SkycropHD 4K@60Hz HDMI Switch, 5 in 1 Out HDMI 2.0 Switcher with Remote Support Auto Switch, HDR10, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, 18Gbps, CEC

This HDMI switch worked like a charm but more impressive was the customer service response I got from Grace and her team @ Skycrop. The switching functionality stopped working after a few months for some unknown reason---what can you say other than these things sometimes happen.I reached out to Skycrop through Amazon to explain what had happened and was instantly contacted by Grace to remedy the situation. She had a replacement sent to me immediately (within 1 business day); no hassles or push-back at all. WOW--there are so many daily examples where good customer service is lacking I wanted to share this to emphasize that Skycrop stands behind its products should there be any issues with them. 5 star customer service.

This is an amazing switcher that is super easy and convenient and makes life so much easier. It lasted us four years before it went out on us and we are definitely buying it again.

Sized 6 inches wide x 3 inches deep x 1 inch tall, this 5 input to 1 output HDMI switcher works really well. While the auto-switching isn't perfect, it does work with most things. Turning a PS, XB, or FStick on switches perfectly, however just plugging a NSwitch back into it's dock when off will cause it to auto-switch, and turning on an iFruitTV+4K box does not cause it to auto-switch (sorry for the lack of actual brand names, with them the reviews wont post). The remote works well but it does look a bit cheap and clunky. Switching it manually with the remote is fast, but it is an IR remote, not an RF remote, so you do have to point the remote at the front of the switch for it to work. This box is high quality, solidly made, and produces no ghosting images or picture degradation from using it at all, which was my biggest worry when choosing one of these. The best part about this switch over the others on the market is that ALL 5 inputs and 1 output is in the back, making cable management a breeze!If you found this review helpful, please click so below. Thanks :)

I was apprehensive regarding bad reviews and lagging. For me at least it works perfectly and seemlessly. I just had to reinstall fortnight and am not sure why. It now works again as a breeze. I give it a 10 out of 10.

Originally, I had an AV receiver handle all my HDMI inputs, but about a year ago I decided to simplify and switch to a soundbar with ARC input. The problem I immediately had was a lack of HDMI ports on my TV. It only had 3 HDMI inputs, and 1 just got taken by the soundbar (soundbar did not have it's own input). I originally tried one from Monoprice, but the auto sensing was horrible, and would sometimes override the the remote input.This 5 port model has been a perfect replacement... simply because I can turn OFF the auto sensing. The included remote is not really that great and I would have to mash in the button to get it to switch, but I use it with a Logitech Harmony Remote Hub, and the control has been flawless there. In today's world of always on devices, auto sensing can be difficult to control properly. I have a Roku, Chromecast, and a Nintendo Switch connected. These are technically always on and on my old switch it would randomly decide to change inputs. On this switch... I have not had an issue with auto sensing offPicture quality is perfect, though admittedly, I still have a 1080p display. I went with a 4k model since I plan to upgrade in the near future (finally) to 4k

A solid 3/5. Gets the job done, but albeit with some weird quirks.For starters, the device does allow me to switch between all the HDMI cables connected.However, the remote is finicky and unreliable, while also flimsy and cheap feeling to boot.Buttons for on/off and port switching are also iffy. When first plugged in and powered on, buttons work fine. But after a few minutes, the buttons will no longer respond and will only return to working order if the unit is unplugged and plugged back in.Thankfully, while on a specific channel it works without issue and picture/sound quality is quite nice. Just have to be prepared to go through a bit of hassle to switch channels to a different HDMI device.Overall, easy to set up and use, but will most likely upgrade to a higher quality model or brand later down the line.So ove

The Blue and Black versions include 3.5mm and TOSLINK audio outputs as well as the 5 HDMI inputs, while the "Newest Version" Green is strictly an HDMI switch. That's the reason for the Green costing less.I ordered Green based on price - not realizing it lacked audio-out. thinking I needed the outputs to combat an audio issue with my TV. But in the end HDMI worked on its own and I don't need audio extraction at this time.5 stars because it works as advertised, just make sure if you need the audio outputs that you order a correct model. It did take a bit of playing with settings before my cantankerous old TV accepted the input (reset the TV's options, then fed it a DVD through HDMI directly - after which the switcher was accepted).I feel it would be better to advertise the two classes of device separately since their specifications differ.