Review on 🔌 HDMI Splitter Cable - 1x2 HDMI Male to Dual HDMI Female Adapter for HD LED LCD TV - Supports Simultaneous Display on Two TVs by Hassan Tomlinson

Revane wants me to mention transparency, thickness and ease of use. Although two of them have nothing to do with this product. It's definitely easy to use, just plug and play, but don't expect it to actually work with monitors. I bought it for my RV which has a very large Android head unit that I use for all my entertainment on the go. The Android head unit only has HDMI output while I have a TV and projector. This works fine as long as only one of them is on at a time, but when I turn on the projector, if the TV is already on, none of them will work. Keep in mind that this might just be my situation, and it could be. The Android main unit just doesn't have enough power in the HDMI port to keep the signal strong enough on each device (we're talking 25ft and 35ft HDMI cables, by the way). If you're using it with a PC to run monitors or maybe a games console with two TVs, it might work if your HDMI cables are very short. It's non-directional as far as I can tell, so it works the other way around too, allowing you to use more devices on your old TV. which only has one or two HDMI ports, or you can connect something like a Chromecast or Roku Stick to a computer monitor, which has only one entrance. Again, remember that there is no switch here, so I have no idea what will happen if you connect two inputs at the same time (it may damage your TV or monitor). By the way, we're talking about a 25' and 35' HDMI cable.) If you're using it with a PC to connect to monitors, or maybe a game console to two TVs, it might work as long as your HDMI cables are really short. It's non-directional as far as I can tell, so it works the other way around too, allowing you to use more devices on an old TV that only has an HDMI port or two, or you can use something like a Chromecast or Add Roku Stick to your computer monitor that has only one input. Again, remember that there is no switch here, so I have no idea what will happen if you connect two inputs at the same time (this could damage your TV or monitor). By the way, we are talking about a 25' and 35' HDMI cable). If you're using it with a PC to connect to monitors, or maybe a games console to two TVs, it might work as long as your HDMI cables are really short. It's non-directional as far as I can tell, so it works the other way around too, allowing you to use more devices on an old TV that only has an HDMI port or two, or you can use something like a Chromecast or Add Roku Stick to your computer monitor that has only one input. Also remember here that there is no switch here, so I have no idea what will happen if you connect two inputs at the same time (this could damage your TV or monitor). not directional, so it works the other way around too, allowing you to use more devices on your old TV that only has one or two HDMI ports, or you can connect something like a Chromecast or Roku Stick to a computer monitor that only has one has entrance. Again, remember that there is no switch here, so I have no idea what will happen if you connect two inputs at the same time (this could damage your TV or monitor). omnidirectional so it also works in reverse and you can use more devices on an old TV, which only has one or two HDMI ports, or you can connect something like a Chromecast or Roku Stick to a computer monitor that only has one input. Again, remember that there is no switch here, so I have no idea what will happen if you connect two inputs at the same time (this could damage your TV or monitor).