UGREEN HDMI Switch 5 in 1 Out 4K@60Hz, HDMI Splitter with Remote 5 Port Switcher Selector Box Support 3D CEC HDR HDCP2.2 Compatible with PS5/4/3 Xbox Nintendo Switch Roku TV Fire Stick Black

This device has worked out perfectly for my living room. I only have 1 HDMI connected to the TV and now I can easily switch between devices. It has buttons on the device itself so no fear of losing the remote.

Works flawlessly.I like that it's a simple straight forward product. The output goes to my TV, Input 1 is my PC, and Input 2 is my server. Input 1 carries audio through the switch to my TV, and then through my TV's eARC port to my sound bar. So I can play games on my TV like I have a console again, and I can add things easily moving forward.Cons: The Power cable is a USB to USB-C which is fine, but you'll need a surge protector with that sort of port. The cable is like 3 feet long, I wish it was a bit longer.And the unit itself doesn't weigh much. I have the three cables plugged into it it's suspended in the air by the tension of the cables. I'd be a little afraid as I plug things in that it'll start to pull in different directions. I might find a way to adhere it or I'll see if I can Velcro it somehow.

I've finally solved the HDMI port shortage on my TV with this UGREEN switch. After struggling with constantly swapping cables between my PS5, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and streaming devices, this 5-port solution has been a game-changer. Setup was straightforward - just connect your devices to the inputs, run the output to your TV, and plug in the USB power cable. The unit itself has a solid, premium feel with a sleek black finish that blends perfectly with my entertainment center.The remote control is definitely one of the standout features, letting me switch inputs from across the room Mini PC Reviewer without having to get up from the couch. The manual button on the unit works reliably too, with clear LED indicators showing which input is active. I was concerned about potential lag or quality loss when running 4K content, but I've experienced no issues at all - my PS5 games look just as crisp and responsive through the switch as they do connected directly. The HDR passthrough works perfectly Amazon, which was essential for my gaming setup.There are a couple of minor downsides worth mentioning. There's about a 3-second delay when switching between inputs, which isn't a dealbreaker but is slightly annoying. Also, the remote feels a bit flimsy compared to the main unit, and you'll need to supply your own AAA batteries. Despite these small issues, this switch has completely transformed my entertainment setup, eliminating the frustration of cable-swapping and letting me access all my devices with just a button press. If you're juggling multiple HDMI devices with limited TV ports, this is absolutely worth the investment.

Before getting this switch I went through several that either didn't work, had issues, or quit working over time. I finally ended up spending $90 on a Startech 4 in 1 out switch based on its high reviews. It worked great, but I ended up needing another for a different room. I decided to try out this one because I've had good luck with other UGreen products that all worked well too (USB Hubs, etc). This one is phenomenal! After using it for months I decided to order another to use to replace the Startech in the original room so as to have one extra port as this one is 5 in 1 out. I also love that the remote takes standard AAA batteries as I use Panasonic Eneloop rechargeables for all of my remotes.Here's my use case for these just in case it helps anyone wanting to make sure it works with the following devices:Room 1 (media/retro gaming room): I have an older Sony sound bar that has 3 HDMI inputs and one out on the subwoofer. I have a Roku Ultra and an HD-DVD player hooked directing into the soundbar. I use the third input to use this HDMI switcher. Hooked up to the switch is a Raspberry Pi running retropie with lots and lots of emulators. Port 2 is an XBOX 360 with the add on HD-DVD player. Port 3 is a Playstation 3. Port 4 is a PS4. Port 5 is a Steam Deck docking station. The HDMI out on the soundbar goes first into an HDMI duplicator which outputs the video signal simultaneously to an older Panasonic plasma 1080p TV circa 2009, and also to a ceiling mounted Epson Laser projector that's pointed at an 80" high gain pulldown screen. I can switch between all devices and it switches quickly and looks great on either or both displays.The 2nd room is my bedroom: Here I have a wall mounted 42" LCD TV that has three HDMI inputs. I have a Roku soundbar hooked up to HDMI 1, and a Bluray player on HDMI 2. I have this switch hooked up to HDMI 3. On the switch I have a Mac Mini on 1. A Playstation TV (plays Vita games and streams games from your PS3/4 on your home network) on port 2. Port three has a Steam Link (to stream games from your PC on your home network) but I may move that someday since on port 4 I have another Steam Deck dock and this is where my Steam Deck lives most of the time. Port 5 is open but I may add another device to my bedroom setup someday...Anyway, great product for a great price-point! UGreen is awesome and this HDMI Switch continues my admiration for their quality products at a decent price!

Works well! Easy setup, doesn’t take up much space, and supports all of my consoles.

Works great for switching display and input as I multitask with 4 computers and camera systems and just push button or use remote for easy switch as I mounted on wall about 10 feet away so remote is great.I am not sure of power need I disconnect the power supply and switch still works even with the remote, only thing is it does lag just a second or two when power is disconnected. Simple to use and easy to connect.

I use this as an input for my capture card in the living room. It works fine, but I had an issue with my 4K player where it would play a few times, but the player couldn't detect some video standard and told the disc not to play so it the disc displayed a message about not being connected to a device that supported the standard or some junk.

Works as advertised. The manufacturer provides a USB cable to power it but you have to provide your own AC "brick". This seems cheap.The LEDs that show you which channel is active are on the top of the device where you can only see them if you've walked over to the switcher and are looking down on it. They are very tiny. Very tiny. This seems like a user interface design flaw.