KVM Docking Stations

StarTech.com 129UE-USBC-KVM-DOCK

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Two computer connections and two DisplayPort outputs suit a desk shared between laptops, with up to 90 W for the active computer and 45 W for the second.¹²

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Host computers: 2¹
DisplayPort outputs: 2²
Power to the active computer: 90 W²

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Specifications

Core specifications6

StarTech.com 129UE-USBC-KVM-DOCK: core specifications
External displays	2²
Power to the active computer	90 W²
Power to the second computer	45 W²
HDMI outputs	0¹
Host computers	2¹
DisplayPort outputs	2²

Specifications not documented (21)

Split display modes, Hotkey switching, Mouse-edge switching, Warranty, Max display resolution, Display technology, Switching controls, Power adapter, USB-A 10Gbps ports, USB-C data ports, Keyboard and mouse USB ports, Wired Ethernet, Wake-on-LAN, Audio jacks, Security lock slot, Driver required, Operating systems, TAA compliant, MAC address pass-through, VESA mountable, Weight.

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IOGEAR Dock Pro Duo USB-C Docking Station

External displays: 3³
Power to the active computer: 100 W³
Power to the second computer: 100 W³

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Targus Dual Host USB-C KVM 4K

External displays: 3 (Tested configuration: Up to three monitors shared between the two docked hosts; display compatibility depends on host and operating system.)⁴
Power to the active computer: 100 W (Tested configuration: Up to 100W for each USB-C host simultaneously via Power Delivery 3.0.)⁴
Power to the second computer: 100 W (Tested configuration: Up to 100W for each USB-C host simultaneously via Power Delivery 3.0.)⁴

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