Als Softwareentwickler mit komplexem Home-Office-Setup suchte ich monatelang nach der perfekten Lösung für mein Dual-PC-System. Der iDock hat meine Erwartungen nicht nur erfüllt, sondern komplett übertroffen!Vor dem Kauf jonglierte ich täglich zwischen meinem Arbeits-PC und Gaming-PC - ein Kabelsalat aus mehreren Tastaturen, Mäusen und ständigem Monitor-Umstecken. Der iDock hat dieses Chaos mit einem eleganten System ersetzt.Die DisplayPort 2.0 Anschlüsse sind ein Traum für mein Triple-Monitor-Setup. Ich arbeite tagsüber mit meinem Firmen-PC auf allen drei Bildschirmen und wechsle abends mit einem Knopfdruck zum Gaming-PC. Die Bildqualität ist makellos - meine 4K-Monitore laufen problemlos mit 144Hz, und selbst anspruchsvolle Spiele sehen fantastisch aus ohne jegliche Latenz.

It works perfectly. I recommend buying a DisplayLink if you want 3 external monitors on the Mac. Older Macs usually support 1-2 external monitors. I did my research and this is the best KVM switch if you want 1-3 external monitors

De dock is prima

We bought it for 212 €, but had to return.I had laptop and PC and this one is not for them, even if you use a docking station for the laptop, this is not the one you want.The build quality is good and it delivers those many 4k 60 Hz cables. However if you have higher refresh rating monitors you might need 4k 120 hrz or more supporting cables.Anyways, I would say this is way two expensive for the switching purposes. Evendou get GPU at this rate, then why the electric board on the box cost so much!??

I ordered this KVM for use at a workstation where I work on PCs. I have a mini PC that stays at the workstation, but other devices are frequently swapped out. I have a single monitor, so I planned to use a KVM like this to switch between the fixed and temporary machines.This KVM arrived well packaged. The box was professional, very informative and clear. All of the parts were well secured with packing foam. All pieces were protected in their own plastic bags, but I think they could've done without.The KVM feels very well built. The body is all metal, so the construction feels premium. The top panel is secured with screws that go through the sides of the unit, so it's easy to open the unit up for any repairs.I like the threaded DC power jack connector. It keeps the power supply secured to the KVM at all times, so there's less of a risk of it coming unplugged. The collar on the male end of the power supply is knurled, so it's easy to secure onto the KVM.Included in the box are two USB 3.0 Type A to Type B cables. I missed this in the item's listing, but it is noted in the 'Product Description' section. The included cables are about 6 feet in length. The thermoplastic jacket is nicer than most cables; it's soft and pliable, so they cables bend with ease.I did not experience any video signal issues when using this KVM. The operating systems of the connected computers also didn't seem to freak out when switching back and forth, likely due to some sort of persistent connection that the KVM maintains with the devices.One piece of functionality of this KVM that I'm a huge fan of is the keybind for switching between devices. If you connect a keyboard to this KVM to pass through to the connected computers, you can press TAB+1 or TAB+2 to switch between Computer 1 and Computer 2, respectively. I love this feature and it lets me stay in the zone when frequently switching back and forth. There's also a dedicated USB port that you connect your keyboard to in order for this functionality to work, but that just means there are more USB 3.0 ports for your other devices.At the time of writing this review, the price of this KVM was $140.99. I've been really impressed with this thing, so I think it's worth the money.