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JonThePenguin 12/24/17 3:10:37 AM #497:	digiiiiiiiii posted... JonThePenguin posted... Any recommendations for a reliable HDMI splitter? Right now our TV has three ports, and we have PS3, 360, Xbone, Wii U, Switch, and a streaming box. While we can run one of those through the Xbone (its been the 360 for quite a while), and of course Switch and a lot of Wii U can run without the TV, would be nice to have a solution that doesnt involve messing with the cables anytime we want to swap around. I tried various budget HDMI splitters on Amazon, and all of them broke within a couple months. Literally all of them, out of five or so. When I decided to look for something a bit better, I ended up buying this one (I needed 4K/60) https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B01FXALWYY/ Now, there are still plenty of reviews on that one saying it breaks a lot. There's just no reliability in these products until you get to the level of $1000 receivers. But that one I linked is the only one of six that appears to be made of good parts and hasn't broken. My best advice is buy from Amazon so you have a great return policy. Ugh, I was afraid of that. Oh well. --- JonThePenguin http://www.backloggery.com/main.php?user=erunion <cite>JonThePenguin posted [p:892778469] in transience... [t:75922782]...</cite> <quote><cite>digiiiiiiiii posted...</cite> <quote><cite>JonThePenguin posted...</cite> <quote>Any recommendations for a reliable HDMI splitter? Right now our TV has three ports, and we have PS3, 360, Xbone, Wii U, Switch, and a streaming box. While we can run one of those through the Xbone (its been the 360 for quite a while), and of course Switch and a lot of Wii U can run without the TV, would be nice to have a solution that doesnt involve messing with the cables anytime we want to swap around.</quote> I tried various budget HDMI splitters on Amazon, and all of them broke within a couple months. Literally all of them, out of five or so. When I decided to look for something a bit better, I ended up buying this one (I needed 4K/60) https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B01FXALWYY/ Now, there are still plenty of reviews on that one saying it breaks a lot. There's just no reliability in these products until you get to the level of $1000 receivers. But that one I linked is the only one of six that appears to be made of good parts and hasn't broken. My best advice is buy from Amazon so you have a great return policy.</quote> Ugh, I was afraid of that. Oh well. --- JonThePenguin http://www.backloggery.com/main.php?user=erunion</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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