HDMI Splitter - 1 in 16 Out,16 Way TV Splitters Premium Quality High Resolutions Support HDMI 2.0, HDCP 2.2, 18 Gbps 4K@60Hz 2k@120Hz 36-Bit Deep Color UltraHD,Plug&Play

amazing product and produces great display fast across many feeds instantaneously.

I put the unit in the attic, and run all TVs in the house through it (from a central media server). It works great with no problems. The attic gets pretty hot here in Florida, but so far this splitter has worked for several months during the summer.

Functional, ease of set9, build quality, size flickering

Had 3 similar products from another brand. First one lasted 2 years. The replacement had bad HDMI ports and the replacement of the replacement also had bad HDMI ports. Then I bought this brand and like magic everything is prefect for splitting 1 TV signal into 4 TVs.

I am using this HDMI splitter to send my DirecTV signal to multiple TVs and it works perfectly. The package came with the HDMI splitter box with 1 HDMI in and 8 HDMI out ports, an AC power adapter, and a small user manual. All the HDMI ports are located in the back of the unit, the status lights are on the front and the power input port is on the side. Although the box in the ad looks like metal, the box is actually plastic, very light. For my use case, I have multiple TVs around the house and I was using a wireless HDMI box to send the DirecTV signal to the outdoor TV. The problem with this wireless box is that the wireless signal is not 100% reliable. The outdoor TV will go blank in 2 seconds and reconnected, not often but quite annoying when it happened. I replaced that box with this HDMI splitter and it works great. No more glitches or disconnect signal.

There is no HDMI in the box as stated in the User Manual. It works but will wait and see how long this HDMI splitter will stay on working.

Worked so far. No problem

This might work fine with short cables, but it did not with longer ones. I had a splitter that worked fine for years and then stopped working. I bought this to replace it, but it didn't work. The signal flickered even with only 2 inputs hooked up. I had a similar issue with another one. I think the power supply may be undersized as it was only 5W (5V @ 1A). The one that ended up buying and worked was 12W (12V @ 1A). The HDMI cables I was using were 50-75 feet long. OREI 4K 1 in 8 Out HDMI Splitter https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08ZWRKGRR