AV Access KVM Switch Dock 2 Monitors 2 Laptops, 4K KVM Switch Dual Monitor, 2 USB-C MST Ports, 60W PD for Each PC, 1G Ethernet, EDID Emulation, 2K@144Hz, 1080P@240Hz, Ideal for Home Office & Gaming

It can get hot if both laptops are relying on the KVM power but in my case 1 laptop is a 4070 Ti gaming model, and the other an older HP. Once both laptops are on separate power, the KVM immediately cools back down and stabilizes (when super hot, the displays start occasionally going black and back on in a 0.5 second, which was annoying until I figured out the power issue. Working perfectly with a wireless mouse, wired keyboard, webcam, soundbar audio and shared Ethernet. Bought the remote switch button and it really is convenient and has a little 1/2 indicator on it in case the switch is out of sight. Really like that the number of shared USB devices is 6 plus audio on this one. And it turns out even the memory SD card slot came in handy to dump some photos quickly.Monitors running at 3840x2160@60 and 3840x1600@75 without an issue. I really like when things just work as advertised.

One of the best purchases I made so far. The package has the right cables with more than enough length. This works great with my laptops that can be charged via USB C while monitor is being in used.The best part is that easy switch button works like a charm with switching wireless keyboard, wireless mouse and wireless headphone; super fast.One negligible feature: The monitors has to be connected using HDMI. This way I cannot share anything attached to my monitor. I wish I was able to connect monitors using USB C as well. Maybe a feature for another generation. Still I am very happy for my setup and I give 5 star.

Using it for almost 20 days now, so here is my honest opinion:1) First let's discuss setup:I have a personal "gaming" ROG Zephyrus M16 (2022) with 3080TI. I have some none name company Dell laptop with Ryzen 7 4750U. Laptops are using Windows 11 Pro and Windows 10 Pro correspondently.Next monitors: Internal gaming laptop have 2k 165Hz display. Internal dell laptop 1080p 60hz. External Dell monitor G3223D 2k 165Hz and Asus VA27EHE monitor with 75Hz refresh rate.2) Review:Pros:* I don't think there is anything on the market that have 2 USB-c input and can work like a hub, so this product is the only choice!* Device split ethernet connection between both laptops so your "inactive" device will be always online.* Tons of ports, should be enough for any regular user.* Device is emulating screen for "inactive" laptop and you won't have problems with messy windows sizes/icons movement all around the desktop/strange RDP behavior and etc.Cons:* My Dell 2k 165hz monitor is NOT working in 165hz mode not it's working in 144hz mode. It's shows artefacts only and I verified that connecting it via second USB-c port directly to laptop fix the problem. HDMI cables are also good 2.1 standard cables so at least 144hz refresh rate should work, but it is not.* Device is not working with my other thunderbold-4/usb-4 type-c cables. I am not sure why, I understand that instruction says to use only original one, but why??? And when original one will wear out what I will have to do?????* Device does not support DDC/CI pass though so you will not be able to change your monitors brightness, and even my old semi-working messy Baseus hub supported that! My eyes will never recover from that :((((((((* Other reviews mention that device get hot and this is partially true for me as well. But when I connect gaming laptop to original power break (99% of the time) looks like internal USB-C power supply can get some rest and kvm switch getting less heat and it's getting just warm, not hot hot.* Other reviews mentioned that switch between laptops can take up to 5 seconds. This is again partially true for me: 1080 display got online in 1.5 second, but the main 2k display took around 3 seconds.* Device mention "wake up" function, but it's not working for both my laptops, and I triple checked USB wake-up settings* When you turn off your laptops and than turn them back on they didn't find the external displays before you disconnect USB-c cable and connect it back. Sometimes it takes 2-3 attempts before it starts working.* For some reason I wasn't able to run all 3 displays: rather internal or 2 external. This might be the way how it works or even my laptops hardware limitations but still good to share for those who expect that setup to work.Resolution: it might look like device have more cons than pros from my review, but as I mentioned before AV Access is the only company that offer smth like. This is the only company that filled the niche and did that not badly. If we would have competitors with same price tag I would give product 3 star, but since they are the only one who "cared about us" — it's 5 stars minus 1 as regarding all cons.I am sharing the review not to stop other customers but to share feedback to the company so next generation of devices or maybe some kind of firmware upgrade will improve the quality.

An improvement on prior models, one less cord required for each laptop and the new optional switch is convenient if you want to position the dock out of sight. If you want to position the dock on your desk, it has a much cleaner silhouette than previous models.All around win and the way to go if you want to connect two laptops to two monitors and use one set of peripherals.