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AV Access iDock M10 KVM Dock for a MacBook and a PC, 2 Monitors

A KVM dock that gives a MacBook two extended 4K monitors through a two-plug USB-C cable, shared with a desktop; $275.49 on 2026-11-05.

$289.99 at AV Access, no code needed

Price: $289.99 (list $289.99) at AV Access's official US store, verified 2026-11-10.

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AV Access iDock M10 KVM Dock for a MacBook and a PC, 2 Monitors: Dual-head USB-C cable (uses two Mac ports), 100 W charging, HDMI + DisplayPort + USB host, 2× HDMI, 4K@60 Hz each. Dealectric spec card
AV Access iDock M10 KVM Dock for a MacBook and a PC at a glance. Image: Dealectric; specs from AV Access's official product page.

Specifications

Laptop inputDual-head USB-C cable (uses two Mac ports), 100 W charging
Desktop inputHDMI + DisplayPort + USB host
Monitor outputs2× HDMI, 4K@60 Hz each
EDID emulationYes
SwitchingButton + wired remote
Mac dual extendedYes on M4/M5 and any Pro/Max; M3 Air with the lid closed; base M1/M2 drive one external display

Model: iDock M10. Figures are from the manufacturer's official product page unless a caveat says otherwise.

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Who it's for

A Mac laptop and a desktop sharing two monitors.

Caveats

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