ROOFULL 5 Port 4K HDMI 2.0 Switch with Remote

Works pretty good. All my artifact is well connected n my kids have no issue on playing the nintendo switch.

I purchased this switch for a unique use case. I live in a small apartment where a full audio system with speakers / receiver isn't ideal. I have gone with sound bars with rear speakers and a wireless sub which cut down on wire clutter, and also works well in small spaces, or even just limited spaces, or areas not physically laid out in a way to make a wired speaker setup clean. With this said: the sound bar I use only has one HDMI in, and one out to ARC /eARC / video passthrough. Also I have an older 2016 Sony TV with 4 HDMI ports, but only TWO are enhanced ports for HDR@60, and I have more than two devices I want to use that can benefit. So I purchased this switch as the solution. I have connected the switches HDMI output to the Sound bar's HDMI in, and then connected the HDMI out from the sound bar to the ARC port on the TV which is one of the enhanced ports. With this setup, I can pass whatever device I want through with the switch, and have full audio, and video capabilities available for what the particular device supports. There are a couple specifics I do to my setup to add stability to the setup, which are the following: 1. I disabled Bravia Sync on the TV as the different CEC versions between my devices can cause stability issues. 2. Because of this being a 5 port switch, I only need to use ONE of the TV's inputs now and have access to all my devices so I don't need Bravia Sync in this setup anyway. The switch is solid and well built, it has some good weight to it, and the ports feel firm and solid for good connections. Also wanted to mention that this item was same day delivery when I ordered, and am very pleased with Amazon's service. I also wanted to mention that this switch comes with auto switching features that seem to be hit or miss based on the device used. It also may be due to how I am using the switch as well, because I have an older Rocketfish HDMI 1.4 switch on a 1080p TV and it behaves the same way with auto switching. The disc players will auto switch, but the Roku, and Apple TV do not. However, I'm fine with manual switching so it's not a deal breaker for me. One other thing I'll point out is, this switch comes with an AC adapter that plugs in vs USB power which is nice. Bottom Line, I'm happy with the purchase, the switch is a great deal for what you get, and build quality. I completely recommend it.

This switch is extremely easy to set up. It has 5 inputs and one output. I only needed 3 inputs now, but this gives room to grow. I have a Samsung TV with 2 HDMI ports and I have a TIVO, a ROKU and an old DVD/VCR player that I still use. The remote works well so once I select the HDMI as my source for the TV it is easy to switch between devices. Picture and sound are working really well and the manufacturer has provided a 2 year free warranty. You do have to provide your own HDMI cable from the switch box to the TV, but I already had that available. This is a powered device, so I have seen no delay in switching displays.

The first Hdmi switch I purchased couldn't handle 4k and non-4k devices plugged in at the same time. However, this switch had absolutely no problem. I also like the weight of the unit. It helps keep the small unit from "levitating" because of the cables plugged into it. I also like that all the cables plug into the back of the unit. This unit didn't try to auto switch everytime a device powered on like the other unit I tried, and it also let you switch to port even if the device wasn't sending an active signal to the port. I feel this is important if you're doing automated activities with a Harmony hub or the like. The remote is small but has actual buttons. My only complaint was that I had to use a shorter hdmi cable for output from the switch. Otherwise I was seeing "snowflakes" in any 4k picture. I suspect there's just not enough power in the output signal for a 20 ft hdmi cable. Once I used a shorter cable the snowflakes disappeared. And just tech tip for anyone who is plugging into a 4k TV that has multiple hdmi inputs... if you find you have audio issues from any device plugged into the switch, make sure the TV doesn't have more advanced hdmi settings enabled for the port you are using from when you had a single device going into the port. I had an older bluray player that wasn't getting audio output on the TV after using the hdmi switch, and it was because I had a "deep color" setting on the tv's hdmi port from when I had my firetv 4k stick plugged into it.

I'm not a tech genius so I do not understand everything that happened with this device. I've never used one of these before but it took some finagling to make it work. I had to swap HDMI cords, swap HDMI ports on the switch for everything to work. My Samsung blu-ray player gave me the most problems, I plugged it into HDMI ports 1 and 2 and nothing, plugged it into #3 port and other devices into #1 and #2 and everything worked fine. I felt this should have taken 30 min tops for setup by after playing with Smart TV settings, unplugging everything, replugging, resetting it was approximately 3 hour set-up time. Everything works great now but intial setup was not easy, it was as if I needed to leave it plugged in for hours so the machines could learn each other??? Idk, in the end, it worked as advertised and I have no complaints in the quality but if mixing brand names I guess it could give users problems. I'd buy another one but I would anticipate a Saturday for connection rather than 1 hour on a Saturday.

Here's a one star review for the hours I just spent trying to figure out why my Nintendo switch wouldn't work in HDMI 5. Its pretty infuriating to swap cables thats plugging and unplugging everything everywhere to find out the 5th port didn't work. Now I'm debating if returning it is worth it or not... But it does work. Dolby Vision on my 4K Apple TV works great. I'm getting 4K 60hz. My other devices are 1080p and they work. Just. Not. That. One. GD. Port. So if you only need a 4 port 4k 60hz switch, I highly recommend it. EDIT Sept 7, 2020: Upgraded to 3 star. The company reached out to me and offered a replacement with very little hassle. The service has been outstanding. If the replacement works well then I'll update the rating to 5 stars. EDIT2: Sept 8, 2020: Upgraded to 5 star. The replacement worked well and I'm a happy camper! Thanks! Excellent Customer Service! PSA: Sept 30, 2020: Still 5 star! FYI, if your sound starts going in and out make sure your audio settings on your TV matches your device (ie PCM > PCM or Bitstream > Bitstream). I had this happen on some of mine and realized I changed the setting on the TV...

I don't know if I got a bad one but sheez, what a piece of junk. Hooked everything up and it all worked great, getting 4k@60hz and passing Dolby Atmos signals like it's supposed to. Fixed all the settings on all the devices running through it and they all were performing as expected. Then I turned it off. Went to go watch Roku about an hour later and it now states my TV can't play 4k and no longer supports HDCP 2.2 and only 1.4. That's not right. Weird. Unplug the brand new high speed hdmi cord and plug it back in. Now it works and it is sending a 4k signal. Bad sign. Turn it off again. Come back to play a little Xbox. Now my TV can only support 720p. Huh. Unplug it and run the Xbox directly to the TV. It's fine and displaying 4k. Hook it back to the switch and I'm back in 2003 with a 720p signal and no hdr support, forget about Dolby Atmos. Tried multiple fixes and nothing worked. Fried after maybe 10 minutes of use. Junk. I'll just manually switch the hdmi cables for now because it's easier then running diagnostics everytime I sit down to use it.

This product looks and feels good but does not perform best. It had blinking issues where the screen would periodically turn black and sometimes it would stay on black screen for long and I had to connect directly. I took the chance on getting a replacement but that failed also and had static noise plus worse. Seller says the right cables may help but it had nothing to do with the cables because they were short and 4K quality and within 10-15ft. I took a chance on a different product called Sgeyr that may not look as appealing as this brand but had great reviews and it worked to magic without any of these problems when I received and tested. No longer the issues I had with this product Roofull. Remotes on both products work great within 3-10ft as long as nothing is blocking it. I returned both the original and replacement of this Roofull product for my full refund before return window ended and kept the Sgeyr switch because it worked to perfection without flaws. The same devices and cables and setup that failed on this switch, worked perfect without any changes or modifications. Don’t get me wrong, this product is not bad, and you may have a good experience with it but I can only share my in-depth testing and analysis with you to save you some time if you don’t have time to struggle through a couple products before finding yourself the perfect hdmi switch. I have it a 3 star for what it’s really worth based on my experience. I did best to convince myself to keep prior to me trying the Sgeyr, but I’m glad I did not trap myself and took a bold step which ultimately resolved in a more satisfactory result. I have attached a picture of both products to help you the buyer make up your mind and perhaps make a better choice. The chose the 3 in 1 for the Sgeyr because that’s all I needed but the company makes more inputs depending on what you need and prefer. Also they make one in 1.0 hdmi and 2.0 hdmi so be careful and read when you’re buying so you don’t buy the wrong thing if you want to consider the route I took that gave me the best results. All the best!