K1 USB C KVM Switch 1 Monitors 2 Computers, 4K@120Hz HDR, 100W PD 3.0, Dual USB-C Input KVM Switches, Share Keyboard & Mouse, Aluminum Design, Compatible with Windows, Mac, Linux, Android

This KVM works great and it truly supports 4K 120hz on MacOS! I am using it with a MacBook Pro M4 and MacBook Air M2, connected to a Dell monitor via HDMI and it works perfectly! Have in mind the video inputs in the KVM are USB-C only, with a single HDMI output. The inputs in the front of it are very convenient too! What an amazing find!

Exceeded my expectations, specially for the price point. Set up couldn't be easier. super fast switching, and great quality. Very impressed.

Very minimalistic. USB-C cables that came along are just the right size. The switching time is around 8 seconds, the last time I measured. I think that is good enough for me, given that I switch only 1-2 times a day. I was in doubt if my External HDD is compatible. Thankfully, it is compatible. I did observe a rare flicker, maybe once every 2 days.

HDR does not work. Power delivery slow. Aluminum gets hot. Cable management poor. Overpriced.

I have quite a collection of computers and devices for fun and for work and I don’t want to have 10 monitors strewn around my house. So I quickly buy KVM switches anytime I see a deal on them. This is a nice-looking compact model with a premium build quality. The price is right and it works flawlessly to switch between my minisforum mini pc and my old HP desktop that I keep photos and media on. You get two nice USB-C to USB-C cables in the box which is a bonus. Switching is very fast, limited only by the speed of your monitor and whether or not auto input or power saving mode are enabled on it. Setup is literally just plug and play, zero drivers or setup needed. [If, for some reason it isn’t working, make sure your PC already recognizes the monitor over your chosen cable type prior to using the switch.] **Side note** With my Dell 27” 1440p monitor, it loses connection for a split second, but that is a fault of the monitor being far too aggressive on power saving, which has been frustrating even with one PC hooked up when I need to restart to access the bios. Your PC/devices MUST have any of the following forms of USB type C video out: full featured USB 4, Thunderbolt 3,4, or 5, USB DP Alt Mode. I THINK it will also work with the old DisplayLink protocol over USB 3, but you would still need the DisplayLink software. DisplayLink is usually on the older Dell USB 3 laptop docks from around 10 years ago. Overall, this is one of the nicer KVMs in my setup and hopefully it will last in the long run. Will update in the future.

Works great. No issues switching between 2 laptops. Easy to setup. Easy to share usb drives etc. You have to use your own 67w or more power plug.

This KVM is actually a really brilliant combination of a USB C laptop docking station with a KVM. What I mean by that is you only need to connect a single USB-C cable to your computer and that connects the computer to an HDMI display, keyboard, mouse, and any other USB devices you are feeding into the KVM. Compared to a traditional KVM where you would have a separate display connection. There is no network connection through the KVM so devices do need a separate network connection but if you're using WIFI then the network connection is wireless. That makes this an especially good KVM for use with a laptop that you want hooked up to a monitor and keyboard some of the time and portable on its own some of the time. The KVM has ports on the front and rear, a button for switching the host on the front, and LED indicator lights indicating which host is selected. On the front is the button, the indicator lights, and USB input ports that will be connected to the host. So for example your keyboard and mouse that you are sharing to the host computer. The rear has the USB-C ports for connecting to the hosts, the HDMI output for your display, and charging port. I measured the KVM at 5.2" wide, 2.6" deep, and 7.3" tall. I weighed it at 6.63 ounces. As it only uses one cord for display and accessories it's quick to plug the hosts in. You do need a USB-C port that supports video output. I believe all recent laptops do so. My desktop computer with a motherboard released in late 2023 does not. So you'll want to check your specific devices. But, if everything is compatible this is a KVM that requires a minimal amount of cables.

Switching between computers fails. 4K signal drops constantly. USB ports not recognized. Very frustrated.

NICE WORKING LIKE IT DESCRIBED, Ease of use and Installation too.Value for Money and it is compatible when i connect two laptops and flip around them with a click of a button.No issues with Connectivity.

Works exactly as described, used to switch laptop/galaxy samsung phone, mouse/keyboard/video.

Tengo dos monitores conectados a una consola, y dos ordenadores. Esto me permite ocasionalmente compartir uno de los monitores conectados el iPad. Lo que es genial es poder usarlo con la simple potencia que entrega el MacBook y si no uso la potencia de uno de los monitores para el iPad. Muy buen cacharro. Mejor de lo que esperaba

Compact KVM ideal for travelling. Has the USB-C's for connectivity which means less wires. The USB-A and USB-C is handy for connecting shared devices. Feels premium with the slight heft and button press. Takes about 4-5 seconds to switch. I am using a Windows and MacBook and a Samsung 2k monitor.

Perfect!!! and supports 4k @ 120Hz among other things. And due to small size and shape you don't really miss a remote. You might want to replace the provided usb-c cables with longer ones, depending on what side of the laptop the usb-c ports are. Power delivery to the selected computer. Switching time is physiological if you use usb-c instead of separate HDMI and USB and power towards the laptops.