SABRENT KVM Switch, peripheral sharing with 2 port USB C inputs, 2 ports USB-C outputs, 60W (PD 3.0) | 2 USB ports | 1 HDMI port 4K@60Hz, thunderbolt compatible, Control two pcs with one monitor

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Featuring exclusive function by BEZEL Xsoftware, the US3342 allows two laptops to share files and data across two different platforms - Window and Mac, by dragging the mouse from one screen to another. The BEZEL X software makes it easier to control and transfer files in a fingertip. A key feature of the USB-C connector is its symmetric design allowing for insertion in either orientation. This makes the USB-C connector user-friendly yet complicates the development of devices using the USB-C standard. The orientation is defined by the cable or downstream device in the system; more specifically, by components inside of the USB-C male plug of a connection. The USB-C specification makes determining connector orientation a responsibility of the active devices in the system. This KVM Switch from Arkidyn Plus is quite similar, in its offering, to the Sabrent KVM switch. However, this device offers users two 3.5mm combo ports instead on one. So, it is ideal for setting up a dedicated microphone and external speaker system.

Established in 1932, our range has steadily expanded over the years and we’re now proud to bring you a comprehensive range of computer and AV connection technologies.That might seem plenty, and for most users, it will be fine. But if the USB ports are used for connecting external drives and the display is being run through the system, the available bandwidth might not be enough for optimal file transfer speeds. A KVM switch achieves this by connecting one keyboard, one monitor, and one mouse to multiple computers. By using this device, you can save considerable time and effort. Thus, you can significantly improve your productivity and get better results for your efforts. Also, most KVM switches do not support a dual monitor setup with 4K resolution. Users who seek productivity and multitasking can rarely do without this monitor configuration. Fortunately, newer USB-C KVM switches like the one from Cable Matter offer Dual-4K monitor setups. Ports A cluttered desk leads to a cluttered mind, which leads to procrastination and low productivity. One cannot over-emphasize this statement in the context of working on computers, more specifically, working on multiple computers.

The KVM switch performs exactly as expected, seamlessly allowing me to switch between connected devices without any hiccups. Presently, most USB-C KVM switches offer you a USB-C to HDMI 2.0 connection. Hence, the best video resolution you can get is 8K@30Hz. Alternatively, you can choose to have a 4K@60Hz specification for a dual-monitor setup. Can I connect additional peripheral devices other than a keyboard or mouse? The device supports video resolutions of 4K@60Hz via the HDMI 2.0 port. You also get three USB-A 2.0 to connect peripheral devices. Additionally, the box also features four USB-C ports—two to connect computer inputs and two for the power source to enable Power Delivery. The switcher also thrives when it comes to audio capabilities, offering analog audio de-embedding features as well as support for DANTE/AES67 network connection to send DANTE/AES67 audio stream directly to a dedicated audio system. I can't make any claims to the power delivery, though I would expect it works fine. My laptop does not support charging over USB-C so I couldn't really test that.

Its user-friendly interface and simple setup made the whole process a breeze, saving me time and effort. When KAC is enabled, there is only a VBUS/+5V connection and no data connection to the devices on the affected Mux channels. As such, USB policy states that with only a small amount of power may be drawn by devices where there is no data connection. The Control Port on USB-C-Switch is used to both power the switch and to establish software control. The USB-C-Switch does not have a separate power connection. All power and control functions (including channel selection) are under software control from the host PC. The first and most significant advantage, the device offers an unmatched 8K@30Hz video output, whereas most others offer a 4K@60Hz. Alternately, you can set up a dual 4K@60Hz to enhance your productivity and multitasking needs. All of this is thanks to the HDMI and DisplayPort interface that the device has to offer. However, a dual monitor setup is only for Windows and Linux that uses DisplayPort Multi-Stream Transport (MST). For me, I just wish the output could be USB C and then allow passive charging as that will eliminate any additional power inputs, and also expand the USB capacity if the connecting monitor, like mine has USB connections on it.