market for a KVM switch, the ATLAHET HDMI KVM Switch is certainly worth considering.