J-Tech Digital HDMI Splitter 4K 60Hz 1X4 Multi-Resolution Output (MRO) HDMI 2.0 Splitter Supports downscale HDR HDR10 / Dolby Vision 4K@60Hz 4:4:4 HDCP2.3 2.2 (JTECH-4KSP4)

I have a projector and I tv in my mancave this worked wonderfully

Used this to split a signal to 3 TVs and it worked great. Good resolution picture. Fairly easy to set up. Settings available to sync different TVs

Works great with optical HDMI cables, and can also pass HDMI timecode. The USB C port also seems to be correctly implemented so it will work from USB C power supplies directly. I have only tested this at 1080p so far.

Yes, this solved my problem of running four monitors at 1080p. I tried another one from a different company first, but it didn’t work. This one cost a little more, but it worked right out of the box. Sometimes you get what you pay for. Occasionally, it does display a static screen, and powering it off and back on fixes the issue. It’s a bit puzzling why that happens, but fortunately, it doesn’t happen very often. If it weren’t for that occasional issue, I would definitely give it **5 stars**.

I don’t know how long it’s supposed to be able to send the signal, but I have a 6 ft hdmi ran to the splitter from the computer and then another 6 ft ran to one monitor and a 15 ft to the second monitor. So only have two connected hdmis, not 4. Worked the first day I got it. Next day, doesn’t work. I bought this solely because I had read somewhere it could push a 60 hz signal a . Guess “longer range” means less that 15 feet. I am a teacher in a classroom and have two screens so the students can see it from two angles. Feel a little disappointed I can’t find a quality splitter that can push a little farther out. My laptop is a HP Probook poly studio.

I have two two Port splitters already and had to make a decision about daisy chaining, so I went in search of this 4-port. Price and performance are excellent.

This will take the lowest resolution and spread it evenly if you turn the downscaler on. I was able to circumvent this by using only 1 port for my main 4k HDR TV then the second port goes to another splitter that can send 4k(not HDR apparently, that's why I got this one) as well as 1080 simultaneously. I have 3 TVs on one source. This is a bandaid work around using 2 splitters but it works

My receiver can provide two outputs from a single input and works well when both TV's were on. I was having issues with the signal dropping out if one TV was not turned on. If I turn off the output from the receiver to the TV that is off the signal would not drop out. Got tired of going into the receiver menu to turn this off and on as needed, so thought I would try this instead of having the receiver split the signal. This works like a champ and I do not have an issue of signal dropping when one TV is off and the other is on now. Not sure if it has to do with multi resolution support or was an issue with my receiver, but no more fiddiling with receiver menu and cheaper than buying a new AV receiver.

This nifty device really works as advertised. I have a FHD monitor and a 4K projector. And I need to use screen mirror. This device worked brilliantly