The TAA compliant 4-Port 4K Dual View DisplayPort KVMP Switch from IOGEAR lets you control four desktop computers using a single set of peripherals, which consists of two monitors along with a keyboard, mouse, and set of speakers. The switch supports up to 4K resolutions and is compatible with DisplayPort-equipped monitors and systems. Using buttons on the switch, keys on the keyboard, or the wheel button on the mouse, you can quickly switch between the four computer systems. Moreover, the switch comes with an integrated 2-port USB 3.0/3.1 Gen 1 hub, allowing you to share a printer and scanner between the computers. Included with the switch are 8 DisplayPort cables, 4 USB 3.0 cables, and 4 audio cable sets.
- Dual Monitor Support
- DisplayPort Interface
- 2-Port USB 3.0/3.1 Gen 1 Hub
- Resolution up to 4096 x 2160
IOGEAR GCS1944 Overview
IOGEAR GCS1944 Specs
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IOGEAR GCS1944 Reviews
Not Great - Avoid
I got this to work from home. It is completely disappointing. My 3 Win10 computers and both monitors are native Display Port but the unit does not recognize them - giving me one monitor at times, but most of the time it just 'searches' for a signal. I have to reboot them to have the computers recognized again. My work laptop with OEM dock shows different resolutions from the same make/model of monitors, identical (supplied) cables. Vendor support was ridiculous.
Pretty solid
In general, this is a great unit. Most systems can struggle with detecting the screens if the system was asleep, so you sometimes need to restart the displays for them to detect. If the system fails hard to detect then you have to power cycle everything to get the system to recognize devices.
