🔀 HDMI Pigtail Switch: Streamline Your Connections with 60Hz Auto Switching Review

Does exactly what we asked for. Ideal for connecting all of our gaming systems to your TV. Easy to set up and looks stylish. No delay.

It's great for connecting additional HDMI devices. I didn't even have to select inputs. The activated device is selected automatically.

Nice compact design. Works well with various HDMI components. The rubber body feels strong and durable. The light is a little hard to see and there isn't too much space between the entrances. Easy to use and switch between inputs.

I bought this because I only have 2 HDMI sockets on my TV. I connected my PS4 Pro and my Switch. When playing on PS4, the TV simply lost signal mid-game (meaning the screen went black and the TV worked when nothing was plugged in). After a few times I changed it to my computer. Same problem. It doesn't make sense if the image isn't displayed sequentially. waste of time and money. No but.

I bought this switch because of the five ports and it runs at 4k60; 18 GPS options. My goal is to connect 5 Ultra HD devices with a Samsung Q90r soundbar and an OLED TV in an arc. I only get 1080p HDR with this setup. Other 4x1 switches handle it just fine, but not this one. If I connect directly to the TV it's ok, which wasn't my goal. I am not sure if I will keep it. The display is also very difficult to see from the front. This remote control works better than others.

It would be nice if the status lights were brighter and/or bigger. They are barely visible from the sofa when looking at the entertainment unit box and our sofa is less than two meters away. The remote control is also a bit fiddly. The real box feels solid and professional enough, but the remote looks like you're getting a new item at the dollar store. Still, it gets the job done and is good value for money.

It would be nice if the status indicators were brighter and/or bigger. They are barely visible from the sofa when looking at the entertainment unit box and our sofa is less than two meters away. The remote control is also a bit fiddly. The real box feels solid and professional enough, but the remote looks like you're getting a brand new item from a dollar store. Still, it gets the job done and is good value for money.

I specifically chose this device for automatic switching. I've managed to connect my bedroom TV using just an HDMI, a current-gen Chromecast, and the latest Roku+ Streaming Stick. Both devices send a signal to automatically switch to this input during use, but after checking with the manufacturer they confirmed that this device will not use this signal, so the description is inaccurate. Auto switching is applied only when the device is turned on for the first time. Both Roku and Chromecast are…

EDIT: Now after a few months I quit this job. I'm not sure if this is a bad block or if I'm using it for other purposes. I have to turn off each HDMI for a source every time I start it. The constant plugging and unplugging rendered it useless, now I just plug the HDMI straight into the capture card and switch cables as needed. It doesn't work for me and makes this device unusable for my needs. I use it to switch between my gaming PC and Xbox for gameplay recording/streaming. It took about 10…