Kinivo HDMI Switch 3 in 1 Out 4K 60Hz (HDR 10, High Speed 18Gbps, IR Remote, HDCP2.2, Dolby Vision, VRR) - 350BN Switcher Compatible with Roku, PS5, Xbox, Apple TV, Nintendo Switch 2, Cable Box

Works phenomenally, switches between channels easily and outputs a perfect visual.

I bought this about 2 years ago for a complete overhaul of My room and forgot about it until a few days ago. I have a Nexigo 2K 120/144hz 16in 16:10 Portable Monitor that I use in My temporary front room office space. This thing works absolutely flawlessly. When you turn something on or off, it automatically switches to the device that just turned on or back to the last device that it still detects is on, which is awesome. My laptop and Xbox Series X both detect the display and are able to display at 1440p 120hz, as if this device doesn't exist which is perfect. My PS4 has always had problems with this monitor as it doesn't have any sort of 4K mode, and it's 16:10 which puts Black bars at the top and bottom. The PS4 still tells Me "1080p (Unsupported)" & HDR is on but not supported somehow, that's no fault of the HDMI hub. With or without the hub, there are Black bars on both consoles because Microsoft & Sony didn't make them with 16:10/800-1600p in mind. 1440p 120/240hz is the highest I like to go as 4K seems unnecessary and it's hard for My eyes to pick up any differences. I love how out-of-the-way this thing feels, it comes with a remote and a switch on the device itself but the way it switches between sources has made it to where I've never had to touch the device or the remote. It's awesome. The fact that it has 2 extra HDMI ports for any other devices I might want to plug in is insane. In the future, I'm sure I'll end up plugging My new desktop I'm building and capture card into it. Usually when something says "5 Port" it usually means that one of those ports is in the "Out" port so you can really only connect 4 devices to a display but no, it actually has 5 In & 1 Out so you can hook up 5 devices at 4K 60hz, 1440p 120hz, 1080p, etc. This device seemed a little overpriced at first but I can't believe how seamlessly it works and I now feel it is worth every penny. I'll be getting another one for My room in the future!

If you're like me, you probably have a ton of media devices connected to your TV - a gaming console, a Blu-ray player, a streaming device, and maybe even a cable box. But with so many devices, switching between them can be a real hassle. That's where the Kinivo HDMI Switch comes in - it's the ultimate solution for simplifying your media setup.First of all, let's talk about the build quality. The Kinivo HDMI Switch is a solidly built device that feels sturdy and well-made. It has a sleek, modern design that will look great in any home entertainment setup.But what really sets this HDMI switch apart is its functionality. With four HDMI ports, it allows you to connect up to four devices to your TV with ease. The switch is also compatible with 4K HDR, which means you can enjoy the highest-quality video and audio from your devices.But the best part about the Kinivo HDMI Switch is its simplicity. It's incredibly easy to set up - just plug in your devices and you're ready to go. And switching between devices is as simple as pressing a button on the switch or using the included remote control.I've been using the Kinivo HDMI Switch for a while now, and I have to say I'm impressed. It's made my home entertainment setup much more streamlined and hassle-free. No more crawling behind the TV to switch cables or fumbling with remote controls - the Kinivo HDMI Switch has made it all so much easier.In conclusion, if you're looking for a simple and effective way to simplify your home entertainment setup, then the Kinivo HDMI Switch is definitely worth considering. It's a well-made, functional device that will make your life so much easier.

This is very convenient so far. I have not had any issues with connection of my PS5, Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series S, Gamecube (via GCHD adaptor), SNES Classic, or Xbox 360. And any time I put on my Splitter Input, and turn on my console, the switcher automatically goes to that specific console input every time, no issues. Only time you actually need to use the remote is when 2 consoles are turned on at the same time. You'll need to manually switch the inputs if you're downloading games on one console and playing on the other, etc. No big deal though. Super easy.The 5 port option seems to be just enough for me. I did try to hang this on the wall with a few velcro circle adhesives (meant for posters not really tech). It kept falling off the wall because the HDMI cables will most likely weigh the box down. That being said, I imagine if you use strong Command adhesive strips that are meant for heavier objects, this should have no issue staying on the wall. It also does look nice on the wall behind or next to your setup. Another little convenience hack is to stick the remote to the stop of the box via velcro adhesive. I know where it is at all times now because I used to always lose it. But if I have to switch between console inputs, It's super simple to press the buttons when attached to the box on the wall.Overall, a solid switch box that has given me no issues in terms of picture quality. Good buy.

Upgraded to this switch to support my Switch 2 and it works perfectly. The key requirement is a HDMI and cables that are HDMI 2.1 compliant. This one fits the bill!Long time user of Kinivo switches. I’ve never had a problem!

I was thrilled to see this delivered overnight, but am exceedingly disappointed at how it performs. I'm running a 4K Roku, an LG-BluRay/3D DVD player, and a RaspberryPi through this switch ... well, I was for about two hours. As others have noted, it cuts out ... drops video and audio completely for about five seconds every three or four minutes. It was so annoying we had to pull the appliance, and now have a useless HDMI Switch sitting on the shelf.While it worked, it was great, but when it drops signal this frequently, it's just an expensive shelf decoration.The Verdict: Avoid this switch. You're just asking for frustration.