CKL Monitor DisplayPort Computers Monitors Review

This is a beautifully made movement with a solid metal case but I had a problem. Depending on how you connect your audio cables, you might create a ground loop that causes a lot of hum. I've tried different combinations but couldn't fix it. Using a Bluetooth connection "fixed" my problem, but I need to switch audio and video, so it's not really a solution, just a way to fix the problem. identical CKL switches on other sites (use your imagination). It worked well and if it wasn't for the ground…

The instructions that came with this unit are terrible and the company offers no support. When I finally got it working after a month, it randomly lost connection to my keyboard. , then displayports, my keyboard turns off and on again, same goes for my second display losing connection, then back on again. I warn anyone who wants a KVM with Displayports that there is no support, bad instructions and my experience is a waste of money. At the moment I just got past the return window with the KVM…

Works as advertised. I have successfully shared my 2 monitors, mouse and keyboard between 2 PCs. I'm still working on the audio part as my audio system is currently optical. The only downside is the shipping packaging. I would happily pay a few dollars more to pack the product box in the big box with packing material. It was only in an oversized Revain plastic wrapper. One side of the box was broken, as if wild animals were playing soccer with it. Surprisingly, he wasn't injured. Items in this…

Not bad for a small KVM switch. Works as intended and has no problems switching keyboard and mouse between two desktops. I chose a dual monitor with display ports and am happy with it. Super easy to install and a lot smaller than I expected. You can remove it and use the advanced remote control to switch between desktops. Great product for the price.

Adjusted the work with difficulty. When it worked, I was very annoyed that it didn't use the keepalive signal to tell the PC that the monitor was still connected when switching. I have a monitor that I don't want to switch, and every time I switch from that computer, all my windows move to a small touchscreen monitor. Since the keyboard and mouse switching ports don't support my wireless mouse (and presumably my future wireless keyboard), I get a beep on USB disconnect every time I switch…

I had high hopes that this product would work with my Lenovo desktop for personal use and Lenovo laptop for business use. However, a docking station connected to a laptop via a USB-C cable will not be recognized by KVM as a dual monitor. I connected the dock to my laptop and had two HDMI cables going to two monitors. The laptop easily recognized two monitors and allowed me to set them up accordingly. However, when I connected the same two HDMI cables as input to the KVM, the laptop no longer…

Works well. It appears to be able to power hungry USB devices. The USB hub does not support communication (some KVMs do not allow certain Logitech keyboards to work). No display issues and I'm running it at 3440 x 1440/100Hz.

I had a 4 port Duel monitor (same brand) that was all HDMI. Have been doing it for years and it works great. Selling these now that I have them. Had to upgrade as I've built a new computer and used all the DP ports for the monitors I have. LG 2k monitors at 144hz. I run them at 2560x1440 resolution and 100hz. This switch handles them with no problems. I also have a work laptop with a dock connected to a second computer. It can't use the same resolution/Hertz as my desktop, but it still works…

I work remotely and use this to switch between my home computer and my home work computer (provided by my employer). It's been about a month since I installed it and it works great. Didn't think I'd use a wired remote, but you can actually place the switch anywhere (and out of the way) and just toggle back and forth. It was easy to connect. If I had one complaint, it was that the diagrams in the written instructions were too small to read without a magnifying glass. Luckily that's mostly common