Premium 4K@60Hz HDMI Splitter 1 in 4 Out: WeJupit HDCP 2.2 HDMI Splitter with 3D, 🔌 4K 60Hz Support & AC Adaptor, Compatible with PS3 PS4 Xbox FireStick Roku Blu-Ray DVD Player Apple TV Review

Allows you to easily share signals, it's a very useful thing. I have a computer in the office. I'm sitting behind it now, it's on the screen in front of me. When I turn on a 55" screen in the office, that's what's shown on it too, which is great for collaboration. The TV in the living room also has this connection, I haven't used the fourth one yet, but I will! Sound and picture are just as good as with a direct connection.

This is a good product. Works well. Unfortunately, there have been some misconceptions regarding HDMI splitters or HDMI switchers with multiple inputs and one output. We needed a switch, not a splitter. OUR FAULT IS NOT THE SELLER So what to do with the splitter. Well we tried it, it still works fine. Allows video to be sent to 4 different screens. It would be great for a bar, classroom, security, or home with multiple screens in multiple rooms for a game day if everyone could see the same…

cheap plastic made a bad first impression on me! It is very light and the cables are very short for the purpose of the product. The HDMI splitter requires a 6ft cable for correct and easy use. But the product didn't work! The product turns on or indicates power supply with an indicator light. But upon plugging it in, I noticed that it doesn't have split buttons or a button to switch channels/input. And even when I connect it to my computer and TV, I get no signal. So I'm really disappointed…

This HDMI splitter is very easy to use and generally worth the price. It sends a reliable signal that matches the source, but the main problem is that it does a little editing of the video in the process. This is an active splitter that is required for the HDMI signal to work. The splitter can simply pass the signal intact. It's displayed as a 4K monitor from the source, so inputting a smaller signal produces a softer, processed image. It's okay, but it's obvious to me. It might have been…

I have multiple monitors in my office that need to display the same information from the same source throughout the day. And the source only has three HDMI ports. I bought one of these so we can stream the same information to 6 monitors spread around the office. Setting up the device is very easy and the markings on the splitter speak for themselves. The monitors connected to the splitter are at different distances (the shortest is 10-12 feet and the widest is around 80 feet) and I observe no…

My wife's office has a complex installation that requires her PC monitor to be available on both a second monitor on a stand and a large TV. This has been achieved for years by connecting to a PC's HDMI and VGA outputs and using the HDMI switch to select the PC's main monitor or TV. Every HDMI switch we tried was poorly designed. Mechanical switches were cheap and only lasted two or three months. Even when they worked, we were never able to display an image on all three screens at the same…