Vendeur: MINIX
MINIX K1 USB-C KVM Switch for 2 PCs
Détails du produit
Instant Dual-Device Switching with True Zero-Lag Workflow
The MINIX K1 USB-C KVM switch is designed for professionals working across multiple devices. It enables instant, true zero-lag switching between two USB-C hosts—including PCs, Macs, and compatible mobile devices—without black screens, reconnection delays, or workflow interruptions. Video output and input control remain perfectly synchronized, even during multitasking, high-frame-rate gaming, or professional creative workflows.
100W PD 3.0 Power Delivery for High-Performance Operation
An integrated USB-C PD 3.0 port delivers up to 100W of power, ensuring your high-performance laptops and tablets stay fully charged under heavy workloads. You can charge, transfer data, and output video simultaneously—without throttling or performance drops—while eliminating the need for bulky external chargers and keeping your setup clean and efficient.
4K@120Hz HDR Video Output Built for Gaming and Creative Work
Supporting 4K@120Hz HDR HDMI output, the K1 USB-C KVM delivers ultra-smooth motion, sharp detail, and accurate color reproduction. From competitive gaming to color-critical design and video editing, visuals remain fluid and reliable. HDCP support ensures stable playback of protected streaming content with no black screens.
One Set of Peripherals, Seamless Cross-Platform Control
The front panel includes 1× USB-C 2.0 and 2× USB-A 2.0 ports, allowing keyboards, mice, USB drives, and peripherals to connect through a single KVM hub. All devices switch automatically with the active host, enabling efficient cross-platform control without cable swapping or compatibility issues.
Ultra-Slim Metal Design with Long-Term Reliability
Featuring an ultra-slim 24.2 mm all-metal enclosure, the K1 offers a clean, professional look with improved heat dissipation for long-term stability. Fully compatible with Windows, macOS, iOS, and Linux, it is ideal for desktops, minimalist workspaces, and mobile professional setups.



