OREI UltraHD 4K @ 60 Hz 1 x 2 HDMI Splitter 1 in 2 Out (2 Port) 4:4:4 8-bit - Does Not Bypass HDCP, 18 Gbps, 4K HDMI Splitter

I’m an AV professional. This is an excellent product for a remarkable price. Passes 4K HDR, Dolby Atmos and Dolby Vision simultaneously through both HDMI ports. Which means it will pass every other format one might need south of 8K…. I’m using to split an AppleTV to my OLED TV and the other port to my 7.1 channel surround sound processor. For an obscure reason I did not want to pass through my sound device. Works flawlessly out of the box.

I was tired of paying for 2 xfinity boxs , my 2 TVs are close to each other so I got the HDMI splitter and hooked the 2 TVs together with the OREI, works perfect, just needed short HDMI cable to go from cable box to the splitter, Happy!

So far so good. Three weeks and no glitches. I split my DIRECTV box to two TVs and I’ve had several different brands. They’ve all had issues. So far this one’s working pretty well. I will update when it fails.

Great product! I’ve been using it successfully since August 2022. It has worked flawlessly. Unfortunately most recently I experienced the screen fluttering and ultimately losing the ability to display media. I’m currently troubleshooting the issue and will see what I come up with. Inspire of this in still impressed by the product!

NO EXTENDED DESKTOP -- It's not clear in the product description, but this product will only mirror the output on another screen. It will NOT support a dual-monitor setup. Only comes with power cable. The HDMI cables are your problem. That said, the case is metal and it's solidly built. Very easy and self-explanatory setup. Not much to figure out and everything is well labelled. Signal strength is very good out to 3 meters/10 feet. I didn't test beyond that. Image quality is excellent, with crystal clear 4k output, no fritzing or jitter, sharp resolution, and no appreciable latency.

Works as expected.

I've got a couple of TVs and one device that produces video content scenario. Basically I could buy/rent another tuner device, but all I really wanted was the ability to get video from downstairs to the upstairs, and I have a little device that does that. I'd been swapping HDMI cables between the wireless and the downstairs TV and decided I was pretty much done with cable swapping, why not get something that was one in and two out and yeah... that's where this comes in. So one in and two out this works fine. What I hadn't considered was that things such as ARC and CEC not transmitting across either HDMI port would do things like disable the TV remote control's ability to control the content device... now I have to use two remotes. This HDMI splitter box does not appear to be able to pass CEC... at least when it's plugged in the TV remote doesn't seem, to work and it picks right back up if I plug in the cable directly. Could be my setup, but I suspect CEC is not something most consider when looking at a splitter... The unit can also be powered by a 5 volt input... really wish they'd included a USB cable here as I've got plenty of USB ports on this TV, the XBOX, content thing, etc... power outlets are difficult to come by. Oh well. Remarkably workable, average, can't find anything other than CEC that it doesn't do that I want it to.

**Writing this review on Day 1 of purchase, will update in a few weeks to add support for next gen consoles.** I purchased this HDMI splitter after I lost my Gofanco unit to a flood. My main use for this is to split my PS4 Pro signal between my 4K TV (to use as a streaming box) and my Elgato 4K60 Pro (for streaming and content creation). I have one cable leaving the console, into the splitter, which then splits the signal to the TV and capture card. I cannot tell a difference between this and the Gofanco for half the price. It doesn't look as clean but construction is JUST AS GOOD with the entire unit feeling like a solid metal brick. It does not interrupt HDCP, so Netflix and HBO Max can still be played. I highly recommend this for anyone looking for a solution to a problem like mine, and for under 25 bucks it's a steal. With the upcoming PS5 and Series X releasing in under a week, I will update this review to answer a few questions: does it support 120hz (at 1080p, this will not support 4k120), do the new consoles look just as good through this splitter, and overall long-usage comments. Quick note to anyone using this in my situation: make sure to enable the EDID switch to "TV". I'll admit I'm not sure what it does, but your TV/Monitor won't get a 4K signal without it. UPDATE 11/15/2020: Writing this update after using with both Xbox Series X and PS5 with a 4k 60hz TV and 1440p 144hz monitor through this splitter on CoD: Black Ops Cold War. First: the game looks great on both monitors. I can't see any loss of color when using the splitter. With that being said, 120hz is NOT supported. I've tried swapping cables, flipping the switch, everything and my Xbox/PS5 will not allow 120hz to my monitor.

Bought this to use it on the PS3 ( didn’t do much research because it shouldn’t be that complicated) but it DOES not work on it. It goes well with the PS5 and stuff. But had to send it back because for me it was the worng product

tres bien

Works well, nice that it is powered as some unpowered units don't transmit video reliably. Ports are a little close together if you were going to plug in more than an hdmi cord, like a wireless transmitter but mine fit.

Works perfectly with Sky Q, i have Sky Q connected to this and it splits it out to the other TVs in house, great piece of kit!

Non serve a nulla, addirittura il nome visualizzato che manda al pc è splitter hdmi. Non sdoppia nulla soldi buttati