OREI 8K HDMI Matrix Switch 2 X 2, Switcher with Audio Extractor UltraHD Supports Upto 4K @ 120Hz IR EDID HDCP 2.3 - Remote Control (BK-202A) (2x2 - Audio Out)

I purchased this to replace my Astro PS5 adapter since I was unable to achieve 1440p while using my A40 TR with mixamp. Worked as expected. I still need to play with the switches to see what is the optimal setting. I highly recommend if you are looking for an audio extractor and using multiple devices with multiple displays.

Bought 3 cheaper devices for 4k120 etc splitting and switch setup but ALL of them cut out or completely dropped the connection continuously. Finally bit the bullet and saw this on reddit but reviews seemed mixed. Honestly if you're having issues with this just update it through port or change EDID with instructions in booklet. Found out after setup that this one can also SHOW 2 DISPLAYS AT ONCE. Currently using with pc, Xbox Series X and 3 monitors. 3rd one is across room on Racing rig and needed a proper beefy device for signal/sound switching without completely doing cable swaps every time. Just wish service port was USB-C but not a deal breaker at all. EDID could definitely be more user friendly and should be coded into future remotes so can be changes remotely. PLEASE READ INSTRUCTIONS ESPECIALLY EDID PORTION. AS I ALMOST RETURNED because default EDID is 111 and that caused my monitors to switch modes constantly and flicker/drop connection.

If you're looking to play next gen consoles at higher resolutions / frame rate then this is the product for you. I can confirm I am able to play on 1440p 120hz without issue using this matrix. If you're like me, you'll find there's a lot of products on here that claim they can do this, but few actually do. This is one of them. Worked right out of the box with no issues. Highly recommend.

I love this HDMI matrix switch! It supports up to 8K resolution and provides a clear and crisp picture. The audio extractor works well, and the remote control makes it easy to switch between inputs. The build quality is solid. However, the setup instructions could be more detailed. Highly recommend for anyone needing a high-quality HDMI switch!

The missing part, the control

Very bold claim to say the device supports a matrix at 4k @ 120 HZ when many producers of these video switches say the chips they're getting are not capable of handling the bandwidth reliably. Sure enough, this matrix does not sufficiently support 4k @ 120 HZ.A number of times after using an Xbox Series X running a game at 4k @ 120 HZ (with HDR) for a few hours there were signs the matrix was not capable of handling the bandwidth. Severe screen tearing and times were output to the monitor were completely disabled. Messing with the EDID DIP did not render much different results. Output still failed after a few hours of playing.Running at 1080p @ 30 HZ wasn't an issue but I don't think most people want to pay $100+ for a matrix that only does 1080p at 30 HZ.I would not buy this device for 4k @ 120 HZ if you want a reliable device. If you're ok with not seeing what you're playing for long durations I would highly suggest this product.

This is a fantastic device that acts like a Swiss army knife for people with multiple displays. On Sundays, it's fantastic for watching different football games on each display. I have an Nvidia Shield as one input device and an Apple TV as another, so this box allows me to output both sources to their own display, and switch the sources/displays with the press of a button instead of having to re-wire my HDMI cables any time I want to make a change.This alone is fantastic, but this matrix also packs HDMI 2.1 support, and can pass through Dolby Vision and HDR10, which is fantastic as someone who also loves to watch movies. I'd also like to add that CEC has seemed to work for me with this matrix. It's not officially listed as supported anywhere, but turning on my Nvidia Shield/Apple TV has also resulted in the television that the device is "connected" to also powering on, which is great and extremely convenient since it means you don't need to use multiple remotes.The only drawback I have seen is issues with ARC and eARC, but that should not be problematic unless you need those features for your sound system. I would also recommend that users use some kind of command strip or zip tie to keep this box in place. It is much smaller and lighter than what I would have anticipated (I hadn't looked at the dimensions before ordering) and with so many HDMI cables connected to it, it might not sit perfectly flat in place without some help. Overall, it's a fantastic product I am happy to recommend.

TLDR: it didn’t work at first. Cycled power and now it seems to be working.I bought this because most of the time I use my big screen for either the Xbox or the PS5. I have more than one screen set up and occasionally I want to play on the smaller screen or want both Xbox and PS5 on to play with someone else at the same time. When I first turned it on I could only get one output working. A few power cycles later and it worked but was a frustrating start. Will continue to monitor going forward. If it requires a manual unplug every time to reset then I’ll end up returning it. For now since it works but wasn’t flawless 4 stars