PORTTAHDMI Matrix 4 in 2 out 4K 60Hz 4:4:4, 4x2 Switch Splitter with optical 3.5mm Audio Extractor, 16 EDID Modes, IR Remote Support HDMI 2.0b, HDCP 2.2/2.3, HDR, ARC, 3D, 18Gbps - Downscaler

Purchased to allow for HDMI outputs between my TV and Monitor on a desk. I was originally wary it may struggle to work as the HDMI cable to the monitor is over 10m. To my surprise, once I had worked out the EDID mode required, this works perfectly with an Xbox Series X and PC. Would recommend and much cheaper than many alternatives

Does exactly as specified. Good value for money

Easy to use, helped me connect my optical TV to coaxial Amplifier with no issues.

it works absolutely as it should - and at the discounted price I'm happy with it. What I notice most compared to the (much dearer) 4x4 matrix I have is that any changes to config are much slower, and also affect both outputs, so if you switch an input to output 2 you also get a "glitch" on output one. Not a disaster but the higher end product doesn't do this. the optical and stereo outs work fine, but obviously the stereo only works if the input source is stereo. Happy with it - but switching does interrupt both outputs, if thats important I'd suggest pay a fair few quit more for the Ezcoo.

Claims to support 120hz on the product description. This is a lie, it doesn't, and there's no mention of 120hz in the user manual.

I connect everything from a current gen xbox all the way to a ps2 via component through my av amp and it handles all of it. 4k, hdr, 1080p, 576p and 480p. Its great. I just left it in its default setting and it works a charm.

The good: nicely designed product. Metal shell feels quality. Nice tactile buttons.The bad: I couldn't get this to pass on a signal of higher quality than 4k at 30hz, despite the listing claiming to support 60. Using new hdmi 2.1 cables and a source of either a ps5 or an Nvidia shield Pro, choosing a resolution of 1080p at any refresh rate or 4k at 30 or below resulted in an image. Going any higher and the TV reported signal not found. Removing the matrix from the setup returned to the picture being displayed at the higher refresh rate. Could perhaps live with this on the shield, but not the ps5.The Portta website only seems to have information on similar but different matrix that is advertised as supporting only up to 30hz @ 4k.So if you only need lower resolutions and/or lower refresh rates this will do the job. If not, this device may not be for you. Also it's quite slow switching between inputs.

This HDMI Matrix Box is perfect. I have 4 inputs Sky TV, Apple TV, Laptop and a Console, their signals are sent to 2 outputs 1 to a TV and the other to a Home Cinema Projector. I also extract the audio to my soundbar and stereo. It let 2 shows, films, games etc to be shown at the same time, 1 on each screen. Each HDMI out has it own audio extraction connections. I would recommend this device to anyone that has multiple devices they would like connected to either 1 or 2 screens.