UGREEN 8K@60Hz HDMI Switch 5 in 1 Out Aluminum Support 4K@240Hz HDR10+ HDCP 2.3 CEC HDMI 2.1 Switcher Splitter with Power Adapter Compatible with PS5/4 Xbox Nintendo Switch Roku Apple TV Fire Stick

Splitter does Dolby Vision, Atmos, 4K HDR 120 mhz, I have had other splitters often fail at one of those but this one has not so it is very good for gaming. Some other splitters would flicker, degrade quality or not pass through sound right. The PC was usually what other splitters had some problems with sometimes sound but this hasn’t. I use it with PC, Switch, PlayStation just need to keep it powered which most switchers will need to work properly. You can manually switch or use the remote, from what I have noticed those auto switch ones have more problems outputting everything so I would not go that route unless it’s for older devices.

I had purchased another Ugreen HDMI switch thinking it supported multiple 4k@+60hz HDR10+ inputs, however, I did not carefully read the product description and ended up with a switch that only supported up to 4k@30hz, which did not work at all for me. It was my mistake so I just kept it and I'm using it on a different set up and just bought this one instead for my original intended purpose.This HDMI Switch supports 5 different up to 8k@30hz inputs and it works and runs handsomely. All my devices support CEC with this switch and it all just works. The image does not show any downgrades or artifacts. Imho this is well worth it when you have several HDMI devices and a limited amount of HDMI ports in your TV.The remote works well and it changes inputs quite fast. I have no complaints so far. I'd definitely buy again.

Well, these HDMI switches can certainly be a crap shoot. I've now had two of these. One that has worked fairly well and the first which simply refused to work at all. I will say for the cost of this switch made is is highly appealing and it's worth the headache to find one that works. The build quality is fairly impressive based on looks alone however that can't be a measure for how well then internals are constructed obviously. But once you have a good unit the value for the money is absolutely there. Tried a well rated switch for days before settling on this one and the big draw for me was UGreen itself. I've bought some really high quality products from them in the past and I felt, given the reviews for most HDMI switches this was my best beat. And overall it's paid off. The signal quality from every port is nearly perfect. A slight HDR static can occur but quickly disappears as the HDMI handshakes take place. The audio signals are nearly perfect. My PC apparently had a problem sending any audio other than 7.1 PCM to anything other than an Amp, Soundbar or TV so I gave up trying to use this with that, but that was easily solved. Every device I have works perfectly with the exception of the PS5. I don't know what Sony's got going one with that dumb thing but Dolby Atmos just will absolutely NOT work with anything even remotely outside of a television or amp. HDR signals all come through perfectly. 11.2.1 Dolby Atmos, DTS X, True HD, PCM, etc. all work without issues from all of my other devices and I'm able to use VRR/144Hz signals at 4K with zero noticeable lag. I won't say there isn't any because every device had some lag when you have to use a go between for functionality, but as I said I don't notice anything. Additionally, the switching from one input to the next works exceedingly well and the remote is instantly responsive. So much so it worked with my old Harmony remote system flawlessly. There's no auto switching but given my experience with that tech I prefer telling the switch what device to focus on.So, with all this high praise why the 4/5? It's not perfect. If it worked with my PS5 properly, absolutely. I'd even be able to overlook the fact that it took two of these things to get one that works, but it doesn't. It's unbelievable to me that after two decades we still can't get HDMI switches that simply work as advertised. I'm sure HDCP and HDMI eARC have something to do with it, but it is what it is. So, 4/5 it is.TLDR, 4/5 took two units to find one that works. Hopefully it don't take you as many or even more (cringe). Works flawless with nearly everything, expect PC and PS5 audio signals over HDMI.

Ok I have to say having use multiple HDMI switches in the past This is by far the best one I've ever had and will be buying a few more. What sets this apart from others is that it actually works. Others I've used tend to lose the signal and you spend more time fiddling with the switch trying to get signal but often to no avail. This one right out of the box worked flawlessly it does have a slight delay in between inputs but it works it has a solid feel and the remote works well too. I would not look anywhere else if you're looking for a switch sure it is a little on the pricey side but it's worth it to not have to deal with an item that doesn't work This one just works. I have not checked to see if the HDMI output performs above 60 hz just because I don't have a monitor that performs above that so maybe someone else has some insight on that

The HDMI switch works wonderfully to toggle between equipment with the remote control. This will save the ports on your equipment and the cords from repetitively being plugged in and removed.

One of my older TVs only has 4 HDMI inputs and I needed an extra port. I was tired of having to unplug/plug in the new device. This switch works well for my Xbox, Steam-deck, Switch 1, Cable box and the my retro game system. There is no picture degradation. Recommend if you have more devices than HDMI ports.

At this point I think I just have to accept there’s no perfect hdmi switch. I didn’t think losing auto switching would be a as big of a deal to me, but you really start to miss it once you don’t have it anymore even if it’s never quite perfect.I bought this hdmi switch to replace my off brand 8k hdmi switch which was just missing hdr support versus this one. Ugreen’s hdmi switch really seems to struggle with some features of hdmi. CEC works, but it needs to be the selected source to send a power signal. Universal control functions from my tv just break when I use this too. I used to be able to control my ps5 with my lg remote, but simplink doesn’t seem to be supported by this. This also has issues with my wii for whatever reason and will not display anything with that device specifically.I would honestly return this, but my tv updated and now it doesn’t work right with my original switch! But I guess that’s just the market right now for these. You’re gambling your tv and devices will all play nice over hdmi when a lot manufacturers just flat out don’t care.