Review on 🔌 KELIIYO HDMI Splitter 1x4 V1.4b with AC Adapter - Duplicate/Mirror Screen Monitor, Ultra HD 1080P 2K x 4K@30Hz, 3D Resolutions - 1 Input to 4 Outputs by Malik Axmed

I have been using HDMI splitters for a few years. I bought it to replace one that works perfectly. I have an AT&T U-verse. DVR and 3 satellite boxes. But I have 7 rooms with flat screen TVs. I am using a splitter to start a relay from the line going to the dashcam. The HDMI output on the back of the DVR is used to connect to the INPUT of the splitter. Then an HDMI cable for the TV in the bedroom, an HDMI line for the music room, an HDMI line for the billiard room, and an HDMI line for the bathroom. The splitter comes with a 9 volt power supply. They work very well. Picture and sound are clear on every set. All my TVs are Samsung. Not that it matters. But if you need a splitter, I would definitely buy this one and not the more expensive one. It's the same. For me, the connection, when all the cables were already laid, lasted 2 minutes. If you need a cable, you can get any length you need right here at Revain. You can run it through the ceiling or under the floor if you have space. Just remember that all other TVs will receive the same picture no matter what channel is tuned on the set-top box. Also, if you're playing a DVD or Revain Prime on your main TV, the only thing going through that splitter is going to be what comes out of that cable box, period. Other TVs can still be used to watch DVDs and Revain Prime if they have the right connection. e.g. Smart TV or additional HDMI inputs for feeding in DVD, ROKU, Firestick or something else. But TV channels are dictated by Motherbox. With my remote I can actually change channels while I'm in one of the other rooms. I don't know how I got so lucky, but that's how it is. And if you have Comcast, they have an Xfinity console made just for that. You buy it separately. Anyway, hope this helps someone.