HDMI Splitter - 1 in 8 Out Display Switch With Duplicate/Mirror Function, Ver 1.4 Certified for Full HD 1080P High Resolution 3D Support

I have connected 5 output ports working perfectly but it doesn’t work on 25 meters HDMI cable length. It is working on 20 meters cable length.My problem is solved. It’s good for me.

Just make sure all your hdmi connection are fitted so adding some more won't pick up until you turn it off or reset it

bought this a few days ago spent 2 days trying to get it to work no luck so sent back,waste of time and money.

Superb HDMI Splitter, solid build quality, finally found a splitter that works with all my other devices. Replaced this with my old non-working splitter - image works on all screens, perfect quality and i'm so pleased it just works

Great item, shame it doesn't have usb port on the side but seems to be doing its job

Misread the product description sorry. I thought it was 8 in 1 out not the other way around. I don't have this many televisions or want to offer the same daytime programmes to a wall of screens in a department store.

I have a home cinema projector that’s pretty good at the image it, but terrible at the audio bit – it speakers are just shockingly poor. The projector’s 3.5mm output allows you to connect it to a suitably-equipped sound bar or hi-fi system, but the audio equipment I have to hand only has an HDMI input. Enter NOWBOTUCH’s 8-port HDMI splitter.This handy (if you are one of the, I would suppose, relatively small percentage of people who have a use for it) little gadget takes a single HDMI signal and splits it into up to 8 ways, allowing a single source to project into 8 different pieces of equipment. That means you can, say, send a video signal to two different HDMI-equipped TVs or monitors, or do as I am doing and send the audio part to a soundbar.The splitter isn’t the most inconspicuous of things, being a fairly large black box made – it seems – mostly of metal. It does, at least, blend in well with my other under-TV black boxes. All of the HDMI ports (single input and 8 output) along with the power port are on the back of the unit, with the on/off switch and 8 port lights on the front. To my mind, this thing really does look quite a lot like an Ethernet switch.In use, it works as you’d expect, taking my projector’s signal and splitting it with no hint of signal degradation. It doesn’t upscale, so a 1080 signal stays just that, but that’s fine with me. The description says that it’s a 1080p box, but the product blurb says that it supports up to “4Kx2K@30Hz Ultra HD 3840 x 2160 resolution”. I don’t yet have a 4K source to test which of the statements is accurate, so bear that in mind.In the box with the splitter you get a power cord and user guide, and that’s it. A spare HDMI would have been nice, but hardly necessary these days, as I suspect most of us have loads of cables lying around.All in all, it’s a useful little gadget if, as I said, you’re one of the people who have a use for it, and so far for me it has been faultless and problem-free in use.

NOWBOTUCH 1x8 HDMI Splitter 8 Port 1 in 8When I spotted this I imagined it would be a great addition to my home entertainment setup. I had first thought that this would allow for 8 different HDMI inputs to be converted into a single HDMI output to go into my TV. But no, this works the other way round, it splits a single HDMI signal into 8 outputs. This will make it useful for an office or maybe TV outlet to display the same video on 8 different TV's or monitors.The main box is really quite large, it's long and slender and is quite heavy. The reason for it's heavy weight is due to this being constructed entirely from metal, the casing is really strong and sturdy looking. On the rear of the unit is a single HDMI input along with 8 HDMI outputs, there is also an input for the power supply. On the front is a single rocker switch to switch this on and off, along with a reset button and 9 LEDs.I was unable to test this out as I don't have all of the equipment needed, but I'm sure it should perform as expected if the build quality is anything to go by.This does appear to be a capable device as it supports the following: 480i/p,576i/p,720i/p,1080i/p and 4Kx2K@30Hz Ultra HD 3840 x 2160 resolution & 3D, deep Color 30bit, 36bit, Blu-ray 24/50/60FS/Vic. Supported Audio: LPCM, Dolby-AC3, DTS7. 1, DSD/Dolby/DTS-HDThe splitter box does at first glance seem a little pricey at £49.99, but if you have a use for this it will likely be worth every penny.CONTENTS:1 x HDMI Splitter1 x Power Chord1 x User Guide1 x Warranty CardThank you for reading my review, I hope you have found it helpful.