OREI HDMI Splitter 1 in 4 Out – 4K@30Hz HDMI 2.0 Splitter with HDCP 1.4, EDID Management, and LPCM/Dolby/DTS Audio Support–Compact Plug & Play Design

Worked great. Signal very strong. Video quaity is excellent. No issues with transaction.

Pretty much plug and play - Connected it and it works great! I am quite confused by the EID setting options so I left the default setting alone and it worked. Only thing though - It has several blue leds on the front and man, they are almost blindingly BRIGHT! No way to turn them off so I had to cover them with a piece of paper. Still, I am very pleased with the purchase! But please note - This is NOT some sort of a port expander that it used with a PC to display different displays from one source as some customers have expected. This is a duplicator - Displays on one or more displays per input.

Simply does the job.

Works as intended. Easy to install

Perfect fit. Great quality. Great value.

This HDMI splitter actually worked out very well for me. I only have one additional TV added and it does not affect the quality of the picture. I can highly recommend this product.

Just what I ordered. Works perfectly

I am hoping someone has run into this problem and can help me. I have my HDMI cable coming out of my 3rd generation Amazon Fire TV going into an HDMI splitter; specifically, an OREI HD-104 1 X 4 4 Ports HDMI Splitter for Full HD 1080P & 3D Support (One Input To Four Outputs). This splitter feeds one projector and two TV’s. This setup worked fine (and still does work fine) with a 2nd generation Amazon Fire TV box, a 1st generation Amazon Fire TV box, and an Amazon Fire TV stick (newest generation). However, with my new 3rd generation Amazon Fire TV box there is an issue/problem. The problem is that every time I turn the TV’s off and then back on, the Amazon Fire TV box is showing the magnified screen. If I use one of the methods to take it out of magnified mode, the next time I touch any button it goes back to the magnified mode and becomes unresponsive. I have tried four different 3rd generation Amazon Fire TV boxes and they all behave the same way. All four of the 3rd generation Amazon Fire TV boxes work fine if I take the splitter out of the system. Additionally, I do not have this issue with my Apple TV, my TIVO, or my Blue Ray. All of these devices are feeding into an audio video receiver and the output of the audio video receiver is what feeds into the splitter. Lastly, I have the same issue with the 3rd generation Amazon Fire TV if I take the audio receiver out of the system and feed the Fire TV directly into the splitter. It has to be some about the combination of the Fire TV (3rd generation only) and the splitter (perhaps this particular splitter). Any idea? Has anyone run into this issue? Thank you in advance for any help.