8K@60Hz HDMI Switch 5 in 1 Out, Aluminum, HDR10+, with Remote | 4K@240Hz, 40Gbps, VRR, CEC, Dolby, HDMI 2.1 Splitter, Compatible with PS5 Xbox Switch 2, Roku Apple TV, Fire Stick, HDCP 2.3

This is one of the better HDMI switchers on the market. First and foremost, the remote actually works. Some of the cheaper models I've had in the past, the remote is total garbage. Secondly, it switches quickly between HDMI sources. Other switches tend to flake out when changing input sources...this one is very reliable. Push the input button, and it switches inputs almost instantly. Last but not least, the UGREEN switch supports those higher bandwidth 120/240Hz refresh rates that most HDMI switches will not. Works perfectly with PS5, Xbox, and Switch 2.

I recently purchased a new monitor that only had one hdmi port, so I needed an hdmi switch for my series x and other devices. The issue was that the cheaper passive switches on the market couldn’t handle the series x resolution. I decided to try this product out. Since this ugreen switcher is actively powered, the connection was completely stable with no flickering/blackouts. It was capable of running 4k resolution with no issues. It could even handle my older consoles like my Wii. Unlike other switches that I have tried, this one does not automatically switch, you must either manually press the button or use the remote; both methods have an effective response time. Overall this device is great for 4k gaming and offers a very convenient design.

So I've had this switch for well over a year. Here's what you need to know. 1. It supports all major next gen gaming systems. I have a PS5 Pro, Switch 2 and an Xbox Series X hooked up to my Samsung Q80T (2020 edition with only one HDMI 2.1 in) tv. ALLM and VRR do work through this box at 4k resolution and at 120HZ. I've seen some review stating otherwise and can tell you with confidence it is the poor cables they are using. Your standard 8k HDMI cable will have a rough time getting all the bells and whistles that new consoles can throw at them without issues. Now add a switch box in the stream and cheaper cables will crumble under the stress. You will absolutely have to upgrade your cables if you want to use this box, and most likely any 8k switch box made before 2024, to run flawlessly. I use Audio Quest Pearl cables. They're expensive but worth it. 2. Sound quality is not degraded by this box. I run my game systems and a PC through this box to my tv and out through eARC to an atmos receiver. I get 7.1 from every source. I would highly recommend this box for anyone with more HDMI 2.1 devices than you have inputs for in your tv.

Honestly it works...sort of. Had a lot of strange signal drop between screens and menus, then reconnection to soundbar...I'm not net to setting this type of home theater stuff up through eARC or passing through audio/video from apps like Kodi and streamer boxes. This just half works, it's one of those fixes that does not come without compromises. For me the device was finicky to say the least, I used my Switch 2 to test one of the ports and the switch did not register a connection to the console. Had to cycle the connection manually with the button on the device before it showed the screen...multiply that times 5 and you get the picture...or black screen. I really wish TV manufacturers would stop pretending that the average household only has 3 devices that plug into a television. My solution was ultimately to just buy another HDMI switcher with two inputs for the video game consoles and plug those into the space HDMI input of my soundbar, the rest of my connections will route through my tv and use eARC. Tried all kinds of ways to make this work and there was noticeable auto sync issues because there is always going to be a tiny amount of latency with these middle man type of devices, something weird happens where it creates sync issues that you have to compensate for somewhere else. Not worth the hassle so I'm just returning this and getting creative with the native ports. I promise I'm not helpless and this isn't user error, this just isn't that great of a solution and it's been many years without one so maybe the unicorn doesn't exist. If you need more ports consider a low end AV receiver, I think that's what I'm going to do next. Ugreen made a decent device, but the connections one these type of solutions are never without fault.

If your living room is a digital traffic jam of consoles, PCs, and streaming boxes all fighting for one HDMI port, this UGREEN 8K HDMI switch is the level-headed traffic cop keeping order. With 5 inputs and 1 output, it’s a clean, practical way to juggle multiple devices without getting up and fumbling behind your TV like you’re trying to defuse a bomb. What Works (The Good Stuff): ✅ 8K@60Hz Ready – Future-proof enough to handle next-gen consoles or a beefy gaming PC. If you’re pushing 4K120, though, you might need to double-check specs on your cables and source devices, but for 8K60 it holds steady. ✅ Auto-Switching – It senses active inputs and switches intelligently, though you may still prefer the included remote for manual override (which works well). ✅ Solid Build – Metal chassis, feels sturdy, doesn’t flex like bargain-bin switches. The ports grip well, no wobble or cheap-plastic creaks. ✅ Plug and Play – No nonsense, no drivers, no confusing setup. Connect, power, and go. ✅ Great for Consolidation – Cuts down on cable swaps and input wear on your pricey TV or receiver. What Misses the Mark (Cons): ⚠️ No True 4K@120Hz Support – Despite the 8K60 bragging rights, it can’t handle 4K120 at full spec reliably, which might frustrate PS5 or Xbox Series X players chasing max frame rates. ⚠️ Remote Could Be Smarter – Functional, but feels cheap and uninspired, with a mushy button feel. ⚠️ No eARC Passthrough – If you rely on advanced audio return features, you’ll have to route sound another way. ⚠️ Bulkier Than It Looks – It’s not enormous, but if you’re working with a tight TV cabinet, measure twice before you buy. Bottom Line The UGREEN 8K@60Hz HDMI Switch 5-in-1 Out is a rock-solid way to manage a modern, high-bandwidth home theater, especially if you’re juggling multiple consoles and a PC. It won’t satisfy hardcore 4K120 esports diehards, but for everyday 4K or future 8K setups, it keeps your system organized and your cables untangled. In short? It’s the bouncer your HDMI lineup needs: organized, strong, and reasonably priced. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️☆ — Four stars for being a dependable, well-built signal manager with only a few minor shortcomings.

Ok I have to say having use multiple HDMI switches in the past This is by far the best one I've ever had and will be buying a few more. What sets this apart from others is that it actually works. Others I've used tend to lose the signal and you spend more time fiddling with the switch trying to get signal but often to no avail. This one right out of the box worked flawlessly it does have a slight delay in between inputs but it works it has a solid feel and the remote works well too. I would not look anywhere else if you're looking for a switch sure it is a little on the pricey side but it's worth it to not have to deal with an item that doesn't work This one just works. I have not checked to see if the HDMI output performs above 60 hz just because I don't have a monitor that performs above that so maybe someone else has some insight on that

If you get an HDMI switch, get one with the power cord. I ordered one without it and my TV couldn't pick it up because it didn't have enough power. I got this switch from UGREEN with the power cord and it worked GREAT! It was easy to set up and easy to use. I would recommend this HDMI switch and would buy it again.

Rating: 3.5 (rounded down due to ratings system) For context, I play video games at my computer desk with multiple consoles (PlayStation 3 CECHA-01, Xbox Series S, MiSTer FPGA, PlayStation 2 over RetroTink-5X Pro in conjunction with desktop output) connected over HDMI to an ASUS ROG XG27UCS monitor. All cables are 80Gbps-capable 2m JSAUX cables. In the vast majority of cases, this switch works fine when actively powered with the included power supply, all the way up to 4K160. However, occasionally there will be a complete drop in signal of around 1.5-2 seconds, usually enough to trip the XG27UCS' input autoselect, hence I disabled it. Usually the signal reestablishes itself. It's when the signal doesn't and then you play musical chairs with inputs and switcher power through disconnecting the barrel connector that this becomes less than a set-and-forget solution. I'm at an advantage in use-case as I'm doing everything at the same desk but for living room-distance media usage I'd be concerned about the stability of reliance on this device. This is not limited to 4K/120+ HDR either, I've had similar issues at 1080p with HDR off. Technically it could be a cable length issue, but JSAUX is a widely-used standard of sorts for value cables with good quality and this device should be built enough to handle a 2m 80gbps cable if the display itself can run said cable direct to input without issue. At first the signal drops impacted RetroTink-5X usage, which was disappointing but understandable given its unorthodox capacity to display in non-HDMI-standardized formats as a consequence of its design - but as the issue grew to my Xbox Series S and increasingly started to require input/power manipulation to try and brute-force it back up again I lost my taste for the product as it stands. I don't think it's a consequence of the monitor either considering the lack off issue with the cables directly connected, and with autoselect disabled. Once they solve the signal stability issues, I think it'll be reliable enough to call it a great, value solution to a desktop receiver, but for now it's occasionally a handful and infrastructural hardware should never be under question if you want a setup to be permanent.

Cumple a la perfección. No he tenido problemas de señal y mi tv identifica perfectamente que es hdmi 2.1 No trae pilas el control pero con el botón del hub es suficiente

I have an older LG Flat Screen TV that was gifted to me that unfortunately only has 1 HDMI port. Thus, I purchased this HDMI switch to connect all my HDMI devices to my TV, and...quite simply put, this HDMI switch does the job. However, it's dependent on your HDMI cables. When I tried it initially, I used two old 6ft long HDMI cables to connect to my HDMI devices and had mixed results. As a result, I bought some newer cables at shorter lengths, 2.3 and 3.3ft and it works perfectly now. I used this HDMI switch to connect my Wii U, ps3 and my android phone via HDMI to USB-C cable and they all work perfectly now. Both video and audio come through. The device itself looks quite sturdy. The remote works great, and is very responsive. It has one button for each port. But you can also press the button on top to cycle through the different HDMI ports. The only caveats are that there's no way to turn this device on/off. It's basically always on, so long as it's plugged in. And no auto switching. All that said, I would recommend this HDMI switch. Just ensure you get good quality HDMI cables, preferably at shorter lengths to have less degradation.

仕事用ノートPC、プライベート用ノートPC、switch２、PS5のHDMIをまとめて操作するために使用しています。 リモコンが付いているので切り替えはすごく楽ですし、ハブやドッキングステーションなどの高いものを買うより、初めての人はこの切り替え器でまったく問題ありません。 切り替えて画面が付くまで若干ラグはありますが1秒か2秒くらいです。 HDMIはゲーム機は8K、ノートPCは4Kのケーブルを使っておりますが、どっちも映像綺麗なので問題ありません。 お値段も手が出やすいですし、おすすめです。

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I’ve been using this switch for a few weeks and it’s been flawless. I run a (OG) Switch, PS5, Steam Deck, and a mini-PC through our 4K TV and the switch handles everything without any hiccups — crisp 8K/60Hz output, accurate HDR colors, and zero perceptible lag when changing sources. The aluminum chassis feels sturdy and looks great on my desk, and switching is instant and reliable. Setup was plug-and-play and audio passthrough to my AVR has been rock-solid. There are rare instances where the display will refresh or black-out every few seconds but restarting the TV and switching the source signal. I've been a fan of different UGREEN products and so far, they all deliver so I am pleased that this one is no different. If you need a compact, dependable way to manage multiple HDMI devices, this one delivered excellent results for me.