Sabrent SB-TB4K
This is what matters about Sabrent SB-TB4K.
About
Less a conventional KVM than a Thunderbolt 4 bandwidth router, built on Intel Goshen Ridge silicon to bypass USB-C DP Alt Mode limitations entirely by tunneling multiple PCIe and native DisplayPort streams over one cable — this is what lets even Apple Silicon Macs escape the usual USB-C KVM mirroring restriction. Moves 40Gbps bidirectionally, enough to daisy-chain capture cards, NVMe arrays, and 8K HDR monitor matrices. Delivers a firm 60W PD 3.0 to hosts, with peripherals drawing via BC1.2. Community feedback notes real heat buildup in the aluminum housing under sustained heavy transfer, and the lack of a dedicated hardware EDID engine causes a visible flicker/black-screen re-handshake delay when switching channels.
- DisplayPort version
- 1.4
- DP Alt Mode
- Yes
- Power Delivery in
- 60W
- Max resolution
- 7680x4230@144Hz
Ports: 2× USB-C (Thunderbolt 4, entrada), 3× USB-C (Thunderbolt 4, consola) and 4× USB-A 3.2 Gen 2
Confirmed with
- Notebook (generic)
Community members confirm this exact model tunnels Thunderbolt correctly to escape macOS's usual clone-only USB-C KVM limitation, but report a visible flicker/black-screen delay of a few seconds when re-negotiating the handshake on every channel switch, since it lacks a dedicated hardware EDID emulator.