I don’t have pictures but I use an HDMI switch for 2 computers with 2 monitors. I don’t know if that is the same

I have a PC, work MacBook and a personal MacBook. MacBooks go into a dock/hub which has an HDMI and lightning bolt video out. They are stacked on stands so all I have to do is switch a single cable between the two. I have three monitors. Middle I shared. MacBooks and PC both have their own dedicated monitors to the side. Middle monitor switches between display port and lightning bolt depending on my focus.

I used to have a setup with three monitors, a desktop, and a laptop. I used Synergy to share the mouse and keyboard between them.

Not exactly like what you’re asking, but I’ve been having multiple laptop in my study. Usually at least one for work and one for personal. Sometimes I’d have another laptop when I’m testing stuff out for my projects.

So far, only one laptop got a second monitor. I’d buy another monitor, but I’m out of budget due to buying too many laptops lol.

I got a really sturdy wheeled table with one laptop and its external monitor on a swing arm.

Another laptop sits in a regular desk.

When I have yet another laptop, it would usually be on a janky cheap table.

I use an hdmi splitter for both monitors. That way I can use both of them either for my desktop or my work laptop

No that’s too many. In fact I’ve regressed from dual monitor to single widescreen monitor. I use a dock so plugging in is easy but honestly I can’t sit in that desk for both work and non-work activities.

Mine is chaos, center is a 39” ultra wide, left is a 27 inch, bottom is a 15 inch laptop screen and bottom right is a 16 inch Kamvas screen.

The bottom two are one machine and the top two another and I use a KVM to go between.

…why does anyone need 4 monitors? Are they all 1080p or something?