StarTech 4-Port DisplayPort KVM Switch with Mouse Roaming and Multi-View / Picture-in-Picture, 4K 60Hz, TAA
Quick tech specs
- Control up to four DisplayPort computers with one keyboard / mouse / monitor; Supports 4K 60Hz (4:4:4) video
- Mouse roaming enables instant switching with zero latency or screen blackout for uninterrupted workflows
- View and manage up to four systems at once using Full Screen / Quad-View / PiP / PbP (1+3 / 3+1) modes
- Switch via front buttons / hotkeys / mouse roaming / side buttons / serial control (RJ-11 / USB-C)Dual video outputs (1x DP 1x HDMI) mirror the KVM display to two monitors
Know your gear
Streamline complex workflows by managing up to four DisplayPort computers from a single keyboard, mouse, and display. With support for true 4K 60 Hz (4:4:4) resolution, this multiview KVM delivers crisp text and precise visuals across Windows, macOS, and Linux workstations.
Multiview Monitoring
Maintain full awareness and react faster by viewing multiple systems at once. Flexible display modes including Quad-View, Picture-in-Picture (PiP), and Picture-by-Picture (PbP) let you monitor and compare the four sources.
Instant Switching With Continuous Video
Move seamlessly between systems using mouse roaming with zero latency and no screen blackout. Continuous video output keeps every system visible at all times, eliminating delays caused by switching or waiting for auto-scan cycles, reducing disruption in control rooms, industrial environments, and other time-sensitive operations.
Switch Your Way
Adapt the KVM to your environment with multiple switching methods. Use front-panel buttons, keyboard hotkeys, mouse roaming, mouse side buttons, or serial control via RJ-11 or USB-C to support hands-on use, remote management, or automated workflows.
Built-In Dual Display Output
Mirror the KVM output to two displays simultaneously using DisplayPort and HDMI. Use a local desktop monitor for hands-on control while displaying the same view on a larger wall-mounted TV for monitoring or team visibility. This dual console output improves visibility, collaboration, and redundancy without requiring external splitters or additional hardware.