avedio Links 4K@60Hz 4x2 HDMI Matrix Switch, HDMI 2.0b Matrix Switch 4 in 2 Out, 4K HDMI Switcher Splitter + Optical and L/R Audio Output, Scaler EDID with Remote, HDCP2.2, HDR 10

I have been using the avedio links HDMI Matrix Switch for over a year now, and I am still very impressed with its performance and features. This HDMI matrix switch has made managing multiple HDMI devices and displays a breeze, and it has been a great addition to my home entertainment setup.One of the things I appreciate most about this product is its versatility, thanks to its four HDMI inputs and two output ports. I can have multiple devices plugged in at once, such as my PC, Nintendo Switch, Xbox, and Wii U, and I can easily switch between them using the included remote control. The fact that I can have both outputs displaying at the same time is also a great feature.Another thing I really like about this HDMI matrix switch is the separate 3.5mm audio jack for each output port. I was able to plug my PC speakers into the 3.5mm jack for output 1, and this allowed me to output audio from whatever was set on output 1 to the PC speakers. This feature made it very convenient to switch between devices without having to worry about what the speakers are plugged into.Here are some of my favorite features:- 4K 60Hz support: This HDMI matrix switch supports resolutions up to 4K 60Hz, which means I can enjoy high-quality video and audio.- Plug-and-play setup: Setting up this switch was very easy. I simply plugged in my devices and displays, and everything worked right away.- Compact size: The avedio links HDMI matrix switch is very compact, which makes it easy to fit into my entertainment center without taking up too much space.- Reliable performance: I have been using this HDMI matrix switch for little over a year now, and it has never let me down. I have never experienced any issues with connectivity or performance.Overall, the avedio links HDMI Matrix Switch is an excellent product that I highly recommend to anyone who needs to manage multiple HDMI devices and displays. It's easy to use, versatile, and has been a great addition to my home entertainment setup. 10/10 product.

So - my imac got old and died, and I bought a mac mini and a *truly crappy* 4k monitor that never really wanted to do 4k with the mac. I tried various cables, no joy - stuck at some weird sub-4k resolution, 30 Hz, and I figured I could live with it and buy a better monitor someday. And now I recently got a steam deck, and due to the junk monitor not supporting sound, needed to both switch video and break out the audio. This looked good, so I decided to give it a shot.I plugged it in, switched the video - and I am staring at a *rock solid* 4k 60Hz screen. It looks flawless - the mac is doing retina resolution and down-scaling, and my junk monitor looks like one costing 3x as much. Apparently this little box took the junky mac HDMI signal and said "oh - you're trying to do 4k 60Hz? Let me *fix that for you* " - and does so. I couldn't be more delighted. I still can't do keyboard volume controls, but that is apple's fault. I give this 5 stars, but they deserve an extra star for not just relaying the HDMI but improving it.The box looks well built, has buttons if you lose the remote, and the remote is dead simple. If I lose the manual, the cheat sheet for the DIP switches is printed on the case, that's good. I plan to promptly forget it exists, which is exactly what I want from video hardware. Well done all around.Unfortunately, my kids swiped my spare hdmi cable, so testing with the steam deck will have to wait, but purely for the excellent output I had to do this review. I didn't expect a boring old video switcher to surprise and delight me - but it did. If I run into issues I will update the review, I promise, but right now I'm 100% satisfied.

This thing does some impressive things for the price. This allowed me to connect a 2k and FHD monitor with the same input, which is great for my use case of playing a game at 2k, and recording video on an elgato that can only manage 1080.Doesn't seem to like 2k 120, not a big issue, but worth mentioning since one of the pictures shows that it does. Not that you can't get it to work, but it's a royal pain on PC, and impossible on other devices (Xbox/playstation) The problem is that the edid 0000 mode doesn't actually copy the edid information over, it gets slightly modified in the transfer, not sure how or why. This can do weird things, like make your device believe it's connected to a 4k device, making you manually select 2k res, and still limiting the refresh rate to 60hz. You can manually override this on PC using a piece of software called CRU (don't try unless your tech savvy) but note that if you duplicating the output, both monitors will need to support 2k 120 for it to work.Edit: customer service reached out, and it may be my specific monitor. 2k 120 may work just fine for you.

I’m using it to connect my Xbox and my tv to my elgato capture card then to my Mac,perfect for content creators,streamers,etc.

First and foremost, this worked fine as a switch between my PS3, Wii U, and Nintendo Switch into my Retrotink 4k. No issues with the PS3's HDCP restriction. I would imagine this would also work fine with a capture card.Unfortunately I had a few instances where after a day or so, the switch would power off. Not sure if this was by design, but the red lights were all off and the buttons were not responsive. I had to unplug it and plug it back in to have it turn on again. I doubt this is a "feature", but you never know.The other thing that happened and was repeatable is that the unit would be working fine and if I literally tapped the top of it with my finger, the signal would drop for a couple of seconds before working again. There must be loose internal wires, some bad soldering, or just cheap components inside.All said and done, I returned this one after a few weeks and bought an auto switch from Newcare. It's not a dual output matrix switch, but for my use, it's fine for now.With all of these switches, it's a crapshoot as to build quality as they're all manufactured pretty cheaply in China. The legitimately made HDMI switches are very expensive and likely won't work with the PS3.

This switch does everything, I switch inputs using the button on the front probably about 30 times a day and still works great. No issues passing edid and overwriting the audio type works great.

Hace su función pero tiene limitaciones: muy lento para hacer los cambios de imagen y dado que no es escalador se tiene que bajar la resolución de algunos equipos para hacerlos compatibles.Si lo trabajan para uso personal no tiene problemas ,pero si se requiere para algo mas profesional de definitivamente no es la mejor opción.

Works great and great solution when my integrated amp died, which was my previous HDMI switcher.

It appears that if the signal for both inputs turns off, the whole box will turn off and requires a device reset to get working again.

So far works fine