The box is solidly built and functions as advertised. The only issue I ran into is that one of the buttons on another remote shares a frequency with the HDMI switch. So when I use the other remote, it causes ports to change on the switch. I need to figure out how to block the IR sensor on the box and just do switching manually by pressing buttons.

Does what it says it does. Good quality construction. One feature that it does not have but I would like them to put into future versions is to auto select the first computer that powers up. The switch is powered by the cables to the computers (no separate power adapter). If no computers are powered on then when any of the computers powers on the switch gets power and selects computer 1, even if it was computer 3 that powered on. This means that when you power on a computer you must also remember to select that computer on the switch. I had a previous switch that automatically selected the first computer that powered on. A nice feature.

Lo pegue detras del monitor, el diseño esta perfecto para instalarlo asi.

This switchbox is super easy to hook up, single USB cable and single Video cable is all that is needed per machine. The remove switch is awesome and works well.

Works well for me, connected the 1 monitor kvm switch for my laptop through a docking station and gaming desktop, and works without any issue. Also, initially it did need a laptop restart for the monitor to work properly as was showing kind of buzzed out small window, but worked fine after restart. Noticed no additional latency for the kvm outputs, so that’s good.

Just started using it, will give another update in a month.

I rarely write product reviews, but finding a KVM for 4K 144 that is reasonably functional and doesn’t cost $200-400 has been a challenge

I’m writing this in case it helps someone else

I’ve had several KVMs from different vendors, they were all as ‘meh, works I guess kinda sorta’ — and up to 4K@60hz, things were fine

Cue my move to 4K@144HZ: that’s a lot of bandwidth. Surely a $39.99 KVM won’t work, right? Read a few reviews, looks promising, Amazon has a good return policy, so I try it.

Product arrives, I hook it up (use a high quality USB power adapter, I used an old Apple official iPad charger, highest quality chargers in the USB power brick game)— and it works. It works correctly. It works as advertised. It— costs $39.99.

WHAT? Come on! I try my Nuphy Air75 V2 wireless keyboard with the KVM. It. Works. The keyboard shortcuts work… HOME-HOME-Arrow, boom, switch— again. Works. Bose USB audio? Works. Logitech wireless mouse? KVM SON… WHA!?! It. All. Works.

That’s not to say it’s a perfect product. Or that it’s magical. Use high quality, short as you can cables. Watch for interference. Use USB 2.0 ports for the built in ***USB 2.0*** ports. Don’t do dumb things that aren’t the fault of the KVM, then blame it for your documentation/Amazon Review literacy/skill issue. It’s not complicated.

It works, I’m genuinely pleased with it, and after 2 weeks, despite the price and the opaque sourcing, the g-d thing works. And it costs $48.

This is exactly what I am looking for. I need a product that can sync the promotion videos from
my laptop to the 6 TVs across my entire bar.

This product solved my problem, now I can show case my console game playing to 3 TVs at my house at the same time.

I cannot speak to high end gaming such ask 4k at 60hz but for my needs of splitting a HDMI out of a cable tv box to multiple televisions there have been zero issues. I didn't want to pay extra fees for my office, workshop, and guest room to all have cable tv boxes and 2 of these rooms are next to and below my bedroom so being able to feed a signal from one cable box to two tv's this was totally worth the cost, especially for the fact that the bedroom is a 4k input but the other rooms have older non-smart flat screens that are 1080i and 720p max resolutions. This unit handled those two rooms with no issue so I went ahead and tried a wireless hdmi set and was able to provide a signal to the guest room. Now I can have tv in each of these rooms without the extra monthly rental fees. For the price I am extremely happy as splitters that could support multiple output resolutions used to be expensive and why hdmi splitters got a bad name as people didn't understand the needs of the technology when it isn't a matched output. Is it perfect, is there zero degradation well probably not but for rooms that get occasional use it is much more efficient for me than paying an extra monthly fee to the cable company.

Excellent switch box especially if you have many sources and only 1 or 2 HDMI ports on your tv. The build quality is excellent and it is easy to use. The options of using it manually or with the remote are handy. And, the fact that it can detect which source you are using and connect it without your input is even better. The included IR extender is an added bonus.

The only downside for me is The fact that it lacks an ON/OFF switch on either the device or its remote. Although the tiny blue LED light is not terribly bright, it does waste electricity and is a bit annoying at night when trying to sleep.

If the switch & remote included an ON/OFF feature, I would be much happier. Hopefully, the manufacturer will consider this option for future builds.

Would I recommend this HDMI switch? Yes, without hesitation.

No more plugging and unplugging all the hdmi stuff.
This box is great, good quality metal housing
Nice led’s on the front.
Comes with a remote but will automatically change as you switch equipment on.
You could leave everything on and use the remote to switch ports as well.
Highly recommended.
One thing to note if you intend on connecting multiple gaming consoles to one tv get this one, which has 1 hdmi out and 8 hdmi in.
The first one I purchased from a different company was opposite 1 in 8 out which is only for connecting multiple tv’s to display the same picture on all connected tv’s.
Hope this makes sense.

Funciona a la perfección, fácil de instalar

Do I really have eight HDMI devices on my desk alone? Well, seven, but who's counting?

I really needed to get a handle on things, and switching items back and forth when your monitor only has a few inputs is tiring.

I'd tried other company's HDMI switches and they sometimes worked, and sometimes didn't. Some of them were self-powered (with a power brick) and others were powered by the HDMI devices - which is sub-optimal.

This HDMI switch? It's the one I've always dreamed of, with all the features I need, and even a few I didn't realize were possible in this form factor.

First off: EIGHT HDMI inputs. That's so many HDMI inputs! So there you have it. Eight. And then one HDMI output. So you know, it's super easy to plug stuff in, and you really just have to label everything because you know you're going to forget which one is which when you've got eight devices hooked up.

But...it gets better!

This HDMI switch has auto-switching. So when you turn a device on, it switches to that device! I believe that's the extent of it, so it won't turn other devices off when you turn one device off, which is nice. It just does what you'd expect it to do. If you're just using one thing at a time, the auto-switching feature works like a dream. If you're going to be turning on multiple devices, and switching things around, you're probably going to want to label things, just so you know where the devices are.

Now, ignoring auto-switching for a moment, you have the remote, and you have the buttons on the switch itself. It's nice that, if you want to cycle through with the two "arrow buttons" you can do that. But if you know that you want to switch between 2 and 6, you can just push those two buttons on the remote or the switch. It's very responsive.

I've seen a few folks complaining in their reviews about auto-detection or whatever, but honestly, I use good cables and solid output devices, so I've had no issues whatsoever switching between: Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck, Nintendo Wii U, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, Apple TV 4K, and a gaming computer. It's possible that some of the lower end "sticks" might have difficulties, but so far, all of my higher end consumer electronics have been rock-solid. I do use good cables between the switch and the monitor, in addition to between the switch and the devices, so it's possible that the quality of the cables, and the devices, mean I have no issues. Try to run a Roku Streaming Stick or Fire TV Stick with a 50' cable, and you'll probably have issues. My suggestion, from experience, is to use the shortest cable necessary and for longer lengths, use higher quality cables to reduce signal loss.

Overall, I am very happy with this purchase, and I'm glad that I finally found an HDMI switch that both has enough ports, but is also durable - with a metal case - and an external IR sensor for the remote. It really is the perfect HDMI switch, at the perfect price.

This is perfect for the game room. This actually replaced a 7 in 1 switch and a 3 in 1 switch, as I replaced and removed game consoles, in the final lap of piecing things together, removed my Apple TV box from this switch.
For the game consoles, this is perfect. I turned on PS5, and it auto switched over, knowing where the power was. Powered down the PS5 for the PS4, and it auto switched again. Curiosity, I left the PS4 on and powered on X-1, and the power switched over to the X-1. Turning that off, it switched back to the PS4 still on. Not sure if the design was set this way, but it certainly worked as I was testing and playing with systems. This powered up by itself to the TV, as well. I was playing the PS5 controllers, getting them fit recharge, and hit the power button. I heard the console beep, the switch changed over, and the TV came to life. Again, wasn't certain this is a feature, but seemed to work.
The remote, however, works just fine. 1/8 jack to an IR receiver that sticks to the top of the switch, or without the remote, press the number button on the switch and it moves over, whether or not there is power to that number.
The top of the switch is a smooth design, I simply added label maker stickers to each number, when looking at it directly, identifies which number to the console connected. Good for my kids that play.
Only flaw I found in this was my Apple TV did not want to work with this. It worked with the 7 in 1, but this would not display. The switch understood there was power to the connection, but something in the Apple TV display through this switch would not show. No effect otherwise, as I moved my Apple TV to its own port on the TV, and combined the other 2 switches now into this one to fill all 8 positions. Works great for all the game consoles that use HDMI to display, PS, X-Box, Nintendo.
Outside the use of the Apple TV, I highly recommend this switch if you own multiple of consoles. I intended this to be solely consoles, as they are seldom used to the Apple TV everyday, and this worked just fine.

I am surprised by this capture card. It performs amazingly well.
I have been using it for my Xbox recording for about a week. Not once I see a lag or screen tearing like other capture cards usually do.

It looks very good also, the logo fits the gaming niche very well.

With this price, I am happy with the product, highly recommended.