OREI 4K HDMI Matrix Switch 4 X 2, Switcher 18G UltraHD with Arc Supports upto 4K @ 60Hz & 1080P IR Remote Control - Full Matrix Selection (UHD-402)

I needed to switch my 4K HDMI cameras and split them and this works well for that. Having the switch and splitter in the same unit is more liable and has much less wire mess. I personally prefer the plastic HDMI switchers and splitters because they don't scratch things. I do wish it has RS-232. I don't like how channel 1 is on the front, I wish it was channel 4. Orei is an American company, so that alone is a good reason to chose them.

This is exactly what I needed. I have a ps5 and a xbox connected to a gaming monitor, but I wanted to be display on the tv as well. This HDMI was able to do what I want it. Now I can switch the xbox or ps5 to either the monitor or the tv or both at the same time or one on the tv and the other on the monitor or vice-versa. I takes a little to memorize which setting to use, it has 4 options for each output, but after figure out. The HDMI matrix adjust by itself to the resolution and picture quality there no need to configure by yourself like other ones out there. Also, it has a remote so you can change it from far if your want to have a clean setup and is harder to reach.

It is easy to install and setup. However, some glitch when using it with Apple TV. Not sure why. I have plugin Xiaomi Box (similar to Amazon Fire), Apple TV and Nintendo Switch. Whenever I put the selection to Apple TV, when I either switch to other input on TV and back, or simply turn off the TV and turn it on back, the Apple TV signal becomes running up and down. I have to cycle through the HDMI selector and back to Apple TV one, then it appears correctly. The weird part it doesn't happen with the Xiaomi Box.

I bought I to use as an hdmi splitter (1 apple tv 4k to 2 tvs) and it works perfect for my use.

You have to press the desired button on the remote several times to get it to take and never know when or if it will take. The audio takes a while to switch on when you do get the video switched the way you want it. So, most of the time it eventually it works the way it is supposed to. I had to power off/on all of my components to get it to switch this last time. This is too much hassle. Sending it back.

Works as intended, been using it for a while now with no issues. 4 divides that can display on A and B displays or 1 divide in both displays. I’m not sure if I lucked out but I received 2 units in one package so I have a backup if I need it.

I used to yank cables between my classroom projector and classroom TV in order to direct students' attention between paper document camera demonstrations and computer demos, and now it's beautiful! I switch and duplicate displays at the push of buttons! One super pleasant surprise is that the matrix WILL extend computer displays! I have a desktop and laptop, and each computer can extend each desktop. Then, at the push of two buttons, voilà, swapped displays! (You just cannot extend to two displays, i.e. 1 computer to 3 desktops.) I also love the fact that there are hardware swap buttons on the matrix device itself because the remote is small enough to lose. Definitely a great buy for a techie teacher!

This product is not 100% compatible with some of the apps for the Roku Ultra, nor was I able to switch between the Roku and my Samsung DVD player. I have the box set up for HDMI ARC. Some of the apps worked without any issues, but for, specifically, the Paramount app the video would go black and then after a few seconds I would get broken audio and no video. Changing from one input to another and then back will fix the issue, but this would need to be done any time you started a new program or movie. I could not get the box to work with our Samsung DVD player. I had to take the switch out of the mix for HDMI ARC to work with my DVD player. It seems to work fine as a HDMI switch without HDMI ARC and connected directly to my TV. However, you can not connect the switch output directly to the sound bar and just use it as a direct connection to the HDMI ARC input to the sound bar and get the Audio and Video to work. I am very disappointed in the product.

Having had a previous 4x2 splitter i was after one that would allow Virgin uHD to work on both outputs. This does it for all inputs to all outputs very happy

So the switch does redirect inputs from multiple devices to different monitors. I have a laptop, desktop PC and PS5, which I route through the switch to two monitors. The switch enables me to reroute each device to a monitor of my choice. However, there are issues with the switch. The first issue is that both the buttons on the switch and the remote that comes with it are very unresponsive. Sometimes I click to switch the inputs / outputs and it works first time, but more often than not it can take anywhere from 2 to 5 clicks to get it to respond. The second issue is there are some combinations of input output that cause a persistent flicker on one of the monitors. When I have the desktop PC playing through Monitor 1, and the laptop through Monitor 2, the second monitor flashes on and off ever few seconds. I will be continuing to use it, but the above issues are quite irritating, hence the 3 star rating I gave it.

I had only one Arc port in my Sony HT A9 speaker system and wanted to connect my tv and projector to it. This product is one of the few products that is able to provide one arc bridge as well an extr la our port to help me connect both the tv as projector. Though I have had to use a workaround to get this done but this product is a perfectly priced solution. Also the one day delivery was the cherry on the cake! Do remember that the matrix takes about 30: seconds to recognise a signal so some patience is required when switching between devices.

I have been using their 4x1 switch for a while and it has been great. I purchased this 4x2 product so that I could watch the same content on two different devices or different content on two devices. Unfortunately, when getting the same content on two devices, the sound was not sent to either device. There didn't appear a straight forward way of getting the sound going although it did eventually work. The problem kept occurring each time the unit was turned on, so I returned the unit. Version "D", created in July 2024 was available on the US site, so I am going to give it a try. After exchange and shipping the new version is even $40 less than the original iteration from the Canadian site.

Working as advertised but it doesn't memorize the last setting.