Thanks for your attention and suggestion. I will submit your tips to our technical team. 🤩

It works. Just try to use shorter cables. It's a power issue

but remember that it's very slow. I couldn't use it

Hi. friend. To make this unit work properly, you need to note these following things: 1. Each PC need to connect 2 DP cables +1 USB cable to get video signal and USB signal;2. After connecting the KVM, you should press " Windows+P" to choose extend or duplicate mode; 3. To get the best effect, the DP cables shouldn't exceed 1.5M,; You could follow the above methods to find out the root of your proble. Hope these can help you solve it.

@@saleskceve4544 switching to another monitor takes 3-5 seconds. At that speed, it doesn't even make sense. Please build an instruction how to lower that stitching time. There're some ways to make faster the monitor detection

Hi. friend. Thanks for your attention. To provide you the most suitable solution, could you please tell me what kind of interfaces your laptop and monitors have?

Dear friend. Normally it will work , it is worth to have a try.

Would you like to tell me what types of ports both your Lenovo g50 80 and hp ProBook have?

Hi. friend. Thanks for your attention. To make your laptop work normally, you need to make sure there are 2 video output interface on your laptop. you could check if your laptop has another video output ports like USB-C type shit. If it has USB-C port, you could use the KVM with a USB-C docking which has 2 DP ports .If it only has 1 HDMI port, it may not work as your expect.

Awesome @@saleskceve4544 Thanks for your help!! I'm just waiting for the mini USB to DP adapter to make it work. In the meantime, I've been running some tests, and is it possible that an HDMI to DP cable doesn't work properly? I have a DP cable and an HDMI to DP cable in the KVM, but it doesn't give a signal to the HDMI screen; the DP screen is just fine.

​@@UFRANSA No worries. My friend. If you want to test HDMI to DP adapter, you need to note that you need to use an HDMI to DP cable with external USB power cable. Otherwise, it won't work because of poor compatibility.

@@saleskceve4544 for the cables hdmi to dp I understand, let me know if you have one so I can buy the same. But for the usb-c to dp I will need an external USB power cable? Or is it only for hdmi to dp cable? Thanks a lot mate really !!

@@UFRANSA If your want to connnect your laptop through HDMI interface to the DP input interface on the KVM, you need to use HDMI to Displayport adapter with external USB power cable, AS for the USB-C to DP cable, usually it built-in chip which support power supply, so it doesn't need external power.

For normal USB devices, you don't need to connect the 5V power supply. The KVM can get power from the USB cables which connect the PC and the KVM. For some high power consumption USB devices, you could connect the external power cable to make the USB recognition more stable.

Yes. It works. But please note that M2 chip doesn't support extend mode unless you use Displaylink Docking. You just need to connect 2 DP cables+1 USB cable from your MAC M2 and desktop to the relevant ports on the KVM, you can easily switch between the 2 signals to share 2 monitors and 4 USB devices.

I haven't taken a video for 3 computers 3 monitors model, but you could tell me what information you would like to know, I will take a video according to your requirements.😁

In this way, you can get only one screen from each PC, you can use it as a 2 in 1 out KVM switch. And you need to connect one PC to INPUT A and the other PC to INPUT B, becuase output A can only display content from input A, similarly output B can only display content from input B. For HDMI PC, you need to prepare a HDMI to DP adapter with USB power cord.If you want to get 2 screens from each PC, it won't work.

Yes. As long as your Linux supports extended mode copy mode.

I just got mine yesterday, when I switch back and forth, my Gsync pops up letting me know that my monitor is gsynch compatible

Yes. as long as your DP monitor support G-sync, the KVM will support it.

Do you mean your desktop PC is connected to the KVM input ports through a docking which has 2 DP ports?

@@saleskceve4544 Thank you for your reply. I have the following situation: I have this model in the video, but with 1 x DP and 1 x HDMI. I have connected both montiors with 1 x DP cable and 1 x HDMI cable. I did the same cabling for the Dockingstation of my notebook. I never had issues with the Dockingstation. And then I did the exactly same cabling for my desktop pc directly into the graphics card (RTX 2060 Super). And only for the desktop pc I have sporadic the issue that when I'm going to start the PC that it doesn't work properly. It can be descriped like this: the monitor shortly regnognize a signal, but then directly went into black. I have to restart the PC one or two times until it's working as it should be. Sometimes it's always working fine without issues. But then I have above descriped situation. I never had this issue as my desktop pc was directly connected to the monitors.

@@DarkArchery1511 Friend. to solve your problem, you could try replacing another standard DP 1.4 cables within 1.5 meters that connect your deskptop and the KVM.

@@saleskceve4544 I replaced the DP cable through a new DP 1.4 cable. I tested it a few days, but honestly it didn't fix my issue

Hi. Friend.Thanks for your time. This model doesn't support display screens from PC1 and PC2 at the same time. But we have another model which can meet your requirement. You could refer to ASIN B0CJLQNX2N

You mean your monitor only has HDMI port?If so, you could use Active Displayport to HDMI cable for your HDMI monitor, But please note that the direction of the DP to HDMI converter and it must be active rather than passive.Otherwise it will affect the performance.

Yes, dear friend. This unit works with your set up. But it is not the best option for you. Because you will need to purchase some converters . Since your laptop has 1 Displayport and 1 HDMI port, your 2 monitors are also have DIsplayport and HDMI port, so you could refer to this model amzn.to/3SU7SoN. This model is mainly designed for those users who have computers and monitors with 1 DP and 1 HDMI port. Hope these can help you.

@@saleskceve4544 based on your replay, can you give your best guest of how to use KVM for a one laptop and dual monitor setup. thank you

@@briangreene4277 Sorry. Friend. I am not sure what you mean by that. Do you mean you only want to connect 1 laptop to 2 monitors? If so, you only need to connect your laptop to your 2 monitors directly through the Displayport and HDMI port.

I'm using an almost similar KVM switch and both duplicate and extended modes are viable.

Hi. friend.Thanks for yur question. This model in the video only support extended mode and duplicate mode, if you are looking for a kvm switch which support 1 PC 1 monitor, the other PC to other monitor, you could refer to this one in the below link: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/o7CUetReqb2sfZs.html

If you want to share 2 monitors and USB devices between 2 computers simultaneously, yeas, 3 cables for each PC are needed.

We have many models of KVM, maybe you could tell me what you want to do, I will recommend the suitable model for you.😊

Hi. Dear friend Thanks for your question, This is Molly. To be honest, we didn't test 165Hz with ultra-wide monitor. The highest resolution we tested is 3840*2160@144Hz using high quality standard DP 1.4 cable wwithin 1.5M.Theoretically it will support 2560*1440@165Hz, but I am sorry that I can't give you exact answer. If you are willing have a test and you are in Austrialian, you could purchase one and then send me a message to our email address printed on the back of the KVM, I will apply a special discount for you. Your help would be much apperciate.

Did the 165hz monitor work with it?

Recommendation 3840* 2160@144Hz@@JayZoop

Hi. friend. we are using standard DP 1.4 chip. So the highest resolution supoorted by the KVM is 3840*1440@144Hz, so there is no problem with 3440*1440@180Hz, but please make sure that the DP cables you are using are also standard DP 1.4 cables.

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Not annoying pop songs. Something more chill.

@@normnormlson7246 Thanks for your kind suggestion.

Thanks for your attention. Friend. This model supports max resolution up to 1080P@240Hz if your PCs, monitor and DP cables support this resolution.

Do you mean your PC output interface is HDMI port, right? If so, you need to use a HDMI to DP converter with USB power supply not DP to HDMI converter. Besides this, what you need to note is that the resolution depends on what your converter supports.

@@saleskceve4544 thank you. If active adapter/pc/monitor all capable of 4k 120hz, does this KVM switch support dual 4k 120htz?

@@adamm6733 YES, it supports.

@@adamm6733 As matter of in fact, for Displayport devices, the highest resolution supported by the KVM is 7680*4320@30Hz or 3840*2160@144Hz if you use high quality standard DP 1.4 cable. So 3840*2160@120Hz is compatible.

Usb for keyboard and mouse is not working for me

Yes. it does supports 1920*1080@144Hz， but please use high quality Displayport cables within 1.5M.

@saleskceve4544

Yes, you can, We now have new products,

of course. Dear. You can connect a 5V/2A adapter to the KVM to power the KVM. This will make the USB recignition more stable. But if you also want to make the USB devices work normally, you also need to connect the USB cable between the PC and the KVM.

Yes. It supports. But you need to prepare a USB-C docking with 2 DP ports if you want to output 2 screens. Besides this, M1/M2 chip doesn't support extend screen unless you have a Displaylink USB-C docking.

It will not affect the gaming experience during use, but there may be a momentary lag during switching

Hi. Friend To make keyboard mouse swith between your PCs, you need to connect the USB cable from each PC to the corresponding port on the back of the KVM. You could check it out if you have connected the USB cable.correctly.

@@saleskceve4544 thank you that worked