high compatibility,match various devices】the high compatibility of this kit enable it identify and match various display devices automaticly,also capacitate it support many kinds of input devices or signal sources switch,such as pc, laptop, ps4, ps3, nintendo switch, etc. On top of that, it has VESA’s DisplayHDR 400 certification meaning that HDR content gets a boost in peak brightness up to 400-nits and there are 16 dimming zones that can improve the contrast ratio and dynamic range in scenes where dark and bright objects are far apart. Features

The stand of the monitor is quite sturdy and offers a good range of ergonomics, including up to 130mm height adjustment, -5°/20° tilt, +/- 30° swivel and 100x100mm VESA mount compatibility. UHD resolution looks incredibly sharp even on 32″ sized screens, so with roughly 140 PPI, you get plenty of screen real estate and crisp details. At this pixel density, scaling is optional as some users go with the native 100%, while others prefer 125%. The buttons to swap machines are easy to access from the front of the switch box but you can also use a mouse or keyboard hotkey or the included wired remote. Switching takes a few seconds but this is a minor inconvenience at most. Though, be warned that this switch doesn’t always play nice with Mac or Linux operating systems, so be prepared for some extra issues if you aren’t 100% on Windows.dual monitor kvm switch】 this dual display kvm switch allows you to use a set of keyboard and mouse to control 2 computers, share 4 usb devices and 2 monitors and support copy mode and extension mode (requires your computer to have 2 hdmi port) copy mode: two monitors output the same picture, extender mode: two monitors output different pictures. You can perform the switching by either using a hotkey switch or the two signal sources from the panel itself. To ensure that you always know which one is being used, the signal sources are marked by a useful light. So, the choice between the Corsair 27QHD240 and the MSI MEG342C will mainly come down to your personal preference – whether you want the ultrawide format with a wider color gamut and higher brightness or the more conventional 16:9 resolution with a slightly higher refresh rate. This KVM from IOGear has the same core features as the previous one: wired remote, two USB ports, and permanently attached input cables. Beyond that, the standout feature is superior video and sound quality, hence the higher price. For video, it provides support for up to 4,096 by 2,160 at 60Hz, whereas the previous IOGear KVM supports 1,920 by 1,080 at 60Hz. The next step, and the final one, is to connect the displays you want to use to the KVM switch respective ports. For color-sensitive work, it is recommended that you use some great Adobe RGB monitor budget monitors which can help considerably.

Now, the Full HD resolution is a bit low for the 27″ sized screen of the monitor as you get a mediocre pixel density of 81 PPI (pixels per inch). So, you won’t have particularly sharp details or a lot of screen real estate, but it will suffice for basic use and gaming or watching videos. Beyond the number of switching possibilities, it is also very important to consider the type of switching options themselves, as some might not be very useful in your case. Number and type of ports This KVM switch connects to two PCs via dual DisplayPort connections. This is important to note as the manufacturers of the TK-240DP advise against using any adapters or conversion cables in your setup. If this stands to be a problem with your setup, you could always consider the TESmart HKS0401A2U, which has native HDMI support. Also note that the TK-240DP doesn’t come with any cables, so you will need to provide your own DisplayPort 1.4 cables and USB A-to-B cables.

Are KVM Switches Secure?

For most purposes, though, a dual monitor KVM switch is the preferred tool for streamlining your home office. Are KVM Switches Secure?