RocketfishRF-G1185 4-Port HDMI Selector

We're getting to that point where the HDMI inputs that come with our new HDTVs are not enough, we need more HDMI inputs. That's where this Rocketfish HDMI selector comes in handy.Think of this like a big USB hub. Now you can use one of the HDMI inputs to expand to have four more devices connected. I bought this one because the design was simple and effective. Included is a convenient tiny remote to switch between all four inputs on this selector.— CONNECTING HDMI —My advice for hooking up HDMI cables: plug in your most used items directly into your TV, then plug devices that aren't used as much into this selector. This will save you lots of time when switching between inputs.​— STANDARDS —This selector supports pretty much all current HDMI standards: 1080p and 3D video, 5.1 and 7.1 surround sound. You can connect Blu-ray players, DVD players, cable and satellite boxes, Fire TV and Apple TV, and all your gaming consoles. It is powered by an included AC adapter.If you have a lot of devices, this is a great way to expand your HDMI inputs. Recommended.

I had purchased a Rocketfish RF-1185 from Best Buy on sale at $49.95 and liked it, but when I got back to buying a 2nd RF-1185 HDMI selector Best Buy had them at an unreduced price of $69.95. Amazon then became the best price for a product I liked. The RF-1185 has a remote control, is user friendly and makes a 7-year old 1- HDMI port Sony TV adapt to multiple HDMI inputs.

Works pretty well, my only complaint is that everytime I wanted to use it I had to turn it off and turn it back on for the device to work.

I owned a Rocketfish RF-G1185. For some unexplained reason the remote quit working. I changed batteries and still, no workie. I contacted Rocketfish and they don't have in stock or repair these things. I was able to purchase the entire Secector and remote for less than half what I paid for the first one at Best Buy. From now on it's going to be AMAZON FIRST for all my music, movie and TV apps etc.

This worked great, turned on when the tv turned on. I have had two. The first lasted for about a year before it died. The second one lasted about a month. Not sure if it was because of power surges from storms or just the equipment failing. I would say it works but maybe try to find it on sale.

I purchased this rather expensive hdmi switch thinking it was a good quality product.Immediately after I connected it,I realized the remote barely worked.It failed to control the switch,even when the battery was replaced.The remote now cannot be used.This unit is not worth the extra money.

This is connected to my HDTV (older Model) which has only one HDMI port. The Rocketfish will let me connect four devices (i.e.: BluRay player, Roku, gaming console, etc.) and run one HDMI cable up to my TV. It was easy to install and setup - took about 15 minutes. I had already setout the devices I wanted to connect and connected the MDMI cables and run them to where the RF-8115 Selector would be placed. Plugged everything in, turned them on and used the remote button connector and programmed each piece so that it could be seen on the HDTV and now I can switch to whatever I want to use very easily. No loss of signal! It's great.