CKLau 4K HDMI KVM Switch 4 Port with USB 2.0 Hub & Audio Support - Multi-View Quad Screen Display up to 7 Modes for Home Office, Gaming & Video Editing (Includes Cables)
$157.03
$285.52
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CKLau 4K HDMI KVM Switch 4 Port with USB 2.0 Hub & Audio Support - Multi-View Quad Screen Display up to 7 Modes for Home Office, Gaming & Video Editing (Includes Cables)
$157.03
$285.52
45% Off
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Description
About this item The four channels of HDMI signals are integrated into one display terminal, so that four high-definition dynamic pictures can be simultaneously displayed in one large screen. The mouse cursor and keyboard input can be crossed through the screens (from PC1 to PC2, or from PC3 to PC4, or dragged freely among PC1, PC2, PC3 and PC4). Support three working modes: screen across mode (from PC1 to PC2, or from PC3 to PC4, or dragged freely among PC1, PC2, PC3 and PC4), switching mode and synchronization mode(synchronous operation required four computers with the same configuration). Support three switching modes: push button switch, wired remote push button switch, keyboard hotkey switch. Support 4Kx2K@30Hz(single-view), 1080P, 1080P 3D, 1080I, 720P, 576P, 576I, 480P, 480I. Drive-free for Windows 10/7/2000/XP/Vista, Apple iOS, Android, DOS, Unix, Linux, Mac, Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, Raspbian, Ubuntu, etc. › See more product details
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Awesome device, agree with other reviews.Only problem is the EDID button on the front, which the manual says toggles between 4K and 1080p modes, doesn't seem to work for me. The 1080p mode is not recognized by my monitor even though its my monitor's native resolution. The 4K mode works fine but since I have to run it in 4K mode, all of my text-based devices (Linux consoles) have the text too small to read.I might mitigate this by putting EDID emulators in all 4 input lines to limit their resolutions to 1080p but it doesn't feel like I should have to do this.
