StarTech.com SV231DPDDUA2 - 2 Port DisplayPort Dual-Monitor KVM - 4K

2-Port DisplayPort Dual-Monitor KVM Switch - 4K 60Hz - TAA

This dual DisplayPort KVM switch combines next-generation digital display standards with seamless KVM control. The 2-port KVM switch features audio and USB peripheral support along with dual-display capability, which makes it easy to create a multimedia workstation that can switch between two dual-head or twin DisplayPort systems.

Maximize productivity with dual video

With support for two DisplayPort video inputs and two different computers, this KVM switch helps maximize productivity.You can access multiple computers, giving you the freedom to multitask and increase your productivity. Each of the DP ports supports resolutions up to 4K for maximum screen viewing space. You can also use low-cost adapters to achieve a dual-monitor setup using your computer's secondary HDMI or DVI port.

Astonishing picture quality

The dual DisplayPort KVM switch supports resolutions up to Ultra HD 4K at 60Hz, and can drive two large DP displays with ease. This makes it the ideal solution for creating workstations where high-quality imaging is critical, such as for graphic design.

Complete multimedia control

The KVM switch features auxiliary 3.5 mm audio ports that let you share independent analog audio, from each of your connected computers, with your desktop speaker set. With independent audio support, along with dual 4K DP video, you get full multimedia control between different computers which makes this the perfect KVM switch for creative professional applications such as video and sound design or editing.

Convenient peripheral sharing

This KVM switch offers a built-in 2-port USB hub that's separate from your HID keyboard and mouse. This enables you to share USB peripherals between each connected computer and avoid the expense of separate equipment. The USB hub automatically switches your connected USB devices to the selected computer, saving you the hassle and cost of outfitting each of your computers with their own peripherals.