UGREEN HDMI Switch 4K@60Hz, Bi-Directional HDMI Splitter 2 in 1 Out Switcher Supports UHD 3D HDR Compatible with PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, Roku, Fire Stick, Black

I love this switch. I'm using two 27" monitor at 1080p 60 hz refresh and it's super fast switching over. By my count it takes a little more than 2s to switch and that's fine by me. I've had other switches on here that take a full 4 seconds to swap over so maybe my expectations are biased because of that. You don't need a power supply for it and it's as simple as plugging the HDMI cables into to have it up and running. It's plastic but it doesn't feel flimsy. Also there is a pad on the bottom to help keep it in place. The pad works for me but depending on your setup it might not for you. Noting some double sided tape can't fix.

I purchased the UGREEN HDMI Switch 4K@60Hz to make switching between input devices on my projector easier, and it works flawlessly. The bi-directional feature is super convenient, allowing me to effortlessly toggle between devices without constantly unplugging and replugging cables. The 4K@60Hz support ensures there’s no drop in video quality, and the switch responds quickly with no noticeable lag. It’s compact, simple to use, and has made my projector setup much more user-friendly.Pros:- Smooth and seamless switching between input devices- Supports 4K@60Hz with no loss in video quality- Bi-directional functionality adds flexibility- Compact design that fits easily into any setupCons:- None

Pretty good overall, does what it claims to do, I just have a few minor issues:First, this feels like it’s using the kind of rubbery grip coating that tends to breakdown and turns into a sticky gel. I won’t really know for two or three years, but I’ve had this happened to me several times with various products. I’m not sure why manufacturers don’t get that. This is a problem. Anyway, if you’re buying this to stick somewhere out of the way, just keep an eye on it, after a few years, the coding may breakdown and glue itself to whatever surface you put this on.I also wish this would do automatic switching, when it detects a signal on one input, but not the other. It’s hard to find one of these HDMI splitters that has this feature, though.Finally, this is really a minor “complaint”, but I wish the port 1 and port 2 were reversed. This assumes you’re mostly using it to input one device, then output, two monitors, but. I feel like most people are going to use it the other way, take two inputs, and switch them back-and-forth, going to one monitor. So switching around the port numbers would make more sense for that. So, if you have to switch devices every couple weeks, you have to get into the habit of remembering the 2 comes before 1.

Works just as described. Plug in two HDMI cables and easily swap between both systems. I use on HDMI to connect to my iMac and the other to connect to my Dell laptop. Click between the two and with almost zero lag, the screen flips back and forth. No need to scurry about in the back of my HDMI external monitor and try to unplug and plug back in my different devices. With the time saved using this device I could learn a new language, build a car or even a new society. Namaste 🙏🏻

Works perfect. The physical button is responsive and clicks (much better than a touch button)

My specific need for this device involves using it for 1 input and 2 outputs. This is for switching the output of my audio receiver, which has many hdmi devices plugged into it, between either my monitor or my projector.I like it's simplicity. It's small, has a blue led above the hdmi signal that's in use and a button on the top to switch between the two. Great device and reasonably priced.

I have 3 devices and only 2 HDMI ports on my T.V. This allowed me to plug two devices in one hdmi slot. It works great but be aware that there is no automatic signal detection. The left hdmi input will always be the default device sending a signal to the TV. Thus, if you turn on the second device you MUST push the button on the device to activate the second hdmi input. This was stated in the listing, but I thought I should re-iterate.

I wish it could auto-sense a signal and use that port. As far as I can tell it defaults to 'port 1' and if you want to use the other one you have to push the button to switch to it. So put your more commonly used device on the main port.Other than that little inconvenience, it works like a charm.