PlusDot HDMI Switch HDMI Selector Switcher HDMI Splitter Switch 2.0 Bi-directional Hub-HDCP pass through UHD 4K & 3D supports XBox 360 XBox One PS3 PS4 HDTV Blu-Ray DVD

Unit does not work with PS4 PRO it will not give a second output. It does pass using the PS4 output to HDMI IN and using HDMI 1 as the output to TV (HDR and 4K) but there is no output from HDMI 2 when switching over. I have tried a full range of HDMI cables and there is still no output, sorry but not recommended.

Very Good . The quality is very good and the for the prices this is an excellent purchase

the product is well made however when using with multiple hdmi's, the screen blacksout every 10 seconds for a split second. I used it for a day but now i just take the hdmi out and use the other hdmi when i need to!

Fantastic piece of equipment, I can easily switch from one device to another by simply pressing the button. Would definitely recommend to everyone. Ideal for people who are unsure about all the functions on a tv remote for changing the media source, simply attach this device and your sorted

I bought this as a switch to go behind my PS4 pro so I could easily switch between 4K and PSVR without swapping cables all the time. I had an older version of this switch, which worked great with 3D but it lacked support for ARC, 4K and HDR. I've just tried this unit and it works perfectly for all 3 technologies and supports both the YUV 4:2:0 and RGB 4:4:4 modes on my TV.Tl;dr: Switch to the output you want BEFORE turning the console on or reboot after switching back to 4K. Also, don't assume all HDMI cables support 4K/HDR/ARC/3D... it might be time to upgrade your cables.Here's a fairly in depth look at my findings:There are a few things to note:You can't just use any old HDMI cable, it must be 2.0 compliant.The PS4 video settings must be set to AUTO for both resolution and HDR.You can start the PS4 Pro connected to the TV in 4K mode with HDR and then switch to PSVR output. The PS4 with change to 1080P/No HDR mode.If you switch BACK to 4K the PS4 may now say that the TV connected doesn't support 4K or HDR and stay at 1080P. Simply go into rest mode or restart the console and it upon starting up it will detect 4K/HDR again. I have an LG TV and the console can't detect it's capabilities after switching back and forth but this may not be an issue for other brands.About my HDMI cables:I use a 0.25m HDMI SLIM cable from the PS4 pro to the switch.From the switch there is a 2m HDMI cable going to the TV from port 1I use another 0.25m cable going to the PSVR processing unit.That then has an 8m HDMI cable going to my AVR at the back of the room.(The AVR then loops back to the TV with another 8m cable and also to a projector with a 5m cable)There's a misconception that 'All HDMI cables are created equal'. This is not true; if you're wanting to send 3D, 4K, HDR or ARC over 5m, don't just buy the cheapest longest cable you can find. Look for a premium cable. I have a couple of 8m cables in my set up and they work fine but I once had a cheap 6m cable that would flash black with 3D content.All work perfectly fine. (Tested with PS4 Pro, PSVR (Gen1), LG 55UJ635V TV)

Does not split output to 2 screens. It is either one screen or the other. Downscales output to what looks like 420p. Splits to one screen only, the switch "1/2" chooses which screen it should be on. Product description states 2 in 1 out bi directional / 1 in 2 out this is not the case. It is either 1 in 1 out/1out or 2 in 1 out. Also does not work if the other device is powered off. Avoid this piece of crap!

Excellent, easy to install and works with Amazon TV stick and Playstation, I purchased an extension lead,to lower the switch from view, this was an easy install too, and had no effect on the switch or signal at all.

Had to return item, not compatible