CABLEDECONN HDMI 2.1 Ultra HD 8K High Speed 48Gbps Directional Switch Adapter 2in 1out 8K@60Hz 4K@120Hz Converter Compatible with XBOX PS5 Projectors Monitors

Works as it should, lets you output the ps5 and series x in 120 hz 4k no problem! Highly recommended!

So far so good. I've had these type of devices over the years for my entertainment setups and they have all failed me over time. This particular one is super space saving and functions as described. I was worried about not being able to achieve 120hz on my monitor for my xbox gaming but that was not a problem. The switch button seems strong and clicky and the smooth aluminum body allows me to velcro it to my wall so it's out of the way.. good product for the money. A value buy for me. I hope it lasts

I bought this to be able to switch between 2 HDMI devices, including Apple TV and it works great. The only slight issue is that the native remote has a slight lag but I use my phone as the remote and it works perfect. Does not come with a remote but that was pretty clear and not an issue for the price.

I have this to share a HDMI 2.1 port between a PS5 and a PC with RTX 3060Ti. I use it with a Sony X90K. It works fine, I don't like the USB power cord which does seem to be necessary for me. I also don't like how with this adapter I am getting screen cut outs when it is handling display mode changes (like a game that only runs in 2k so the resolution changes, etc). They are short, a couple seconds, and so far it seems like it's to be expected - but I wouldn't say it screams high-performance.

I don't like writing reviews for these sorts of devices until I've used them for a long while, but since I've had this running for nearly two years now, it's time to give it some stars. 5 of them, to be exact, because this switcher has exceeded my expectations entirely.I have a PC GPU (RTX 4090, formerly a RTX 3080) on one input, and a PS5 on the other. Output is to a Sony x90j tv. Using 3' certified ultra high speed monoprice hdmi cables all around. 4k 120 fps with hdr and vrr from both devices works flawlessly. There is only 1 usable 2.1 port on the TV (other is used for earc) so this thing really makes my ideal setup here possible.The only hiccup I run into is if I am switched to PS5, then turn on the pc and switch to it, there have been some instances where I got no picture. In those cases, pulling the power on the switch and plugging it back in did the trick. I think this is more the TV not handling the change well, though I'm not sure. I now shut down ps5, switch to PC, and then power it on. No issues ever that way.Hope I didn't just jinx it and it ends up breaking tomorrow (I don't think it will), but as of today I would highly recommend this device. Perfect price point for it too. 5 stars all the way.Just use the shortest certified cables you can, and you will probably have as nice of an experience.

I bought this planning to use it to support both my PS5 and Xbox Series X on my single 120hz hdmi input on my TV. The first one I received worked for about 5 minutes on 120hz before it started causing the video signal to reset and eventually caused my Xbox to turn off.So, I gave it the benefit of the doubt after reading so many positive reviews and replaced the first one thinking it was defective. Nope. The second one also had problems at 120hz, but instead of dropping the video, the audio would cut out. I also tried a variety of different hdmi 2.1 cables on both consoles. The only thing that worked was dialing the consoles down to 60hz. However, that defeats the purpose of why I purchased it and also does not match what the product claims it supports. Each console runs great without the switch on my Sony TV connected directly to the hdmi 4 port, so yes, I ruled out any problems outside of the switch.I am very tech savvy and have been working with complex A/V setups and computers for over 3 decades. I know my way around this stuff - maybe I got unlucky and got 2 bad devices - each behaved differently so it is possible. I am not willing to try a 3rd. It's already wasted too much of my time.

If you are looking to hook up your PS5 and Xbox Series X to your TV and be able to use all of the features that HDMI 2.1 offers, then look no further. It does everything you need it to do. I have tested it using an LG BX OLED TV and the switch supports all of the features. It not only provides 4K HDR at 60Hz but also 4K Dolby Vision at 4K on the Xbox Series X. It supports UHD Dolby Vision for movies at well.I have tested it with the Xbox Series X at 4K 120Hz HDR and it works great. I am able to switch from one console to the other and it just switches like you expect it to. It also supports power-on features where turning on/off the console will turn on/off the TV and vice-versa. I have a Dolby sound bar and sound is supported as expected.I have not been able to test 4K 120Hz Dolby Vision because my TV does not support it but I'm very confident that it will work. VERY IMPORTANT: Make sure to get good 8K HDMI cables, preferably certified ones, not only for the cables going to the consoles but for the one going to the TV. Don't go cheap on cables. My cables: Zeskit Maya 8K 48Gbps Certified Ultra High Speed HDMI. Hope this helps.Keep in mind that having an 8K (HDMI 2.1) cable with a 4K cable (HDMI 2.0) will drop both signals to 4k (HDMI 2.0) so better not hook up a lower quality cable if you want to keep yourself from having issues. It took me a while to find the proper switch. Hope this helps.

Prior to this, I would have to switch the Hdmi cable between my PS5 and Xbox Series X into port 4 of my 75' Sony X900H. I use port 3 to ARC audio to my amplifier. Now I have both consoles connected to the switch and as you can see, 120hz on PS5 and both 120hz and Dolby Vision on Xbox Series X pass-through just fine. (X900H can't run Dolby Vision and 120hz on the same HDMI port at the same time) Also, the X900H recognizes the PS5 when I turn it on and will auto switch to "Game" mode. Also, you will need a hdmi 2.1 cable from the switch to the tv (not included). If I had any complaint, it would be that the switch does not turn off when I turn off the TV, and has no off button either.