2 Way HDMI 2.0b Splitter 4K 60Hz HDR, RGB 4:4:4, 3D, HDMI 2.0, HDCP 2.2, EDID, 18Gbps, Low Heat, 2 Port 1 in 2 Out

It does exactly what its advertised to do. And that is it supports a full 18Gbps HDMI 2.0 connection without issue. 4K60 with HDR (10bit)? Check. 4K60 @ 4:4:4? Also check. Note: 4k = UHD since I don't have a true 4K monitor to check with. Otherwise everything else works. Its passes EDID, CEC, and other control signals. Ethernet and audio is unknown since I'm not using those directly to my TV.The best part is the splitter appear to be active. It was able to clear up a signal from a longer run. Translation: 6ft in -> splitter -> 6ft out. No signal issues. 10ft 26AWG HDMI 2.0 18Gbps cable. Issue! With certain devices like LG C8 OLED. The LG OLEDs are notoriously picky about cables between certain devices and the TV. I also tried it with Sony X720E and GTX 1060; and it also cleared up signal issues between them.The splitter is also very small. About the size of two matchboxes laid side-by-side. The only downside is the included AC adapter has a short 3' cord so the splitter needs to be placed near an AC outlet or at least an extension needs to be used with it.I can't say whether or not it will works for splitting two different output formats like 4K60 on one output and 1080P on another. But as a true splitter. One that splits identically. To devices with identical HDMI specs. It works perfectly.

Product did not work as advertised:1. I bought this device due to this line in the product description: "Intelligent Downscaling - Play Game in 4K and Game Capture in 1080p". This did not work. The FAQ in the instructions that came with the box said this: "If the maximum resolution of the two output display is not the same, which resolution will be displayed? The splitter will display at the lower one to both displays. For example, if resolution of the two displays is 2k and 4k respectively, the resolution of the two displays showed are all 2k.2. The device would not even support a single input at 4k and output at 4k. Even without trying to send the 2nd output to my game capture device, it only supported 1080. The output to the game capture did not work at all.I am returning this device.

I use this to split my signal from my xbox one x to my TV and other to my capture card for streaming.Works flawlessly with no issues so far. There was like one or 2 occasions where I had to unplug it and plug it back in to get a signal but that was an extremely rare occurance.

The media could not be loaded.  I used this to project 2 iterations of the football game my buddies and I were watching. This way we could have 2x the viewing pleasure lol :). Check out the video!

Was able tp split 4k hdr10 fine for about a month, but now I have many problems with the splitter, including audio pops, picture cutting out, etc. The unit itself appears to overheat very easily and damages itself within a short period of time. Not a durable product and now am looking for a replacement. I recommend just doubling the amount of money you were gonna spend on this unit, so you are not having to replace shortly down the road, like me.

Able to stream my Xbox 1 gameplay to both my Samsung and external monitor for streaming purposes. Picture quality looks to not have been affected.

I purchased this to split 4k signal from my yamaha reciever to my office LG 55 4k oled tv and living room LG 65 4K OLED tv. I have a high end custom pc, xbox onex switch all connected to the av reciever. No complains yet

Works as advertised. Was able to connect 2 monitors to my laptop. Quality is good.