OREI UltraHD 4K @ 60 Hz 1 x 2 HDMI Splitter 1 in 2 Out (2 Port) 4:4:4 8-bit - Does Not Bypass HDCP, 18 Gbps, 4K HDMI Splitter

I am thoroughly impressed with this UltraHD 4K @ 60 Hz 1 X 4 HDMI Splitter! The device has exceeded my expectations in every way. Setup was a breeze, and the splitter works flawlessly, delivering stunning 4K resolution at 60 Hz to all four of my outputs.The build quality is solid, and the compact design makes it easy to fit into my entertainment setup. I've experienced zero lag, artifacts, or other issues - just crystal-clear picture and smooth performance.This splitter has been a game-changer for my home theater, allowing me to connect multiple devices and enjoy seamless switching between them. The price point is incredibly reasonable considering the quality and functionality.If you're in the market for a reliable, high-performance HDMI splitter, look no further! This UltraHD 4K @ 60 Hz 1 X 4 HDMI Splitter is an absolute winner. Five stars and a hearty recommendation from this satisfied persona.

Excellent 4K HDMI Splitter. I used it to split the 4K HDMI singal from my AVR to my projector and TV. It worked fawlessly and provided true 4K at each output. It was truly Plug N Play. If you need a great HDMI splitter I recommend this one. On note, it will only provide one output singal at a time. If I turn on both TV and projector, only one will have a picture. This doesn't bother me but if you're looking to split the singal between two rooms that might be a problem for you.

This splitter comes with it's own power supply, and power cable. It was one of the more expensive units I found, but it was only about $10. or so more than the one that didn't work out.It works perfectly, and does not appear to attenuate or reduce the signals in any way. It has a metal case, and it feels hefty compared to the plastic case of the unit I returned.

Great product! I’ve been using it successfully since August 2022. It has worked flawlessly. Unfortunately most recently I experienced the screen fluttering and ultimately losing the ability to display media. I’m currently troubleshooting the issue and will see what I come up with. Inspire of this in still impressed by the product!

Works as advertised. But worth noting that it only worked when display settings are set to “duplicate”It wouldn’t work any other way, not “extend” and not “monitor 1 only” or “monitor 2 only”

Exactly what I needed for my gaming set up. I want the ability to casually game on my monitor and also record gameplay on YouTube, but independently of each other. This allows for that. I also paired this with the 2x2 hdmi switcher which lets me switch between my docked steam deck and Nintendo switch on either my tv (for a bigger screen or multiplayer game nights) or my monitor for casual solo gaming. Super happy with my OREI products. OREI please sponsor me I love you! Lol. (Socials:@slowcozychronicles)

Does bypass HDCP on my PS3 to an HDMI to USB capture card in TV mode. Tried a couple all same result. Works for a few seconds, then black screen. Must use STD mode on the switch to get it to bypass. Otherwise, it does split the signal without deteriorating it. Displays on standard monitor.UPDATE: made sure review spelling was right.

I so wanted them to work. I spent an hour with the first one, trying different cables, different settings, every combination of ports and settings to get a 4kx60hz signal from my PC to my monitor and TV but could get only get 2k to my monitor and no signal at all to my TV, even though I'd been able to with the Orie 2k splitter I was hoping to replace. After a couple of days and several email exchanges with Orei tech support I concluded it was defective, so requested an exchange, and also purchased new 8kx60hz 48Gbps cables. When I received the new one I initially could not get anything beyond 2k, but finally after an hour of swapping cables, outputs and settings I finally got a signal to both. I was so happy. Thinking that perhaps the original one was okay but just needed the magical combination of cables and settings I replaced the new one with it and could not get any signal to either device. When I swapped the new one back in I had the same result. I played with the configuration for a few minutes before giving up. Not certain, but I'd have to guess that somehow the order of connecting power and inputs/outputs damaged them. If so, another reason to avoid them. I'd replaced two of their 2k switches due to premature death (presumably power, though they go through a UPS/surge protector) so I know they are cheaply built. But at least when those work they work consistently.