HDMI Switch 4K, HDMI Splitter 3 In 1 Out with Remote, Auto Switcher Multi Connector Supports 4K 3D UHD, Splitter for PS5, PS4, PS3, DVD, Blu-ray, Xbox, Roku, PC, TV

Great item it works so well especially when my tv has 1 hdmi port so now I can use my fire stick and my Xbox and more good value for money and it auto switches when u turn something on the power source is cool as well as u can plug it in but it also works without it plugged in by the power lead great item overall

Bought to replace an older splitter which didnt work with my new monitor. Simple set up straight out of the box. Auto switching between inputs. Handy remote control for manual switching.

Bought this to switch between an AppleTV and a PVR TV unit, replacing a manual switched version. In all it works well, the remote does exactly what you'd expect and allows us to switch easily between the two sources.I'm a bit disappointed in the "auto" function it claims as it doesn't work in the way I'd expected. With the AppleTV on source 2 and the PVR on source 1 you'd expect the unit to switch to the AppleTV when the PVR is in standby mode - it doesn't. Neither does it auto switch to the PVR when you turn the PVR on having manually switched to source 2. The only "auto" it does is switch to source 1 if you turn the AppleTV off - even of the PVR is off. So, if you need the auto to work, best stay clear but as a remote control it works fine.

It took me a while to get the hub working correctly because it needed specific HDMI cables. Since I have had the correctly cables I have had no issues with it.

I bought this to connect 3 devices (Freeview PVR, Roku box and a BluRay player) to a single HDMI port on our TV.Initially, everything worked as anticipated, with no loss of sound or picture quality. I used HDMI 2.1 cables for all connections - including 2 very short (8") ones - for adjacent devices.There are 3 modes of operation:-(1) Automatic - with the box switching input when a connected device is powered on.(2) Manual - via the button on the front panel.(3) My preferred method - using the remote control.The remote works well as long as there is line of sight to the switch.Powering the switch is optional. I used the power cable that was in the box and plugged it into an unused USB port on the rear of the TV.Unfortunately, things then went downhill rather rapidly.....Watching say, a film via PLEX on our Roku box, playback would be interrupted every few minutes by a prolonged flicker. Also, the box would occasionally change the input device for no apparent reason. All rather annoying........I believe this is due to the auto-switch function of the device being too sensitive. Alas, this particular box does not allow the user to disable this feature.So, I have returned the device and ordered an alternative (which does allow the user to disable auto-switching). A number of HDMI switches with this capability are available on Amazon. Alas, they are a tad more expensive.

Did not output anything that I could see. Not a cable or equipment problem- all working fine, I just wanted to avoid using monitor’s OSD menu.

I recently bought the HDMI Switch 4K, and it has exceeded my expectations. The switch allows me to connect three devices to one HDMI port on my TV, which is incredibly convenient. The setup was straightforward, and the remote control makes it easy to switch between my PS5, Blu-ray player, and Roku without having to get up.The picture quality is superb, supporting 4K resolution and 3D without any issues. The auto-switching feature is handy, as it automatically switches to the active device, though it can be a bit sensitive at times. Overall, it’s a reliable and affordable solution for managing multiple HDMI devices. Highly recommended for anyone looking to streamline their entertainment setup.

I have three computer sources, home computer and two laptops (for work) and I have three monitors.I wanted a way to selectively switch between all sources, enabling 1, 2 or 3 for each device, so I bought three of these and haven’t been disappointed. I’ve mounted them below a monitor shelf that houses each of the monitors and they all perform EXACTLY as I wanted them to.They have an indicator for which source is active and also automatically switch to a new source when it’s switched on.I only have one tiny (and I mean minuscule) grumble and that is the red power light. I know there’s power because there’s a green light. The red light is illuminated even when the units are not externally powered (as mine are) so are unnecessary in my opinion and they’re pretty bright! I’ve covered mine with a small bit of black tape.I have no need for the remote so I can’t comment. But if you have a setup like mine I heartily recommend.