J-Tech DigitalHDMI Switch 5X1 HDMI2.0 4K@60Hz, HDCP 2.2, HDR, Dolby Vision, YUV 4:4:4 with remote control and auto-switching function with Control4 Driver Available [JTECH-18GSW5]

This hdmi switch works good . I like it compared to the vettaguard . I would’ve given it 5 stars . If they had added a power supply or longer usb2.0 to Dc 5.5 mm cable . The one included was too short for my entertainment center . I also notice it shows the Xbox one s and ps4 pro pics beautifully . But the ps4 pro pic went black for a brief second twice . So I decided to use it with my nvidia sheild and Xbox one s instead . I’ve decided to contact j tech in regards to the issue with the ps4 pro . But I still recommend it . 👍🏾👍🏾 I received a replace and i have to update my rating to five stars . After i spoke to a rep . I was told to send it back and i would receive a replacement which came quick . The other one was defective . But i am happy with the replacement . Thank you J TECH . 5 STARS ALL THE WAY !

Easy to setup, works as expected in 4K.I give 4 star because the provide power cable is very short, had to buy a usb extension cord.

I have a TV with only two (functional) HDMI ports, and between my consoles and my cable box, I have three or four devices to hook up to it. True, I could always just pass around the HDMI cable for my consoles, but it was a hassle to go up to my TV and check every time before I actually turned one on.This item here was exactly the solution I needed. It comes with a remote to switch between active inputs, but honestly, I've never touched it. I use the auto-switch feature instead. I was a little concerned at first because I assumed that since "rest mode" on my consoles wasn't the same as actually off, that feature might not work, but it works exactly the way I need it to: I turn the console on from rest, and this device picks up on it immediately.The only reason I give it 4 stars instead of 5 is because it does need a power source, and the only thing supplied is a USB cable. The USB cable does work, and a TV with HDMI ports will also probably have a USB port somewhere, but I needed to use an electrical outlet. I had to dig out an old cell phone charger and use that instead.Other than that one issue, this is a fantastic device, and it was exactly the solution I was looking for.

So far so good. Was hesitant since there weren't any reviews yet, but decided to take a chance and it works as advertised. Tested it on my PS5 and Xbox Series X and all the settings show that everything works. Auto switch works perfectly, tested it various ways and I have both consoles set to switch to their designated inputs when I'm using an app on my TV. The device is small and you can either power it through HDMI or use the provided micro USB (which I had to use to fit how I wanted to use it). Will be testing various games soon, and I'll update again if anything changes.Update: Figured out why autoswitch wouldn't work after turning my TV on and off, it was because I had the USB cable plugged directly into the TV. Now that it's plugged into an outlet, problem solved. For consoles, have CEC/Device Link options turned on for both with the options to turn connected devices off when TV turns off unchecked/disabled.

Very impressed with this little box. I was apprehensive that it may not have supported true 4K standards, but it does! I use it to switch between a PS4 and 4K Blu-ray player. The PS4 looks great and sends through an HDR10 signal. The Blu-ray player looks great and sends through 2160p video with UHD and Dolby Vision. The automatic input select is a nice feature. My one major complaint I have is that the main big button will turn on the device, but in order to turn it off you must use the remote. An auto-off or hard power toggle would be nice.