CKL USB C Thunderbolt KVM Switch Dual Monitor 2 Port, Full USB-C In / Out, Max. 8K@30hz, 5K@60hz, 622T-T

Product Description This dual monitor USB-C KVM switch is designed for systems that support dual USB C video outputs, enabling you to control two computers or laptops with one set of keyboard and mouse while connecting to two monitors for extended or mirrored display. It is designed with USB C inputs and outputs, makes it possible to connect apple studio display directly with stunning 5K resolution, for monitors without USB C interface, you can use compatible USB C to HDMI, DisplayPort or VGA adapter. This KVM switch is ideal for high-resolution applications such as office multitasking, programming, multimedia design, and video editing, optimizing productivity and creating a clutter-free desk. Key Features Controls 2 USB-C computers with one keyboard, mouse and 2 monitors Supported resolutions: 1080p, 2560×1440@160Hz, 4K@144Hz, 5K@60Hz (DSC), 8K@30Hz (DSC) Support direct connection to Apple Studio Display resolution rendering. Also works with HDMI, DisplayPort, VGA monitors using proper adapter Built-in EDID emulation for stable and optimal display 4 switching methods: front panel button, wired remote, keyboard hotkey, mouse switch Compatible with Windows 10, macOS 15+, Thunderbolt devices Plug-and-play, no driver required Auto detection: automatically switches to the next active device (default off) Power-off memory: remembers last active port Auto scan mode: adjustable interval 8–999 seconds 4× USB 3.0 ports, data rate up to 5Gbps Independent 3.5mm audio and microphone jacks What's included in the package: 1* USB C Dual Monitor KVM Switch 4* USB C cables 1* DC power adapter 1* Wired remote User manual FAQs: Q1. What type of USB C version does it support? A1: It works with Laptops with integrated Thunderbolt 3/4 or USB 4 port (DP Alt Mode). Compatible with Windows 10/11, macOS 15+, Thunderbolt devices. Q2. If I connect one Mabook Pro and one Windows laptop to the KVM switch to share one Apple Studio Display, will it display 5K@60hz when Windows is selected? A2: If your Windows graphic does not support 5K resolution, it will display the recommended resolution, Usually 4K@60-144hz Q3: What if I only have one Apple Studio Display and another HDMI or DisplayPort monitor? A3: If so, please use an USB C to HDMI or USB C to DP adapter to connect your HDMI or DP monitor. Resolution also depends on the adapter. User manual: View or download the user manual including data sheet.