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A set of wired/wireless keyboard mouse controls 4 computers, sharing 3 monitors, suitable for users with Multiple computers and monitors, supporting Mirror mode and extended Mode, helping you balance work and play.
You can choose between mirror mode or expansion mode as needed among the 3 monitors. Mirror mode can output three identical screens, while expansion mode can output three different screens.
Each PC needs 2* HDMI +1*DP +1 * USB cable to connect to this KVM switch
Camgeet 3 monitors KVM switch compatible with USB-C docking station, USB C to HDMI, USB C to Displayport,Displayport to HDMI cable or converter.
To achieve higher resolution and refresh rate, please use HDMI2.0/ Displayport1.2 cables and conversion cables or converters with good compatibility.
KVM switch 4 computers 3 monitors support resolution up to 3840*2160@60Hz and backward compatible.Note: If you need 4K@60Hz resolution, please make sure your HDMI/Displayport cables, computers and monitors support 4K@60Hz.
3 monitors KVM switch with 4 USB 3.0 ports for keyboard, mouse, printer and other peripheral USB devices. work as a 4 in 4 out USB 3.0 switch.
Caoimhin Breidenbach
Reviewed in the United States on March 30, 2025
Works well as a monitor switch (sometimes).For connecting to Macs with USB-C, I'd recommend a hardware USB -> USB-C adapter as some USB -> USB-C cables don't work.
Cameron Pietrafeso
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2025
4 computer kvm switching with Edid for under $300. It sounded too good to be true, and it was. The video switching seemed to work ok (both HDMI and DP). The USB however had issues. I don't know if I got a bad one but my Windows PC reported errors with the USB, though it seemed to mostly work (just a keyboard and mouse). A couple of Linux systems however (different hardware) would not recognize the USB devices through this. They acted like nothing was plugged in (tried different cables, ports, and a different kb). The USB feature of this just wouldn't work at all with them, even in the BIOS (no OS involved) . So, back it goes and reenforcement of that old lesson is all I have to show for my troubles "If it sounds too good to be true..."
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