4 in 1 Out 8K HDMI 2.1 Switch 4 Port 8K@60HZ 4K@120Hz HDMI Switcher Box with Remote Support 48Gbps HDR10+ Dolby Vision/Atmos HDCP 2.3 CEC for PS5 Xbox Roku Fire Stick Blu-ray Player Gaming PC

Well built with a solid metal housing. Easy hookups and having a remote included is a great value for the money. Great investment for folks who have limited input ports!

I needed another feed for my old plasma TV. I can control it with my logitech remote that runs everthing. Switches fine. No video issues. I only run 1080.

It's really good for what it's worth I guess. The remote works great, the box itself is a little finicky. It'll black out randomly after you switch HDMIs for like ten seconds after it's already been working fine. Other than that it seems fine, the price was good and it was easy to set up.

Our new TV has only 1 HDMI input. But I wanted to connect our BluRay and our old VCR so that we could watch family videos without unplugging the cable box. This was the perfect answer. All input HDMI feeds go into this switch box and out to the TV. Now it is a simple process. Just push the button to the desired feed.

After reading the instructions, and understanding the device, it has worked perfectly. It has been on continuously for two weeks without a hiccup.

Bought this so that I could use it to connect all of my gaming consoles (PS5, Xbox, Switch, and Steam Deck), since I don’t have enough ports for all of them with the sound bar connected. Although the switch does what it says in that it changes the input on the switch when you power on a device and the CEC passthrough for sound control and enabling low latency mode works, it doesn’t actually send a command to the TV to change the input to the switch. It also doesn’t relay the power on/off commands either, which makes it completely useless if you want to use one-touch power on with your Xbox or PS5 controllers. In addition, it appears to use a round-robin algorithm for the auto switching, so if it thinks you have two devices powered on, it will stay on the lowest port number always, so features like pressing the PS or Xbox buttons on the controllers to switch to console’s input also doesn’t work.Otherwise, the picture/sound quality is fine, and manual switching with the remote is pretty seamless. If you are fine with manual switching all the time this is a pretty reliable box, but i definitely wouldn’t recommend it for auto-switching, CEC, or anything more than a basic home theater setup.

Seems to be a very well made piece of equipment. Works as advertised and easy to setup and use.

The initial unit exhibited identical performance issues. I initially suspected a single faulty unit. However, the replacement unit displays the same problem. While functionality with a Nintendo Switch is optimal, compatibility with next-generation consoles, particularly the Xbox Series X, is unsatisfactory. This is not attributable to cabling; new cables were purchased from Amazon. Therefore, this unit is unsuitable for next-generation gaming applications.