SmartAVI DisplayPort KVM Switch
Best professional grade solution for seamless multi monitor workstation management.
This is the ultimate command center for power users who refuse to juggle multiple keyboards or monitors. By locking in your desktop configuration with advanced video emulation, it eliminates the annoying window-shifting that plagues lesser switches, though you will need to manage the cable clutter that comes with a multi-system setup.
$259.00
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Who it's for
- Professionals needing consistent workspace layouts across multiple systems
- Designers and editors requiring high-fidelity visual output
- Power users managing multiple peripherals alongside their primary input devices
Who should skip it
- Home office users seeking a basic, low-cost switching solution
- Casual users who prefer a simple, zero-configuration setup experience
- Minimalists with limited desk space or small workstation setups
Performance breakdown
Desktop Stability
Advanced EDID emulation ensures windows stay exactly where you left them.
Visual Fidelity
Crisp 4K at 60Hz delivers professional-grade clarity for demanding visual workflows.
Switching Versatility
Multiple control methods offer flexible integration for any complex workstation setup.
Peripheral Connectivity
USB 2.0 sharing handles standard input devices reliably but lacks high-speed throughput.
Scalability
Supports up to eight computers, making it ideal for dense server environments.
Build Integrity
Robust construction designed to withstand the rigors of continuous professional operation.
Key Specs
Number of computers supported
Up to 8
Video interface type
DisplayPort
USB interface type
USB 2.0
Supported video resolution
3840x2160
Max refresh rate
60 Hz
Audio switching supported
Yes
Switching method
Front panel buttons, Keyboard hot-keys, RS-232
Number of monitors per computer
1
USB peripheral sharing supported
Yes
HDCP supported
Not specified
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