Aluminum HDMI 2.1 Switch, 4K 120Hz HDR, 2 in 1 Out or 1 in 2 Out, Supports 8K@60Hz, 48Gbps, for PS5, Xbox Series X, Apple TV, Samsung, LG TVs

At first I thought the splitter wasn't working as I was using it to split an Xbox One and an XBox Series X to the TV. The Xbox one would show up when port 1 was on and in use, Xbox X worked fine in port 2, when I switched back, however, the Xbox One wouldnt show and I thought it was the splitter causing the malfunction. It would come back on after unplugging the hdmi going to the tv then plugging back in, but I remembered it was also altering my HDMI signal on screen to UHD format for the Xbox X. When I tried the cable from tv to xbox while UHD setting was on, the Xbox One wouldnt show, but once I turned it off, it worked like normal.So, I tried it with my PS 4 Pro and the Xbox X and it switched back and forth seemlessly with the UHD kicking on and no issues since. So, my solution was turn of UHD on the PS4 slot, plug the Xbox One in there, split the port for the Xbox X and PS4 Pro and make that permanent UHD setting and it works great! Sometimes a little delay between switching, but it works so I dont have to keep switching cables.Hope this also helps anyone running into similar issues. Since the Xbox One only maxes at 1080p it cant utilize UHD format for hdmi, but since PS4 Pro and Xbox X both have the 4k possibilities, the function works for both without anybsetting changes each time one system or the other is turned on and need to view on screen.

Works great. Using it to connect two consoles to one HDMI port. And the TV recognizes the console brand through it just fine. 4k looks good

TLDR: Didn't work and sending it back.Attempted to run this from a PC to a monitor and TV. The PC/Monitor connection worked fine and ran the advertised speeds. The TV, however, didn't work. Kept dropping signal, the 4090 graphics card kept struggling to handshake with the TV. Kept bumping refresh rates from 120 to 60 and occasionally 30. Sometimes it wouldn't even register 120 was an option and only ran at 60. No issues when the PC was plugged in directly, not through the switch. Just as a troubleshoot attempt, tried with a different brand of TV and cables, still the same issue. All drivers are up to date. So, I guess if using not with a PC / TV connection it should work just fine.

At first I was worried it'd be a chinese paper weight due to so few reviews but have surprisingly had no issues in over 4 months ownership. It fulfills my very niche need of being able to switch between two outputs (a monitor and a tv) from one input (ps5) depending on the game I play. I would recommend pairining it with hdmi 2.0 cables to get the most out of it. Its metal frame is also quite sturdy. Might buy a second one for the inverse function, for my switch dock and ps3 as my tv has run out of hdmi ports 😅

works fine 90% of the time, periodically I have to unplug and plug back in an HDMI cable for my tv to recognize the connection, I don't have the equipment to actually test this theory but my assumption is this is not passing through true 4k.

It bi-directionality makes it pretty versatile. Its specs exceed those of the inputs and outputs I am using with it. It is giving me the best quality picture I can expect though, and I am 'future proofed' on HDMI switches at least. Only using it for 1 input and 2 outputs, so the remote is not being used for now at least.

I wanted an 8k switcher for my computer and whiteboard as well as my other vcr/dvd combo device. I connected the hdmi cords restarted my computer and everything worked perfectly. One button switches the input connection in about 5 seconds, No problem. The only thing that you need to know is that whichever device you want to be the "default" or the one you always turn on first, then put that in the #1 hdmi connection because whenever the device restarts, it defaults to the HDMI 1 connection.I'm very happy with this unit, it's small, sold and the hdmi cords fit solidly without wiggle. Good Stuff :)

On the whole the product works very well - except when it doesn’t, which is frequently.I am using it to split a single output signal into two potential output monitors - both LG C2 screens at 4K 120hz.It does pass through the signal at the right frequency without distortion - but occasionally the signal drops out for a split second, leading to a blank screen and the screen detecting the cable as if it was plugged in and unplugged. Unfortunately that makes it fairly unusable. If I had bought it at a local shop, rather than bringing it in from overseas, I would definitely be returning it as faulty.Oh and it asked me to review the “remote control”. It doesn’t have one - it just has a button on the cable splitter itself.