ROOFULL 4 Ports 8K HDMI 2.1 Switch 4 in 1 Out 8K@60Hz 4K@120Hz HDMI Switcher Selector with Remote Support Auto-Switching 48Gbps HDR 10+ Dolby Vision/Atmos HDCP 2.3 CEC

This 4 Port HDMI switch worked flawlessly and the output is driving a 35 foot flat HDMI cable (Into a new Hisense 55 inch TV) for great Blue Ray video performance (even though the instructions say "keep the cables short"). No HDMI repeater/booster was necessary. The auto-switching function works very well as it detects and switches over to an HDMI source that has just been turned on, and this can easily be overridden by using the push button panel switch (or the remote, which I have not yet tried). It replaces a 3 input port switch which was unable to drive the 35 foot cable (and did not auto-detect) . I am quite happy with this switch as it turned out to be quite "plug and Play". One thing that should be noted is that it absolutely does require the use of the included 5 volt AC adapter as it apparently does not use the 5V source supplied within the HDMI standard via the cable. In my mind, this is an advantage anyway for reliability. It is packaged in a very solidly constructed metal enclosure that can be sturdily mounted with four #4 screws. I am currently using three of the four available input ports.

As with every device like this you lose a little bit of visual quality but with this one it doesn't seem to be as bad or even all that noticeable unless you know what you're looking for. I have it setup with my PS4/PS5, Switch and currently Wii U, auto switching works fine though it can be a tad finicky with the PS5 for some reason.Remote works great for when its needed. Pretty solid device, and prefer the heavier construction of it over the smaller plastic built ones you can get.

This has been a great HDMI switcher so far. It comes with a remote for manual input switching but the automatic function works well to flip over to whatever source is being used without needing to do anything. Very helpful for somebody who has more devices than their TV has HDMI ports.

Bought on April 2024. Been using it for 3 months now. Works great. Signal full 4k 120hz on console and pc.The auto switch does work. BUT obviously you need to fully turn off the device for it to recognize to switch to a new one.The xbox series x sometimes has a bit of conflict while in sleep mode. The switcher still detects a signal sometimes and won't switch to another input. Haven't had that problem on pc sleep mode or ps5 sleep mode.But it's not ALWAYS, just sometimes finicky with the xbox signal. Other than that works great. It even includes a remote control.

I built a new PC and wanted to hook it up to my TV, an LG C2. Problem is the TV only has three input and I also have a Roku box, Xbox Series X, PS5, a Switch, and a sound bar. I'd been using a cheap manual HDMI Switch but it was a pain to have to change it everytime. I found this and decided to give it a try and must say I was pleasantly surprised.The device itself feels very premium, being encased in metal. Everything is plastic nowadays so it was a nice to see. It also two holes on each end, allowing you hang it up on the wall or screw it into something. HDMI cables can be very stiff so I will be attaching it to something.I tested it with a PC, PS5, and Xbox. I first turned on the PC and it automatically switched to that input. Great start! I shut the PC down and go to turn the PS5 on. It wasn't switching so I got a little worried until I noticed that while the screen showed nothing the fan lights in the PC were still on. Once it fully shut off it properly switched inputs. I then turned off the PS5 and turned on the Xbox and, again, it automatically switched inputs.It's doing exactly what I need it to do. I didn't hook up the Roku box to it as that seems to always stay on. I'm thinking if there's any signal being sent from the current input it won't switch to a new one. The soundbar will also retain its eARC-specific HDMI input so I can control the volume via the Roku remote.I also wanted to make sure it was properly doing 4K@120Hz, and HDR. I tested this with Apex Legends on the PS5. The HDR logo popped up in the corner starting up the game. I jumped into training and switched between quality (60Hz) and performance mode (120Hz). The TV showed the proper framerate for both settings. I don't have an 8K anything so I couldn't test that. My main concern was 4K@120Hz and HDR.Remote works fine but I'm hoping to not have to use it.I'm quite happy with it and would highlyrecommend it.