🖥️ TESmart UHD 4K@60Hz DisplayPort + HDMI Dual Monitor KVM Switch with USB 2.0 Control, Supports 2 Computers with DP+HDMI+USB Inputs and HDMI Ports for 2 Monitors (Grey) Review

Great job I originally bought the red version of this product which has two HDMIs for each computer instead of DP and HDMI for each computer. During this process, I found that USBC going to HDMI has some compatibility issues in major standards. It's not the product's fault, it's just the truth. So when I had a USBC to HDMI converter from my laptop, the red version of the product didn't work properly. I could go straight from my laptop to the monitor with a converter and it would work, but not…

Specific problems I'm having: Both monitors turn off at random intervals, image noise (e.g. monitor turns off, resolution changes for no apparent reason, when laptops wake up.I would say that on average I have to remove the KVM every 2 hours or so.That means on a typical work day I'm fiddling with cables, rebooting my computer or turning the KVM on and off about 4 times a day My setup: Two monitors connected to KVM via HDMI An external USB 3.1 hub: printer, keyboard, mouse, webcam Hub connected

Unfortunately I had to return this product. If this item is enabled, the monitors will not sleep regardless of the computer's power management settings. Even without a connection to a computer, the monitors do not sleep. If monitors are directly connected to any computer and the computer is idle, the monitors will go to sleep as expected. Not recommended until this is fixed. Also the mode "single monitor per PC" (mode 2) does not work as expected. In this mode I expected PC1 to appear on…

Look at all the new TESmart KVMs and you will see that most of them have "HDCP" on the first picture. It's not like this. Of course, TESmart will not release a non-HDCP compliant KVM that supports 4k 60Hz and 1440p 144Hz, right? Not correct. HDMI ports support HDCP, but DisplayPort does not. That means things like Revain Prime videos will only show in 480p and some other services will refuse to play at all. You can turn off the monitor that receives the original DisplayPort signal (so you only…

I decided to go with this option after seeing StarTech's dual monitor dual DP KVM switch. Many users have complained about the lack of EDID support. In my experience, StarTech is kind of a fluke, so I went with this nice external product. It looks just as amazing in real life as it does in the picture; It works very well with my red dual monitor setup. The initial goal was to be able to use my mouse, keyboard and two monitors while working from home (I have all of the above in the office). I'm…