ZUZONG 8K@60Hz HDMI Switcher 3 in 1 Out Aluminum Support 4K@120Hz HDR10+ HDCP 2.3 CEC VRR HDMI 2.1 Switch Splitter Compatible with PS5/4 Xbox X/S Nintendo Switch/OLED Roku Apple TV Fire Stick UHD TV

Nice little splitter switch for HDMI.

I have a personal classroom for special needs students in a 5th wheel, where the output of my MS Surface 3 and a ROKU box both feed one HDMI input on my 47” flat screen. There were many switches available that solved the plug-and-unplug aggravation, which, BTW, on my older flat screen also required a reboot, but this unit supports the higher resolutions, up to 8K and even 16K. You can switch between two monitors; however, they cannot play simultaneously.The unit comes packaged with very simple, easy-to-understand instructions and a cable (included) to connect to your 5W DC power transformer (n

I picked this up to manage the cables between my MacBook Air and my Nintendo Switch going to the same television. It is safe to say this gadget does exactly what the manufacturer claims. You can easily plug two different media devices into a single television, or you can route one media device into two separate televisions. The build quality feels premium because of the solid metal construction. I also appreciate that the HDMI ports are very tight. The plugs fit snugly and hold firmly in place, which means no accidental disconnects if the cables get bumped.There are a few minor annoyances to k

Works as expected. The button is tactile and very clicky for those who want a very responsive button. 10/10 would buy again.

Tengo la PS5 y la Xbox Series X, pero mi televisión solo tiene un puerto HDMI 2.1 real que soporta los 120Hz. Este producto solucionó mi problema por completo. Ambas consolas se ven espectaculares, no perdí el VRR ni el HDR y los juegos van fluidos sin parpadeo.

Buyer Beware - Extremely questionable description and labeling. This is marketed as an HDMI “Splitter.” As someone who works in the video industry, using the term “Splitter” means taking one signal and outputting two signals that are the same as the input which this does NOT do. What it does is allows you to “switch” between one output or another (saves you time of unplugging two cables I guess?).It should accurately be labeled only as a Switch but again, in the sense of an actually Splitter, this is NOT a splitter.

It works great with the arc usb connection, I needed to connect a soundbar but the blue ray dvd player was connected to this, now my sound bar is working great and I can switch the blue ray anytime I needed ( mainly when the power goes out then we watch dvd’s)

it did not work correctly in 48Gbps mode.