AV Access KVM Switch 2 Monitors 2 Computers, 8K KVM Docking Station | 100W PD, 1G Ethernet, 10Gbps, 4K@165Hz, 8K@60Hz, Dual Monitor KVM Switch for Laptop & Desktop, Ideal for Work & Gaming Setups

【One Setup for Two Computers & Two Monitors】Bring your USB C work laptop and desktop PC together in one shared dual-monitor setup. Share the same keyboard, mouse, audio, network, and USB peripherals, then switch between computers with the top button or wired remote—no cable swapping or rebuilding your setup when moving from work to play.

【8K Clarity or 480Hz Speed for Every Detail and Every Move】Choose the display performance that fits your setup. The desktop side supports up to dual 8K@60Hz or dual 4K@165Hz, with 1080p reaching up to 480Hz/360Hz for ultra-smooth gaming. VRR, FreeSync, G-Sync, and HDR support help enhance high-refresh gameplay. Compatible Windows USB C laptops support up to dual 4K@60Hz. ❗Actual laptop resolution and refresh rate depend on the laptop’s own graphics and USB C video output capabilities.

【One USB C Cable for Dual Displays, Data & 100W Charging】Come back to your desk and connect your laptop with one full-featured USB C cable for dual 4K@60Hz video, up to 10Gbps data, 👍and up to 100W charging at the same time. Less plugging and unplugging makes this dual monitor KVM switch easy for hybrid workers to dock a laptop, get productive, and take it with them when the workday is done.

【More Than a KVM—Your All-in-One Desk Hub】More than a traditional KVM switch, this KVM docking station combines KVM switching with an 11-in-1 dual monitor USB C docking station, keeping displays, USB devices, audio, SD card, and Ethernet connected in one central setup. Replace separate KVMs, docks, and hubs for a simpler workspace—ideal for home offices, hybrid workers, and anyone managing two computers at one desk.

【Both Computers Stay Online While You Switch】Keep both computers connected to Gigabit Ethernet at the same time, even when one is not selected. Downloads, updates, cloud tasks, remote sessions, or other background work can keep running while you use the second computer—especially useful when development, remote work, or long-running tasks cannot afford an unnecessary interruption.