OREI 4K HDMI Over Ethernet 1x4, One Input to Four Outputs Over Ethernet Up to 115 feet (Mirrored), 4K@60Hz 4:4:4, Loop Output for a Display at Source & Low Latency Transmission (UHD14-EX115-K)

Easy to install. Has HDMI in and a HDMI loop out which works out nice for switching views on our church projection screen. It has 4 RJ45 outputs with the transmitter built inside of the splitter, and four receivers (POE) for external monitors located elsewhere in the church. Price was fair and unit is well made. Had to send another splitter back that caused VMix to freeze up. Worked great with no problems last night.

after configuring the DIP switches, it was easy to get 4k on all of my TVs.

Purchased three of these units for our church. They perform wonderfully. Simple to set up and excellent video quality.

Update: After posting this review, Bombay Electronics reached out and offered to exchange the transmitter unit. Returned to them and they promptly sent a replacement. So excellent service from the reseller, Bombay (much appreciated), but poor service from the OEM, OREI, as detailed below. Replacement unit functions fine. Added back one star. Thanks, Bombay, for handling this.Original Review: Bought this to replace an identical unit that failed 13 months after installation. Transmitter unit died; receivers and power supply (and Cat 6 wiring) were fine. OREI refused to honor warranty since it was one month over the 12 month warranty period.Worked fine until it suddenly failed. Happy with performance. Not so happy I couldn't get them to replace the transmitter. Took two stars off for poor customer service.

Very easy setup, sending the same signal to two TVs and one projector over 90' of CAT5e to each.

Works great for a while then screens start to flicker and lose signal i guess when the units get warm they dont work as they should. I am returning this and just going straight hdmis better the idea was great but not as effective as an hdmi

When I first bought this over 3 years ago .. I had a delay where I couldn't use all 4 monitors. I'd see some glitches but thought it was just 'normal' for the device.when I finally got my gym built and 4 4K monitors up .. I noticed a Lot of glitches. Apparently some channels work better than others?Of course by the time I realized all this I was out of my warranty.Their tech support was very easy to reach but .. only offered a 20% discount off full price to replace the unit.I found that for a screen that glitched (I'm using Samsung 4Ks and CAT8 Ethernet with at most 50 feet of length, most much shorter), I could pull the connector from my wall sockets and put it back quickly.This often 'fixed' the issue.So .. I can generally just pull and replace a connector (not from the unit but from the wall mount that connects all the Ethernet cables in the walls) and replace it and get a Perfect screen.My point is this. Test ALL your devices quickly with all channels running. Glitches are NOT supposed to happen. Call their tech support and while you are in warranty I'm sure they will take care of you.If you notice a glitch after warranty .. just pull the connector briefly (not from their unit, you don't want to damage that connector, always use a wall connector bracket) and you can get a perfect screen that will work all day.So .. mostly a great product. Mine arrives with glitches and I guess it's my own fault I didn't deal with it then .. as a company can't be expected to provide a warranty past the warranty period.Just make sure there are NO glitches before your warranty end. You may have to change some dip switches. Some combinations seemed to work better than others. But .. as I'm not aware of a better solution .. this product is probably your best choice!!!

I could not be more impressed with this system. It’s amazing to have the same football game on in multiple rooms at the exact same millisecond. (As you walk from room to room, there is no lag or echo.)I did not buy this system to save money, but having one cable box is far cheaper than paying for multiple cable boxes at $12 each every month. If I do the math, the savings from not having these additional cable boxes should pay for this device by the end of the year.I purchased the four-port system. If I could do it over again, I would definitely get the eight port system. (Four ports will run 5 TVs)Note: I run the same brand of TV in every room (Sony Bravia). I don’t know if this matters, but I thought I’d mention it. My living room has a Marantz surround sound receiver, and that does not seem to impact lag or echo. Again, there is absolutely no noticeable lag or echo between the TVs.