OREI 8K 2x1 HDMI Switch 4K @ 120hz, Auto HDMI Selector 48Gbos High Resolution Switch Between 2 Inputs Prefect for Gaming, PS5, Xbox, HDR10, Dolby Vision

Supports everything from VRR, HDR and ALLM, it is worth it.

Fa il suo dovere e speriamo che duri non come glia altri simili che ho comprato prima

It works perfectly as a switch. The best thing about the switch. When it is put into auto. When one source is switched off, It automatically changed to the next source. Highly recommended.

... tested multiple other 'pseudo' splitters - none worked as intended, this one did out of the box. Got it hooked up with a 32" 4k 144 acer display 'and' a 58" Hisense 4K tv. The latter runs via 30ft HDMI fiber (!) based cable - and everything works as damn intended, audio working, no lag, 120Hz still working on the acer display while the TV does 60Hz - what else would I want? Well, say thank you to the vendor. Great device!

Awesome adapter. Works Great. I had one HDMI running through the wall and wanted to get two inputs without having to go through the trouble of feeding another cable through the wall chase. Xbox series X and Nintendo Switch 2 running flawlessy with no input lag. I should note that I do have them running at 1080p through a Samsung Frame TV and One Connect Box. Also love the auto detect input switch feature. Highly recommend!

​If you’re an Xbox Series X owner, you know the frustration: the console has no dedicated optical or 3.5mm audio port. While you can plug headphones into the controller, the audio compression and battery drain are real bummers. I bought the OREI BK-102A specifically to solve this, and it’s a total game-changer for wired headphone users. ​Why This is the "Xbox Secret Weapon": ​No Sacrifice on Visuals: Most "audio extractors" on the market cap out at 60Hz. This OREI unit handles 4K @ 120Hz and VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) perfectly. My games still look buttery smooth on my monitor while I get direct audio. ​Pure Audio Quality: By plugging my "regular" headphones (or my desktop amp) directly into the 3.5mm jack on the splitter, the sound is significantly cleaner and louder than what comes out of the Xbox controller. ​Zero Lag: Unlike Bluetooth transmitters which have noticeable delay, this extracts the audio signal instantly. In shooters like Halo or Call of Duty, hearing footsteps in real-time is crucial, and this delivers. ​Stays Out of the Way: It’s small enough to tuck behind the console. Once you set the EDID switches, you can basically forget it’s there. ​A Few Tips for Xbox Users: ​Settings Check: Make sure to go into your Xbox Audio settings and set the "Headset Format" to Stereo Uncompressed (or Dolby Atmos/DTS if you have the license) to ensure the splitter sends the right signal to your headphones. ​Cables: To maintain that 120Hz speed, ensure you are using the HDMI cable that came with the Xbox (or another certified 48Gbps cable) from the console to the splitter. ​Final Verdict: ​If you want to use your favorite pair of wired studio headphones or high-end gaming cans with the Series X without being tethered to a controller or sacrificing your 120fps performance, get this. It’s the most reliable bridge between next-gen consoles and "old school" analog audio. ​