Yukimatu Dual-Monitor HDMI and DisplayPort KVM Switch, 4K 60Hz

HDMI DisplayPort: The Yukimatu dual-monitor KVM switch lets two computers share two displays and USB peripherals, with switching by a button on the unit or a wired remote. The listing claims up to 4K at 60Hz and extended or mirrored display modes. Its setup notes say the computers cannot be used simultaneously and that both video inputs must be connected to one computer for dual-monitor display.

At a glance

Shares two displays and USB peripherals between two computers, switching between computers rather than using both sources at once.
The listing specifies HDMI and DisplayPort connections and a maximum of 4K at 60Hz.
Four USB 3.0 ports are described for peripherals, with keyboard and mouse sharing when switching.
Switch using the unit's physical button or the wired remote.
The listing says no drivers are required and names Windows, macOS, Linux and Chrome OS compatibility.

Price

$58.22Save 15%

Reference price: ~~$68.50~~

Price checked: 14 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Four USB 3.0 ports provide a shared connection point for peripherals such as a keyboard, mouse, storage device or printer.
A wired remote offers a switching option that can be placed within reach, as an alternative to the button on the switch.
Mirrored and extended display modes cover both duplicated-screen and expanded-desktop workflows.

Cons

Switching computers may briefly blank the display, according to the listing.
The two computer sources cannot be used simultaneously.

Technical specifications

12 specifications

Identity
Brand	Yukimatu

Video and connections
Connector type	HDMI, DisplayPort
Maximum listed resolution and refresh rate	4K (3840x2160) resolution at 60Hz
HDCP	HDCP 2.2

USB and switching
USB ports	4-Port USB 3.0 hub
Stated USB transfer speed	up to 5Gbps
Switching methods	physical button on the switch box or the wired remote controller
Display modes	Duplicate (mirrored) and Extend (expanded desktop) modes

Compatibility and appearance
Compatible devices	Gaming Console, Laptop, Monitor, Personal Computer
Operating systems	Windows, macOS, Linux, Chrome OS
Colour	White
Country of origin	Italy

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The listing's dual-monitor setup instructions say both HDMI and DisplayPort inputs must connect to one computer, while its headline describes two computers sharing two monitors. These connection details are contradictory or unclear. Confirm the input-to-output arrangement and that it supports your intended setup before buying. The listing also says USB ports are for data only, video and audio use HDMI or DisplayPort, and the supplied power adapter should be used for stable operation.

What’s in the box

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Australian-standard power adapterCheck selected pack
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Who is it for?

A good fit for

People switching a keyboard, mouse and other USB peripherals between two computers.
Setups using HDMI and DisplayPort displays where 4K at 60Hz is sufficient.
Users who want a physical switch or a wired remote and mirrored or extended display modes.

Less suited to

People who need both computers to display at the same time.
Buyers who need a confirmed connection diagram for a specific two-computer, two-monitor configuration without first clarifying the listing's setup instructions.

Yukimatu Dual-Monitor HDMI and DisplayPort KVM Switch, 4K 60Hz · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Frequently asked questions

Can both computers be used at the same time?

No. The listing says the two signal source devices cannot be used simultaneously and must be switched between.

Does it support two monitors?

The title and feature text describe two-monitor use. However, the setup instructions say both HDMI and DisplayPort inputs must connect to one computer for dual-monitor display, so confirm the wiring and intended configuration before buying.

What resolution does the listing specify?

It claims support up to 4K (3840x2160) resolution at 60Hz. This is a listing specification, not an independently verified performance result.

Are the USB ports for video?

No. The listing says the USB ports are for data transfer. It directs users to HDMI and DisplayPort for video and audio.

How can I switch between computers?

The listing describes a physical button on the switch and a wired remote controller. It also notes that the display may go black for a few seconds during switching.