🔁 Enhance Your HDMI System with the Belkin AV10117 4-Way HDMI Switch: Wireless Remote Included! Review

The product worked exactly one month and ONE DAY! The return date has been pushed back ONE DAY! The remote control doesn't switch from one channel to the other, so a waste of money! I mistakenly thought that Belkin was the best manufacturer of this type of device. This is the second type of switch to fail.

This switch was really buggy, it caused multiple input havoc and caused two computer graphics cards to spasm due to timing errors. Maybe mine is just bad, maybe the Intel graphics chip and AMD graphics chip sync with this switch. Belkin products are generally pretty good, that was a surprise, maybe I just got a bad switch. It's so damn cheap that it was easier to just replace it on the spot.

This product has 2 problems, the size does not allow to connect all HDMI ports and also the output is in the front when it should be in the back, another problem is the infrared Connector that comes with it tells you it's really old because they have a connector now and also with infrared that's very bad so you basically need a bi on the front of the device to be able to change the input with the remote control. If you want something good check out the KINIVO brand, I bought it instead and it's

I'm using this to connect/disconnect an old carousel DVD player to a modern system. I use it for binge watching. In fact I have two of them, for him and for her, and I buy CDs. I have over 1100 movies in my collection. But my new 60" Samsung 4k barely recognized the old Sony. Though it's progressive and upscaled to 1080p. The oldest HDMI standard ever invented. You'll have to reload the HDMI package for a while for it to catch on. You have to unplug the HDMI cable on the back of the player and…

This is the second one I've bought and they both work well - one in the living room and one in the bedroom. determines which HDMI input is enabled and connects the HDMI output to that input. Therefore, in most cases you do not need to control the selection on the HDMI switch manually or with the supplied IR remote control. can be seen with the IR remote control included in the manual switch control kit. No external power supply is required as the unit runs on DC power available through the HDMI

Judging from the included documentation, this device supports some older HDMI specifications (I can't remember which ones). However, I tested it and found that it outputs 4k 60Hz videos without any issues. So this switch will likely work with any HDMI 2.0 device. As others have pointed out, it doesn't come with a power adapter (it has a 3.5mm jack and a 5V input). However, I have never needed it for my devices. If you need one, you can purchase the following: Super Power Supply® USB to 3.5mm…