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

Features

• KVM Switch Dual Monitor HDMI 2 PortThis Dual Monitor KVM switcher 2 monitors 2 computers allow you to control 2 PCs by only one set of keyboard & mouse,share 4 USB devices and 2 monitors(Extend display mode or copy display mode). Please note that the extended mode can output two different screens, and the copy mode can output two identical screens.
• Ultra HD 4K@ 60Hz2 port HDMI KVM switch dual monitor support input of different resolutions, such as 4K@60Hz, 1440P@60HZ, 3D and 1080P@60Hz or lower resolution. Note: if you need a 4K resolution , please use version 2.0 HDMI cable and make sure your computers and monitors support 4K
• KVM Switch with 4 USB 2.0 PortsDual monitors HDMI USB switcher with standard USB 2.0 port which can recognize wired/wireless keyboard mouse USB hard drive printer or other USB devices.please note that this KVM switch not compatible with HD Webcam and macbook pro well,so we don't recomand connect to our product.
• Great Compatibility & 2 Switching ModeMLEEDA KVM switch HDMI driver-free for Windows 10/8/8.1/7/Vista/XP and Mac OS,Linux.plug and play,no external power required. you can press the button on the panel or use the desktop controllerincluded in the package to switch the computers.LED indicate the active computer.
• USB HDMI KVM With Wide CompatibilityDual Monitor KVM support many kinds of input devices,such as PC,Laptop,Apple TV,PS3/PS4,Xbox.it is widely applied for Office,Multimedia Teaching,Meeting Room,etc.
• NoteThis dual monitor KVM switch requires each computer to have 2 HDMI output ports and supports extended display, Support DVI/VGA/DP/USB C to HDMI converter. If your computer only supports single display, then this product cannot help you get dual display function.
• After connecting the computers and the monitors through KVM, you need to set the screen output mode on the computer (press Windows+P) and select the output mode in the pop-up window on the screen. Otherwise, only one of the two connected monitors has an image.