ROOFULL 4 Ports 8K HDMI 2.1 Switch 4 in 1 Out 8K@60Hz 4K@120Hz HDMI Switcher Selector with Remote Support 48Gbps HDR 10+ Dolby Vision/Atmos HDCP 2.3 CEC for PS5 4 Pro Xbox Apple TV Game PC Roku

Very solid hdmi switch. Tested with an LG C5 tv, works well for HDR, VRR and auto switching. I tried another switch that had some issues with losing various features when switching inputs but this one seems to be consistent. Auto switching works well too which is very convenient.The remote is decent though it has slightly odd separate on and off buttons but I've gotten used to it now. Overall very pleased and can recommend it for use with the LG C5.

Actually works at 4K, 120 Hz. HDR10, VRR, CEC is compatible. At least that's what my Series X thinks is all working. Gave me green checkmarks for all of it. I was shocked this thing did all of this, since Amazon is a cesspool of technical IT lies.

Works pretty good. All my artifact is well connected n my kids have no issue on playing the nintendo switch.

Tried many and this less expensive option worked perfectly with PS5, Switch 2, Sony Blu-Ray and random converted RCA to HDMI games. Worth the money.

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.