8K HDMI KVM Switch 2 Monitors 2 Computers, 8K@60Hz Dual KVM Switch for 2 Computers Sharing 2 Monitors, Keyboard, Mouse, Hard Drives, Printer, with EDID Adaptive, 2*USB Cables, and Controller.

Extremely Impressive! Seamless Dual-Monitor KVM for Ultimate Productivity I recently added the Steetek 8K HDMI KVM Switch to my setup, and it has completely transformed the way I work and game. Here's why I'm absolutely thrilled with it: 1. Stunning 8K Video & Smooth Switching This KVM properly handles up to 8K@60 Hz with HDCP 2.3, delivering breathtaking clarity and crisp visuals across Windows and Mac—plus support for 4K@240 Hz, 2K, 3D, and 1080p for older gear. 2. Dual Monitor, Dual Computer Control It effortlessly lets me control two computers using just one set of keyboard, mouse, and monitor. Whether for juggling work and casual gaming on a PS4 or rotating between two desktops, it’s silky smooth. 3. Handy Remote & Adaptive EDID The wired remote switch simplifies toggling between systems—no need to reach behind the desk. The Adaptive EDID automatically adjusts display settings, guaranteeing stable, hassle-free visuals every time. 4. USB 3.0 Peripherals Made Simple It includes three ultra-fast USB 3.0 ports (up to 5 Gbps) for sharing peripherals like printers, flash drives, and external drives between machines with ease. 5. Plug & Play Setup with Thoughtful Extras No drivers needed—just plug in using your own HDMI 2.1 cables (not included) and you’re good to go. The package includes two USB 3.0 cables and that much-appreciated wired remote. Plus, the lifetime warranty gives real peace of mind. Bottom Line: If you're after an elegant, high-performance solution to control two systems on dual monitors—especially with visually demanding tasks like gaming, video editing, or development—this Steetek KVM switch is an absolute winner. Highly recommend!

TL;DR - Delay to frequently disconnecting peripherals (keyboard and mouse), generate this high-pitched noise every 30s-1m or so. Gave it a chance but can't recommend to others. Same problem as another reviewer that peripherals are unreliable and get disconnected pretty much every time I would like to use my desktop. I needed to unplug usb cables or power reset the device every time I turned the pc on. Another issue I found was the high-pitched noise coming from the device at a frequency of every 30s to 1 min or so. It goes away by itself or when you touch the device as demonstrated in the video but only momentarily. Super annoying if you are using anything other than a headphone.

It works prefect, I can now switch between working laptop and private pc seamlessly. One thing to highlight is that NO HDMI cables are included, you need 6 of them for 2 monitors. The Heat level is good so far, acceptable. The size can fit the desk corner. The switch buttons work well on switching the PCs, one in the front and the other at the back. It’s good for the money, no need to spend money on the additional monitors.

So, I waited a good 3 weeks before writing a review. For all those who are wanting to get a switch, it can be a daunting task (if you are like me!), and the amount of choices and options out there make it harder to zero in and pull the trigger. I got this at full price (60$ + tax if I remember), and I recollect being so frustrated having to reach over to the monitor control and selecting the output and then having to remove the cables for my mouse and keyboard and plug them into the macbook hub. Finally, I just completely caved in and purchased this one day. The hub comes with the wires that you might need to plug it in, and get it up. You will have to supply your own hdmi cables or the DP cables, whichever option you choose. Additionally, the hub also comes with a button that allows you to just switch between the computers. This is connected by 3.5mm, which is pretty ingenious since then you can also just plug in a longer one if you so choose, depending on your setup. For me, I have all the wires plugged into everything, and I have mounted this switch under my desk with strong double sided table . As to how it works, well, if setup correctly, you just need to press the button and it works. Whatever you have plugged into the switch will just transfer over to the other computer. For me, this happens to be my 32 inch 4k monitor, a keyboard and a mouse. I don't have need for more ports than that, since I don't use speakers for my macbook, and the desktop speakers for the PC are plugged in directly to the PC ports. FWIW, my setup is - Macbook pro used for work - Gaming PC - 1 x monitor - wired keyboard - wired mouse Coming to the issues: - Once every 20-21 switches, you might see that the mouse or keyboard is not switching over. This happened frequently when it was new, but since then, I have replaced all the cables with good quality braided cables fearing that the bends under the desk would be causing this issue. I can say that using better quality cables has reduced this, but not completely eliminated it. The good news is that I just reach under the desk and power cycle the KVM switch. This is literally the only reason I am docking a star. And that's it. I don't think that there's anything else to complain about. Especially for this price. I was looking at startech which are gold standard apparently, and their KVMs run > 100$. For half the price, I am willing to live with the occasional issue.

I give 3-star rate due to the functionality of the Box: Everything seems to work ok except for the Keyboard, number-key on the right-side of keyboard did not works Not sure why? alphabet works fine plus number-key on top row works. It just the group digit-key on the right nothing works, if I plug keyboard directly to computer, it works fine By the way I use USB-Wire keyboard and mouse, no wireless I hope someone have an idea to solve this? Edit my review: Saler respond to my request for help very quickly but did not help me as much, till I discovered and solve my own problems, I used Windows-11, and this version build in lot of features that I did not know like you press Certance key repeatedly Windows will turn on some other function without you knowing it, my case it turn on Mouse-key and cause my numeric-key pad to stop functioning, I did not know till I search google for help. Thanks to google that help me solve my issue.