UGREEN HDMI Switch 5 in 1 Out, HDMI Splitter 4K@60Hz with Remote, 5 Port Hdmi 2.0 Switcher Support 3D CEC HDR HDCP 2.2, Compatible with PS5/4, Xbox, TV Box, Blu-Ray, HDTV, Monitor, Projector (Black)

Had it for a while now,great quality,use it for projector,ps5,tv,etc,all works great,no lagging,great value and picture quality

Just love this item. Plugged in the following all at once: cable tv. Nvidia sheild. Amazon cube. Laptop and still got a spare HDMI port left. I have used the supplied usb C lead and plugged it into spare mobile phone charger (5v 1.0amp), no picture issues at all. Dolby atmos passess throught to my sound bar and faultless 4k tv picture accross all platforms plugged into it. Love the fact that the device is controlled by a remote control or button on the unit. Says that the ir receiver should be pointing at the remote, i found this not to be necassary, mine is behind my media unit and works perfectly. No more switching ports on the tv remote or sound bar for each device.

I bought this unit to combine signals from Virgin tv box, Amazon fire stick 4k, Apple TV, blue ray player and Nintendo Wii. Everything works ok but the Virgin media box video signal fails but the audio is transmitted. Disappointing as I wanted to just have the one HDMI connection to the TV.

Great. Easy to use. Does the job.

Excellent quality , easy install , remote switchable makes life easier between the 4 inputs. Only one problem is that the Firestick bit larger than HDMI so one input not usable - PERFECT for my needs

This is brilliant does exactly as described I was upgrading from my sons 3 port HDMI switcher, haven’t needed a power source either it’s working fine without connected a firestick, Nintendo switch, Game cube and Nintendo 64 and all working well. It does auto switch which makes it easier at times appears to be compatible with all devices HDMI ports are well spaced out.

I bought one of these to replace an older 3-in-1-out HDMI switcher that I've been using for years, but which doesn't support CEC passthrough. I connected the new unit up, and found that no output signal was produced for any of my input devices. I returned it to Amazon and bought another one in case the first was faulty. The second one behaves exactly the same as the first. So it seems that they either don't work at all, or they are incompatible with my setup, though there's nothing special about my setup that I would expect to cause this problem.

I couldn't find any reviews for if this worked for streaming on Twitch so I thought I'd bite the bullet and give it a shot. I recognise that I'm probably in a fairly unique situation because of this, but I'm leaving a review in case anybody is similarly in my shoes. On Twitch, I currently stream from my PS5, Xbox Series X, Switch and laptop. Just the other day I got my hands on the Elgato HD60 X, and it's worked great for streaming to Twitch through OBS so far. However, if I wanted to swap between my consoles then I needed to unplug the HDMI for one console and plug in the HDMI for another. I didn't want this to lead to damage to my cables/Elgato down the line, so I looked into whether a HDMI splitter of some sort could help fix this issue. Instead, I stumbled across the idea of a HDMI switch instead, so I looked into getting one but I couldn't find concrete reviews saying whether these worked or not (I checked on YouTube, Amazon and Reddit to see what people had to say). After that research, I decided to take the plunge and got this HDMI Switch because it can handle up to 4K 60Hz, which is more than enough for what I needed. I'll break down the info on how I've got this set up, the pros and the cons I've experienced so far: INFO - All my consoles (PS5, Xbox Series X and Nintendo Switch) are set up to output 1080p at 60fps. This is also how my OBS is set up so everything is compatible with each other. VRR can be turned on, I believe I've got HDR turned off across devices just to be on the safe side, and any other funky HDMI things like HDMI CEC are all turned off - They all run into this switch by HDMI cable. They're in ports 1, 2 and 3 - This switch then runs into my Elgato HD60 X by HDMI cable - I've connected the switch to an external charger to supply it with power - The Elgato connects to my monitor by HDMI (a 34" ultrawide Samsung one. The important thing to note is that it's set to receive the signal from the Elgato as an AV source, not PC. That means the image won't be stretched out wide) and to my laptop by USB-C (a Samsung Galaxy Book4 Ultra) PROS - Works absolutely fine. Had no issues with lag, quality, stuttering, black screens, etc so far - Design is very compact and looks good amongst my setup. Almost discreet - Build quality seems solid - The little remote it comes with feels a bit cheap, but it's convenient and does what it needs to do - Being able to press the top buttons to switch to any input you like is very convenient - Very affordable price. Even as one of the slightly pricier ones I've seen, it's still not gonna break the bank CONS - Didn't come with a HDMI cable, which I would've at least liked for the HDMI out - Remote doesn't come with batteries - Switching takes about 3-5 seconds, which really isn't a con for me but it's something that I can imagine some people would want to happen much quicker - The USB-C it comes with seems a bit thin and frail. Again, not really a con, but I'm using a better USB-C cable plugged into my extension socket instead and that's doing the job just fine All in all, I'm very happy so far with the product. In a test environment it's done everything I would want it to do, so now I just need to see what it's like on an actual live Twitch stream JUST to make sure it holds up there. But so far, when doing offline tests and capturing footage through OBS, it's been absolutely wonderful. The only reason I'm giving it 4 stars instead of 5 is because of the lack of a HDMI cable and no batteries for the remote. Otherwise, this was the PERFECT solution for my dilemma and also allows me to have more devices connected in the future that I can very easily switch to with this now