The Best Hdmi 2.1 Switch & Splitter For 4k 120hz
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ส.ค. 2024
- These are honestly the Best Hdmi 2.1 4k 120hz Switch & Splitter on the market!
HDMI SWITCH $89.99
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HDMI SPLITTER $99.99
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Thank you for this review! I've been looking for a great splitter and your video was really helpful!
No problem, hope your search is over and make sure to use the link provided!
my issue is that im looking for one that 1 in 2 out to easily switch a PS5 between a monitor and a tv
@@samletsplaygames they have this also but it’s almost the same price as the splitter. Just get the splitter brother. It’s 1 in 4 out.
@@FrankieJPlays I have a different one already
@@samletsplaygames nice
Thanks for the video. I was being kind of cheap and I have used Orei products in the past but they worked really good for 4k60 back then but I bought their BK-104 splitter and it didn’t do the auto downscaling properly so I will try this out. Do you think me running the Orei BK-401A (4k120)switch with the splitter you recommended would be fine or should I just return my switch as well and combo the same brand together. Thanks again.
I’d combo the same brand together. Ezcoo works well with its own switches chained. It’s how my setup is now
@@FrankieJPlays ok thanks a lot.
@@RawDawginRoLo np
Good review, I just got a PS5 and I have a fire cube and pc. Do you know if this supports automatic switching?
It does not unfortunately you have to use the physical buttons or remote
Thanks, I'm putting together a "dream plan" for upgrading my parents house to have a secondary display and sound system in the kitchen that copies whatever's being watched in the living room, doing you think that the splitter is a good choice to do this? The kitchen is literally the next room so cables wouldnt need to be longer than I'd estimate 15ft.
It should work just make sure you buy high quality cables or a hdmi signal booster just in case.
Ordered mine 2day!!!
@@mistersmooth79 lets gooooo hope it suits all your needs, there’s a product i reviewed recently that does what both of these do in one package. Should be pinned comment if not “orei hdmi matrix review”
normal powered splitter have a under 1ms delay.
is the delay from this splitter higher than 1ms?
Can work it out with 21:9 aspect ratio for the input and output 1?.
It should work with the aspect ration. It’s more so dependent on the application
Very helpful; do you know if it supports ALLM + 120hz + VRR with PS5? I know Sony's OWN SOUNDBARS strip out VRR during the pass off, which sucks. Would love to use PS5 + XBOX + PC, with all features enabled! These guys are pricey though...
This does support vrr
the only thing i wanna know is : what about hdmi 2.1 fiber optic cable with long length ? does it support it or not ? I mean, i have a 50ft fiber optic hdmi 2.1 cable running from my ps5 to my oled tv
That’s pretty long but if it is high end fiber optic it might be an exception. However, their own description states that they recommend 10ft or less, i use a 15ft in my setup and have had no issues but again 50ft sounds a bit extra. What i could recommend but it would involve more money is to buy hdmi signal boosters and use 2 20ft or 4 10ft cables if you decide to try it with that 50ft and it gives issues.
I have a 4K 144hz monitor and a UHD 60hz TV, and I want to connect my PS5 to both of them. Would this splitter allow for that without loss in quality on the monitor?
Yes it should work but sunxe the tv is inly 60hz you kight have to use the dowscaler for it. It will look just as good tho its how i play my ps5.
@@FrankieJPlays Alright, thanks for the response.
Okay, so I have a question. I'm streaming on PS5, I have 120Hz monitor. Does regular cheap splitters that says it splits to 1080p 60Hz, will allow me to play on my 1080p 120Hz and they split it to 1080p 60Hz
No it does not downscale frame rate you will have to use 120hz or 60hz on both. It only downscales resolution so 4k > 1080p but it maintains the frame rate used. If you use 4k120 it will downscale to 1080p120 it can’t do 4k120 into 1080p60 frame rate stays the same.
How to set up Apple TV 4K eARC feature to work with Philips hue sync box ?I’ve 2 HomePods if I buy this splitter, can I synchronize the lights with Apple TV(Netflix,Disney etc.) ps5 hue lightstrip ?
Both of these devices support earc
It’s crazy that someone doesn’t make an atme mini style 4k switch. HDMI 1, 2, all the variants, and other protocals. Doesn’t need SDI, doesn’t need pip doesn’t need iso. Just a simple bullet proof 4k switch.
All of these consumer grade things suck.
The only option at the moment is to spend $10,000-$100,000 and have a million features you don’t need just to switch between 2 laptops. It’s crazy this doesn’t exist.
The newest video i made on the orei hdmi matrix is pretty good. That device does everything these 2 do
if I connect my ps5 to it, does it show the 4k120 image on both screens I connect it to or will one be 1080p120?
As long as both screens are 4k120 capable then it will be 4k120 on both.
@@FrankieJPlays do you maybe know what happens when one is 4k60 but the signal is 4k120?
@@DTunezOfficial you have to send the same hz to each one so your ps5 would be limited to 4k60. This does not send out multiple frame rate no device like this does that to my knowledge. Unless that 4k60 monitor supports 1080p120 (so you can downscale)then you are locked to 60 on both.
Can i use this with a dual pc set up and my console? I’m using 4k60pro. I currently stream only my pc games but i wanna stream my ps5 and xbox series x games without a mess of wires or having to plug in and unplug everything when i want to play. Would really appreciate any info on this.
You can but you will be limited to the specs of the splitter so for the pc i think it’s 1440p144hz or 1080p240 no 1440p240 or 4k above 120hz
Actually i was wrong idk why i said that in my previous comment. It will support 4k120 1440p240hz etc so it should be great for pc gaming as well.
I have lg c2 42 inch and samsung s90c , i want to use 42 inch for mouse and keyboard games and office work and s90c for story games , both will be 4k 120hz hdr g-sync will hdmi spilliter work for my setup ?
Yes it will
@@FrankieJPlays thank you
@@ttid3300 np
So I have a Sony a80L and high only has 2 2.1 hdmi ports and as we know 1 of them is for the surround sound eARC. So basically I have a 2.1 port for my ps5. I just picked up an Apple TV and I’m gonna need something like this. My question is will this support all of the features required for both devices to o run at max capacity and does it switch automatically when I use the ps5 or the Apple TV? Or am I gonna have to change it manually?
Check pinned comment. The switch is perfect for the setup you are going for. Unfortunately it does not switch automatically you have a remote and physical buttons to switch it. I would also suggest you check out my newer video of the orei hdmi matrix. It does what both of these devices do in a single package.
@@FrankieJPlays thanks. I was actually just looking at the matrix while seeing this reply lol. Appreciate the help.
@@FrankieJPlays hey man just wanted a second opinion. So I went with the Orei BK-401. What are your thoughts on that product for my specific needs?
@@kevinsito0801 it’s the same as the ezcoo one with only one output. Should be good but i have not personally used it since i got their latest model. I believe that was last years but if you don’t need the splitter capabilities then it should be fine.
@@FrankieJPlays thanks appreciate the input. Yes I don’t need the splitter since I’m only using 1 screen however I would have preferred the newest model but as long as I’m able to get all the features I would normally have with out the switch as if I was plugging them into the tv directly it’ll work for me. Once again thanks for input it means a lot.
If I use my lg c1 as the source. Can I play on my monitor at 4k 120 without any down scaling? I’m looking for the same exact picture and frames I’d get if my monitor was the source. My monitor is 4K 120. I’m trying to not buy an extra ps5.
If your monitor allows 4k120 the. Yes you should have no issue. The reason i downscaled was because my monitor only allows 1440p and my capture card only allows 4k60. If your monitor does not have hdr i would dissable that in the playstation settings tho or it will look washed out. If you do get one use the affiliate link thanks!
@@FrankieJPlays I’ll use your link. my monitor does support hdr. So I can leave that on if the tv the source right?
@@thelordsbattleaxe1447 should just be plug and play then no need to mess with the edid switches. If anything just flip the one i show for dolby vision since the lg c1 is dolby vision capable in the video. Get the splitter not the switch.
@@thelordsbattleaxe1447 did it work? Does it do 2x 4k 120hz at the same time?
I have a 4k 120hz Samsung TV and I want to buy a capture card 4k 60hz. Its possible that output 2 go to the capture card and detect the 4k 60hz limit? Thanks 👍
The resolution doesn’t matter but the hz do. You would be limited to 60hz if you get that capture card unless it can do 1080p120hz then you can downscale the rez and your tv would get 4k120 and capture 1080p120 downscaled. However it can not output different frame rates so you can’t have 4k120 and 4k60 at the sane time unfortunately unless that capture card allows 4k120 passthrough.
@@FrankieJPlays understand. Thanks for explanation 😁 Elgato 4k X is the only one that acept up to 4k 144hz...
@@filipelcarvalho unless you are actually gonna stream in 4k120hz which no one does because of bandwidth limits. Most cards can do 1080p120hz and the downscale will look great. Check out the orei hdmi matrix vid. Its a better fit.
I’m trying this with the 1 in 2 out version. I’m getting outputs. No problem with that. But I play at 1440p120. When I set my Xbox to 1440p that audio gets a staticy. Can’t even hear the game. 1080p sounds fine. But I’d rather not play at that. Not sure if this is a console issue. Or something to do with my capture card or the splitter. It’s set to up up down. 2nd output is scaled to 1080p.
@@tdudethetrain i’m still using this setup and have not experienced that. I also play at 1440/120 when streaming. What i have noticed is that capture cards don’t like any other audio format besides the default stereo one so no dolby etc..does the static come out of the tv? Or just your obs/headphone?
@@FrankieJPlays just on obs. I’m thinking about just getting a capture card that has 1440p120 pass through. I don’t feel like dealing with the hassle lol.
@@tdudethetrain the new avermedia/elgato are really good.
@@tdudethetrain if its an internal card check the bios and set pcie 8x8 my avermedia one used to do that till i changed that.
The Scaler isn't really working for me. I tried playing Sea of Thieves at 120 fps and the captured 1080p image on my computer was flickering to a black screen every few minutes.
Both devices have to be able to receive the same hz or you will have issues. Is the capture device capable of 120hz? Otherwise you have to stick to 60hz. It scales resolution not frame rate.
@@FrankieJPlays I have the same capture card as in the video. I think.
Hd60 S+.
@@imSUPERcereal0 hd60s+ only does 60hz that’s why you are experiencing blackouts. Try turning vrr and ycc 422 off otherwise you have to use 60hz only. You’d need a capture card capable of accepting 120hz.
@@FrankieJPlaysI turned off variable refresh rate and now my capture card works fine.
However, I have a second issue with this splitter, that I haven’t found a fix for yet.
It works fine, and allows my Xbox to use all the features of my tv still, but randomly the screen will turn black. The splitter just randomly stops sending single to the tv. Only lasts a few seconds, but sometimes happened very frequently and other times it will be a couple hours before it happens.
Have you experienced any issues like this?
Only thing I can think of is my splitter is faulty, or one of the HDMI cables I used is bad.
I bought the switcher but I don't think it's working for me. I need it to switch my PS5 from monitor to TV. Was I suppose to get the splitter?
Yeah that switch only has one out so it switches multiple devices (ps5,xbox,switch) to one display. The splitter would be it but in your case i would get the latest device i reviewed it will do what you want plus what both of these devices do in a single package. Should be a recent video called orei hdmi splitter review
@@FrankieJPlays thanks brother 👍
@@lothric7 np imma switch the video titles so people start getting that device instead since i think its a better overall package.
Does this support VRR?
Check out my latest video of the orei one! It’s both of these combined and it does support vrr. Amazon link in description, should be latest video.
But does this device support VRR? The other one looks amazing but I need 4 hdmi out.
@@RobinLegacy yes they all do
100th like. :) i want to send 120 4k from my ps5 to monitor and othwr one to get atmos as my avr doeant send hdr and dolby vision.
Don’t really understand the second part of your sentence but the first part yes.
Cool！！
Indeed
It’s not even budget friendly. The most expensive Sony TVs in 2023 only have two 2.1 inputs.
Thats why this is good. It goes down to 70$ usually.
My LG C1 has 4 HDMI 2.1 😂
@@Droolboy my new samsung s90c does too but these things are great still for the reasons i described 😬.
@@FrankieJPlays that’s definitely good. Unfortunately I really am Sony loyal. LG makes great OLEDs but Sony makes the best mini LED’s which is what I prefer
@@TheCdM1981 this device has nothing to do with what brand you are loyal to tho. It’s great for the purposes i described in the video. If you don’t need to split your image between multiple tvs, use capture cards with multiple devices etc then you don’t need this device and the video was never for you.
do me a favour and replay the video to hear yourself say " LIVING ROOMS WITH MULTIPLE TV's" really? how many people u know have many tvs in 1 living room? screen extensions possible? work laptop inputs, etc. makes sense but 4 tvs in my bedroom maybe i will try. thx lol
@@sharadkumar8365 very common in the states for a guy to have his gaming room, living room or “man cave” usually involves multiple screens to watch sports with the boys. That was just one example and i showed like 3 other situations where it was useful especially for streamers and content creators.
First!
Early bird gets the worm