EZCOO 4K HDMI 2.0 Extender 230ft 1080P/ 130ft 4K,18G Uncompressed 4K 60Hz 4:4:4 HDR Dolby Atmos HDCP 2.2 via Single Cat5e/6a, HDBaseT Extender 4K No Lag, DTS:X, Bi-Directional PoE+IR,CEC,Down Scaler

Bought 3 of them to have enough ports for my Switch, Xbox One X, PS4 Pro, Comcast 4k X1, Apple TV 4k, and so on so forth devices. Originally I had a few issues, especially with my PS4 Pro. RGB 4k output would cause the switch to reset, flicker etc. YUV output worked better but would also time out. It wouldn't work at all with my Comcast X1 box at all. I sent my findings and troubleshooting to EZCOO. They were able to update the firmware, and fix the issue.I am an engineer, with hardware experience, so I was able to flash the firmware, etc using their factory software. While we we troubleshooting EZCOO pulled the switch from the market, and updated it at their factory, so people wouldn't have this issue again. If you run into any weird issues, you may have a pre-update switch. Anyhow all my devices work now, including my Comcast X1 box. All work in 4k, and pass HDR no problem. The PS4 Pro still resets in RGB within 10 seconds of turning it on, flashes the screen, etc. But since YUV is a superior format and that works fine, I decided to keep it, and not try to re-flash, since I don't need to. So it was an inconvenience as I had to basically beta, and troubleshoot and help fix the switch. But its been the best solution, I could find at this price point, and I needed 3 of them. I also went ahead and worked with Logitech, and created a profile for this switch, so you don't have to teach it commands. I mapped the entire remote. That was also a little challenging but its done. The harmony had a little bit of trouble memorizing the commands originally.Anyhow overall I had these for a few months, they been working great, so minus the hassle of troubleshooting and having to beta something I paid full price for, as I didn't receive any discounts, and the item was pulled from Amazon in the meantime. I am giving it 5 stars, because EZCOO customer support went above and beyond troubleshooting with me. And they shipped their firmware interface controller to me to update the hubs. So because of their attention, and want to make things right, thats my review. Hopefully my work also helps some of you that buy the hub later, and if you have a Logitech Harmony remote, search EZCOO and model: EZ-MX42HAS. It will be already mapped for you.Rest, unit is solidly built, and the solder points and internals are well designed, and insulated. I had to open my hubs to flash them, so that's how I know. Thanks and good luck.

I use it to connect my new 4K projector to 4K sources and still connect to my preamp with a 1080p connection for all audio, since the preamp doesn't support HDMI 2.0.Works as advertised. Very nice build quality. As a nice bonus, they provide two metal ears with keyholes for mounting, as well as velcro and rubber feet allowing a wide variety of installation options.My only issue is the remote control. It doesn't work particularly well, so dropping to 4 instead of 5 stars. The remote has two separate input selection sections - one for each output. Each section has numbers 1 through 4 and up/down arrows for selecting the input channel for the given output. For mine, the #1 and #2 buttons don't work, so I can only use the up/down arrows to actually select the input channel. Also, it would be nice if there was a switch to just select the input for both outputs instead of always having to both separately every time.

Item works as advertised, I get 4k video from my xbox one x to my monitor, and can simultaneously get 1080 video to my El Gato Capture Card. Only issue i have with the Device is that i have to unplug/replug everything back in every time i turn on my system. If I don't, then both outputs get 1080. Either way, this was the only device I could find to take care of the 4k and 1080 video.

This end TV war in my room. I connect PS4 pro to the splitter then from the splitter to TV and computer display.The digital amplifier on the desktop side get audio signal from spliitter optic port.But you NEED to set PS4 pro to YUV420 before connecting this splitter to get 4k HDR on the TV. And you have to turn on the TV first before anything else everytime to keep this setting in place otherwise PS4 pro will automatically turn back to 1080p and you have to set it up all over again.Overall I enjoy it.

I was looking for 4x2 matrix switch that has optional scaling. Not too many options with consistently good reviews. After using this switch for a few days I cannot say it is amazing but it is good. Case is somewhat too small to my taste but it has substantial weight. The reason I would prefer a larger case because 6 HDMI cable tendto suspend smaller cases. I did not notice this problem with this case but all cables I used were flexible variety.A remote it came with is great. It has a power button (cannot imagine why you would use it though) and a separate button for each input-output combination. My original intent was to use remote only for Harmony remote training but I would use included remote directly as well.Scaling option worked for video but messed up HDMI->component+audio converter. I had to switch to bypass mode. At one point my plasma TV without HDMI input would die and I would not have to use any converters. Having a scaler in this switch is a nice option, that might go unused.Input switching happens fast. Power input is a proprietary connector. Considering that it uses 5V/2A DC I would prefer a USB connector for power, so multiple power supplies can be replaced with one, but I can tolerate proprietary connector. LEDs are red and relatively bright. Didn’t find an option to disable them.