UGREEN HDMI Switch 2 In 1 Out 4K@60Hz, Bi-directional HDMI Splitter, Switcher Support 3D HDR10+ HDCP 2.2 Compatible with PS5 PS4 Xbox One TV Box Laptop HDTV Projector Monitor

It works how it is advertised! Nothing special about it. Running into no connectivity issues. Value for money. Doesn't feel premium.

I bought this switch to use it in the following scenario:1 monitor connected to 2 computers, one at a time. (no other configuration have been tested)First impression is that it is really really small!The connectors are really tight fit (in a good sense) and they do not wobble or feel loose or lose connectivity when you move the cables.The button feels "light" but registers the click all the times (no missed clicks).One disadvantage (by design) is that due to the small size the HDMI connectors are not on the same side but it has 2 connectors on the left and 1 connector on the right, which combined with the non-flexible HDMI cables takes up about 10-15cm before the cables can be wrapped around themselves so it adds about 40cm of cable mess. Probably not a big deal if this is stashed away, but probably this switch lives at hand reach so the cable mess is in your face. it is not heavy enough to keep the cables from pulling it away.Regardless the cable mess, here are some interesting facts i discovered:- there is no designated input 1 or input 2 so it seems that they are equal...but..- if only 1 input has video signal, there is preference which input is auto-selected (that is, if video signal is present only on input A then this is shown on the monitor without clicking the button, but if video signal is present only on input B then this is NOT shown on the monitor automatically, you need to click the button). So in my setup, the desktop PC is in what I consider input A and the laptop in input B so I can disconnect the laptop at any time and auto-switch to the desktop.- if both inputs have video signal and input B is selected, disconnecting the cable of input B, it does not auto-select input A (in constrast to the behaviour above!) (same case with input A - there is no 'switch to next available video signal' in any case)- switching between signals is not instant, it takes about 10-12 seconds- depending on the connected computer and OS, turning on the computer without first selecting the appropriate input on the switch may or may not be an issue. (it it the equivalent of turning on without a monitor connected).- works fine with the resolutions of my computers (2560x1440) and laptop (3072x1920) without weird flashes on switching. No degradation in image quality or colour. No weord image artifacts.-

The quality of build and parts is good. I've took a star off because for some reason I don't understand why, others mentioned it to but I thought surely it's not true, but yes for some reason it does know automatically recognise which socket has a signal and switches to it. So when I change I have to get up and reach round the back of my TV to manually switch it. I've got a cheaper product with 3 sockets which I never have to manually do it. It's a shame because it lets the product down. If this does not bother u then it's a great product.

The right product I was looking for, delivered the highest resolution possible for device. Quality picture & sound as I expected. (Unlike the previous one owned which had to have resolution reduced to get it going & even then the performance was still sketchy).Used straight out of the box, no fuss. Compact, solid, excellent design. Quality product at a great price.

Ease to use, great for using with my XBOX and my Canał+ box to use as one HDMI, great picture quality like it was untouched, 2 input HDMI and 1 output HDMI

The product doesn’t work properly,Sometimes works perfect but mostly of the time seens not to receive any signal.

I bought this to connect 2 4k monitors to a Mac at 60Hz and a PC at 30Hz and hooked them up no problem with some HDMI cables I had round the house and it worked like a dream. Well, sort of. I noticed I'd sometimes get some intermittent flickering--something other reviewers have mentioned--but I investigated and it only affected the Mac but stopped if I dropped the refresh rate.The issue was not the switch but rather the cables, one or more of them just didn't handle a 4k 60Hz connection. I replaced the cables with ones rated to 8k (or 4k 120Hz) and the switch has been solid as a rock since then.Some might argue that it should come with cables, but I disagree, even though I fell foul of it. This is a cheap box and really, you want to choose the right cables for you, length etc so I think this is good. You just need to know that if it flickers, it's probably your cables rather than the Switch.

I bought 2 of these at same time,when package arrived 1 was in manufacturer box, the 2nd was in a plastic bag. The one in bag was returned as it did not work ,hence the 3 stars .The other was fine and does the job, have had no lag on gaming systems ( Xbox X and PS5 ) . Has a small light on top so you can see which HDMI is in use , but it is minimal does not affect the room and 1 button to switch.