Display Setup
Max Display Output
Display Color
Gaming Display
Display Stability
Network Sharing
USB Speed
HDMI 2.1 Dual 4K144Hz KVM Switch Gaming Dock for 2 PCs & 2 Monitors, w/ ADI Chip, EDID, VRR, FVA, ALLM, and Dynamic HDR
Share two Apple Studio Displays, one keyboard and mouse between two computers—or show one computer on each display when you need both systems at once.
Display Setup
Max Display Output
Display Color
Gaming Display
Display Stability
Network Sharing
USB Speed
HDMI 2.1 Dual 4K144Hz KVM Switch Gaming Dock for 2 PCs & 2 Monitors, w/ ADI Chip, EDID, VRR, FVA, ALLM, and Dynamic HDR
Why Choose HKS202-M24-V2
Overview
01
Dual 8K60 Built for Stable Switching
Two HDMI 2.1 display paths support up to 8K@60Hz 4:4:4, while EDID keeps monitor information available to both computers so high-resolution desktops are less likely to reset after a switch.
02
Dual 4K144 for Fast, Fluid Motion
For compatible gaming and creative systems, the KVM supports 4K@120/144Hz along with HDR, VRR, FVA and ALLM. The 48Gbps HDMI 2.1 path is designed to preserve smooth motion and image quality across both screens.
03
Two Screens, Two Ways to Work
Run both monitors from one computer in extended or mirrored mode, or display one computer on each monitor and switch keyboard and mouse focus between them.
04
A Shared Dock Built into the KVM
Share Gigabit Ethernet, USB 3.2 Gen 1 devices and 3.5mm audio through the same desktop hub, reducing the number of standalone switches and adapters around the two-computer setup.
05
Keep Windows Where You Left Them
EDID emulation keeps display information available to both computers, reducing monitor re-detection, resolution changes and window rearrangement when switching.
06
Switch the Way You Prefer
Use the front panel, IR remote, keyboard hotkeys or mouse-wheel switching to move between the two computers without touching display cables.
07
Two Keyboard & Mouse Modes
Pass-Through Mode suits most modern devices, while Legacy Emulation Mode provides an alternative for basic keyboard, mouse and hotkey compatibility when needed.
Specifications & Support
Compatibility & Input Guide
Technical Specifications
Manuals & Downloads
Included in the Box
1 × 2×2 HDMI 2.1 KVM Switch
2 × KVM Cables
2 × HDMI Cables
1 × IR Remote Control
1 × DC 12V Power Adapter
1 × User Manual
FAQs
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[Compatibility] What computers can I connect to HKS202-M24-V2?
You can connect two computers. Each computer needs two HDMI video outputs and one USB connection for full dual-monitor KVM operation.
[Compatibility] What is the maximum supported resolution?
The manual supports up to 8K@60Hz 4:4:4 and is backward compatible with 4K@60/120/144Hz. Actual results depend on the GPU, displays, cables and selected video format.
[Compatibility] What do I need for VRR or high-refresh 4K?
The source GPU, both HDMI cables and the monitor must support the target HDMI 2.1 feature and refresh rate. VRR, FVA, ALLM and DSC only work when supported across the complete connection path.
[Features & Connections] What display modes can I use?
You can show one computer across both displays in extended or mirrored mode, or keep different computers visible on the two monitors and switch keyboard and mouse focus.
[Features & Connections] Does HKS202-M24-V2 support EDID emulation?
Yes. EDID emulation keeps monitor information available to the computers to reduce display re-detection and desktop rearrangement after switching.
[Features & Connections] Can both computers share Ethernet and USB devices?
Yes. The KVM provides shared Gigabit Ethernet and USB 3.2 Gen 1 connections for compatible devices.
[Features & Connections] What are Pass-Through and Legacy Emulation modes?
Pass-Through Mode is intended for most modern keyboards and mice. Legacy Emulation Mode provides an alternative for basic keyboard, mouse and hotkey compatibility when a device does not work correctly in Pass-Through Mode.
[Setup & Switching] How can I switch between the two computers?
Use the front-panel controls, IR remote, keyboard hotkeys or mouse-wheel switching.
[Setup & Switching] Do I need software to use the KVM?
No dedicated switching software is required for normal KVM operation. Connected USB devices may still need their own drivers.