Enhanced Performance: Extreme Broadband Manufacturing BDS104H 4 Way 🔌 HD Digital Coax Cable Splitter - Amplify Your Signal Strength! Review

It works well for dividing the cable entering my house into two bedrooms, a living room, a common room and a basement. It works well enough, but it degrades signal strength and interference, which isn't enough to noticeably affect cable or internet quality. The HD cable still looks great and can stream to 3 TVs and use mobile/desk at the same time.

Works great. Bought to fix a bad installation from a cable company. They only provided a 3-way splitter for the coaxial cable coming out of the house. I have 4 cables. Installs in seconds and all cable boxes (tivos) work perfectly with no HD/quality issues. Wired internet is stable, there are no errors or unrecoverable errors on the modem status page.

The splitter worked very well - far exceeded my expectations. I removed the splitter that was attached by my cable company (which only split the signal 2 ways). I connected my existing coaxial cable to the new splitter, plugged in my antenna and it was up and running within minutes. It took me longer to get the ladder up than it did to hook up the splitter. Great buy at a great price!

I bought this unit to replace a 17 year old Rime Warner splitter with an equivalent rating. The thing is well built, but it doesn't transmit the signal to the modem and 2 TVs at the same time like its older predecessor. When I have two TVs receiving HD signals, some channels just turn off completely. My much older splitter didn't have this problem. Works great for two drives, nothing but inexperienced troubles.

So I bought this splitter to distribute 3 cable boxes and a router. All Xfinity services are cable and internet and that works fine, but with a 4-way splitter it just limits your performance because you have to share it across connections. So there is nothing wrong with this product or splitter as it works like any other 4 channel splitter. If you are looking for a splitter for the same purpose as me, I would recommend buying a splitter with an amplifier to maintain performance.

Complete scrap. For the first time I got a splitter where there was absolutely no continuity between the center wire of the input and the center wire of either output. Either the quality control is poor, I somehow caught a defective splinter, or a huge batch of these aren't being made properly. Will definitely not buy from this manufacturer again. Amazon also states that this product is non-refundable. Big. Nothing beats troubleshooting a failed splitter. I'll stick with the cheaper ones. At…

I have successfully split a small VHF/UHF roof antenna into four TVs with no amplifier. A slightly cheaper unbalanced splitter gives more loss per 3 outputs and less loss per output than a balanced splitter. If that suits your needs, fine, but this balanced splitter has lower losses on four identical outputs than three ports with higher losses on an unbalanced splitter. For a typical home, balanced is better. If you need one feed per hundred feet to the stall, you may want a single-port…

I have a Comcast cable with 3 HD boxes. Two work fine upstairs, but one in the playroom gave me trouble. The image appeared and disappeared every 10-15 minutes or so. I even started seeing error messages when trying to access On Demand. I contacted Comcast, they rebooted the box for me several times, I unplugged and plugged it back in, even changed the HD boxes to work above. At the end of the conversation they wanted to send a master. I decided to look into this matter myself because I don't…