FERRISA 4x2 HDMI Matrix Switch,4 in 2 Out Matrix HDMI Video Switcher Splitter +Optical & L/R 3.5mm Output,Support Ultra HD 4K x 2K,3D 1080P,Audio EDID Extractor with IR Remote Control

This HDMI switch does exactly what it says on the tin. High quality UHD pictures from up to 4 sources independantly to 2 TVs. Simple to set up and use excellent value for the money.

Worked really well using both outputs and all 4 inputs but just stopped working as of todayOnly lasted 1 year and 5 months

I was skeptical of this product when it arrived, no brand name, metal casing and no plug. I was weary of the metal casing on a product you needed to plug in and with no brand name on the product and the fact it was made in China I thought maybe it was a cheap counterfeit product and that maybe the CE European quality seal that was on the product could also be fake.Well, I still don’t know whether that is the case or not, but I found a plug that met the requirements for voltage and amps and whatever else and plugged it in and it’s working great! I might not leave the house with it plugged in if no else was going to be around, but I’ve had it plugged in for several hours at a time, passively sitting there and also actively in use while gaming or watching a dvd on a device running through it.I had a very specific need for such a device for use as a gaming rig for running a HMDI to USB - C capture card to a computer while also being able to see the output on the tv and it works perfectly for this. There are larger numbers of input and output slot versions out there, I saw an 8 in and 8 out at one point, but this serves my needs.I also haven’t seen any issues with picture quality, it’s supposed to be 4K & I have a 4K tv and an Xbox Series X. I’ve watched dvds, blu-rays and 4K discs through it too using the Xbox as the disc player and it seems pretty perfect to me.

I've used this since September 2022 and had zero issues. Works exactly how it should.The device doesn't get hot and I've had it powered on almost all of this time with the exception of being away for a couple of days at a time and it's been fine.Remote is on the same batteries as it started and although I use it from about 2 feet away never had any issues.

I have plugged the product with a 5V/1A adapter, and it does turn on. However, pluggin my devices (a Nintendo Switch, a windows computer, an Asus display and a projector, so nothing unusual) nothing happens: the projector and display keep looking for a source... I have tried to contact the seller, will update my review if something changes.

Set up took 5 mins. Needed to find 2 x AAA batteries and a USB plug adapter. Once I found these it was a doddle. Perfect for my setup.My existing matrix had stopped automatically finding the audio when I switched. Was really annoying. A helpful guy at a well know national uk hifi store said it was likely the upgrade to my virgin box as the current matrix was likely not coping with the upgraded signal. So I found this box. My setup is 3 inputs (virgin v6 box, DVD player and roku box). I then have a sonos beam and surrounds connected via optical.So, 5 mins later, having simply plugged in the cables it works a treat. Switches sound immediately. Picture takes a few seconds after. Perfect for my needs.Very happy so far. Box feels pretty solid metal too. Cable inputs also sensibly on the back. My previous one had inputs all round which looked messy.

Bought this after getting my home theater and discovering my old projector does not support ARC or HDMI 2.1. This little hub connects everything so well - my laptop, home theater, projector and Fire TV stick all are sorted and accessible in one press of a button.The remote is handy but the range of it is rather small so you really need to point it close and even the slightest obstruction can cause problem so keep the hub clear of any obstructions. Overall works really well.Taking out one star as the screen colors really get weird when I switch outputs but nothing a quick unplug and plug don't fix. Thanks

My inputs: 1. Freesat 2. AppleTV 3. Blu-ray 4. HDMI from USB C for plugging in my MacBook Air. The two outputs are a TV and and a projector. The sound was output to a sound bar via optical / SPDIF - no sync issues. Also have a 3.5mm for headphones which gives lots of flexibility to watch in the same room. There are separate audio outputs for each channel out which means in my case, to listen to listen to audio through optical on the projector (output 2), I need to set the same input on the TV (ch. 1). I could change the cable around but this defeats the object. Not a massive inconvenience though. I have HDMI sound from Blu-ray directly to the sound bar for one of the input. Plus, I wouldn't have two things playing at once on the sound bar! I would use headphones.Summary: almost custom made for my setup. Solid bit of kit. I labelled up the remote as you can see in the picture.Beware you may need to purchase extra cables but consider the length you need before you do.