HDMI Splitter 1 in 2 Out, HDMI Splitter 1 to 2 Amplifier for Full HD HDMI 2.0 1080P/ 3D/ 4K for Xbox PS4 PS3 Fire Stick Roku Blu-Ray Player Apple TV HDTV

Works great! I wanted to be able to watch TV in my living room as well as my bedroom but I didn't want to have to pay an additional monthly fee for another cable box for my bedroom. Since the cable tv remote uses an rf signal (as well as regular infra-red), it works fine from my bedroom. Both tv's are displaying in 1080 with no degradation in signal and no loss of quality in picture, sound, or brightness.Note 1: Both tv's show the same thing. You can not watch two different channels on the tv's at the same time. This just duplicates what channel your cable box is tuned to and sends it through a second hdmi cord to connect to a second tv. Or duplicates a bluray player or whatever you are watching.Note 2: After connecting all the cables and then plugging in the power for the splitter for the first time, it took more than 10 seconds for the splitter to check the capabilities of the tv's and then send a signal to them. I almost thought it wasn't working, then a picture showed on the screens. So give it a moment the first time you plug in the power for the splitter. It works quickly after that.

Build quality is perfect, nice and metal. Great price versus other brands. Sound & picture quality was perfect with no sync issues. Almost makes it sound like dolby audio going from room to room

Unit was easy to install. Took only about 15 minutes. It improved video and audio on my equipment. Would recommend it to anyone wanting to do the same 👍

Essential for economic reasons….some service providers actually think you need extra charges added for additional televisions.

Switched from Spectrum to DirecTV with AT&T fiber. Second TV on a 25’ HDMI cable from an existing splitter that worked fine with Spectrum suddenly said no signal. Tried this splitter which was the only one that said it would cover my distance and it worked!

I THOUGHT THIS SPLITTER FIXED THE PROBLEM.., IT TURNED OUT IT DIDN'T.AFTER A FEW MONTHS PROBLEM RETURNED.I LIMPED ALONG USING IT BUT SOUND ON T.V.'S WENT INCONSISTENT AND ONE LAGGED.THE ECHO EFFECT BECAME TOO MUCH OF A NUISANCE & ONLY TURNING TV OFF & ON FIXED IT.I FINALLY DISCOVERED THE POWER CORD WS BAD WHERE IT PLUGGED INTO THE UNIT.IT NEVER PLUGGED IN FULLY AND ORANG AND WHITE WIRE WAS EXPOSED AT THE UNIT.I JUST PURCHASED A DIFFERENT ON ON AMAZON AND ALL PROBLEMS WERE SOLVED!!!CHANGED MY RATING TO ONE STAR BECAUSE IT WORKED FOR 3 MONTHSGGED IN I was using an old HDMI signal splitter to run two TVs in the same room, one near the cable box and one 30 feet away from the cable box. Always had issues with the picture 30 feet from the cable box not as sharp as the other and, sometimes, sound going out of sync so had to shut off and restart TVs to eliminate an echo. Got sick of these issues and considered buying a better 30 foot HDMI cable, until I saw an ad for this new HDMI "one in-two out" with built in signal amplifier. That solved the problem. It is not only half the size of the old signal splitter, but since it has a built in amplifier the 30 foot long cable to one of the two sets now delivers a picture in the same sharp quality as the one a few feet from the cable box, eliminating my need to buy a 30 foot long better quality HDMI cable (which might not have solved the problem). Even better, the price of this amazing HDMI splitter was very reasonable.

Works Great!

This product has worked great so far. Let me save everyone some frustration. I purchased this to simulcast music videos and stream music between two TV's. They are in different rooms that share the same wall. The goal was to be able to go through the door and have the music flow seamlessly between the two rooms. The sound on the second TV was delayed, and off from the originating television sound. Not good. What I found out was that TV's process sound a certain way that ends up delaying and causing a big problem with simulcasting audio perfectly. My fix was to divert the second TV's sound through a sound bar and turn down the TV's "built-in" sound. It simulcasted audio perfectly and has been an awesome tool for parties and get-togethers. I hope this helps someone that runs into the same issue. Cheers.