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CKL 922HUA-5 KVM switch
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CKL 922HUA-5

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Manufacturer: CKL Last updated: September 11, 2026

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CKL 922HUA-5 Review

The CKL 922HUA-5 is a 2-port HDMI 2.1 KVM switch supporting dual monitors, 8K@60Hz or 4K@144Hz, a USB 3.0 hub, and both extended and mirrored display modes.

HDMI 2.1 bandwidth is what makes 8K@60Hz or high-refresh 4K@144Hz possible here, putting this switch well ahead of the HDMI 2.0-based competitors that cap out around 4K@60Hz. Dual monitor extended mode means both displays stay active and usable as a single desktop across whichever computer is selected, rather than forcing a single-display workflow common on cheaper dual-monitor switches. Versus the JCYMELE 4K@144Hz KVM Switch, that matches the 144Hz refresh ceiling on a single monitor, worth it for buyers who don't need dual-monitor support. Versus the CKL 622DP, that's DisplayPort-based without 8K support, worth it for buyers already on a DisplayPort monitor setup.

HDMI 2.1 Enables 8K and High Refresh

HDMI 2.1 bandwidth is what makes 8K@60Hz or high-refresh 4K@144Hz possible here, putting this switch well ahead of the HDMI 2.0-based competitors that cap out around 4K@60Hz.

True Extended Dual-Monitor Mode

Dual monitor extended mode means both displays stay active and usable as a single desktop across whichever computer is selected, rather than forcing a single-display workflow common on cheaper dual-monitor switches.

Comparison to Alternatives

Versus the JCYMELE 4K@144Hz KVM Switch, that matches the 144Hz refresh ceiling on a single monitor, worth it for buyers who don't need dual-monitor support. Versus the CKL 622DP, that's DisplayPort-based without 8K support, worth it for buyers already on a DisplayPort monitor setup.

Our verdict

Reviewed by Burooj Alam. Rated by us, not by users.

Expert rating8 / 10

An HDMI 2.1 dual-monitor KVM switch that hits 8K@60Hz or 4K@144Hz, well ahead of HDMI 2.0 competitors.

Best for

  • Dual-monitor desks wanting 8K or high-refresh 4K support across two computers.

Not for

  • Single-monitor users who don't need the dual-display extended mode.

Specifications

What these specs mean
Capability Score
8.3/10

How much this switch can do compared with other desk KVM switches, rated from its specifications.

Identity

BrandCKL
Model Number922HUA-5

Topology

Computers Supported2 computers
Displays Per Computer2 displays
Total Video Inputs4
Total Video Outputs2
Video Path TypeIndependent heads
KVM SegmentDesk

Video & Features

Video StandardHDMI
Max Resolution7680x4320 @ 60Hz
USB Hub Ports1
Audio SupportYes

Video interface

Video ConnectorHDMI
Video Interface VersionHDMI 2.1

Per display capability

Max Resolution Single Display7680x4320
Max Refresh At Max Resolution60 Hz
Max Refresh At 4K144 Hz

Display continuity

EDID EmulationYes (learns each monitor)

USB peripheral switching

USB Switching SpeedUSB 3.0 5Gbps

Switching control

Button SwitchingYes
Hotkey SwitchingYes
Wired Remote IncludedYes
Mouse Or Cursor SwitchingYes

Audio

Analog Audio JacksYes

Physical and power

External Power RequiredYes

In the box and price

Video Cables Included4 cables
USB Host Cables Included2 cables
Price115 USD

FAQs

What are the key specifications of the CKL 922HUA-5 (HDMI 2.1 / 2 Computers / Dual Monitor / 8K@60Hz or 4K@144Hz)?

Key specs for the CKL 922HUA-5: Max Resolution 7680x4320 @ 60Hz, Max Resolution Single Display 7680x4320, Max Refresh At Max Resolution 60 Hz, Max Resolution Per Display 7680x4320, Connection Type HDMI 2.1, Audio Support Yes.

Who is the CKL 922HUA-5 (HDMI 2.1 / 2 Computers / Dual Monitor / 8K@60Hz or 4K@144Hz) best suited to?

Best suited to: Dual-monitor desks wanting 8K or high-refresh 4K support across two computers.

What are the drawbacks of the CKL 922HUA-5 (HDMI 2.1 / 2 Computers / Dual Monitor / 8K@60Hz or 4K@144Hz)?

Not the best fit for: Single-monitor users who don't need the dual-display extended mode.

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