HDMI 4-in-1 Splitter Switch for 4K x 2K Display

Descriptions:
You may have experienced such troublesome issue. Your TV has two HDMI slots, which you have plugged in your DVD player and DVR, the problem comes when you want to hook up your laptop, and you have to unplug the cord and plug it back in, this cycle, which happens frequently, is incredibly damaging to the HDMI cords. This HDMI splitter is a perfect choice to solve this problem, which can distribute HDMI signal without loss to one or more display terminal device such as HDTV. It can optimize your home theater system to the best effect.

Features:
- 4-in-1 design
Compatible with Xbox, PS3, PS4, DVD, Blu-ray player, STB, laptop, etc. You can enjoy multiple displays of your devices on your TV screen, no need to plug in or out cord frequently, which is bad to it

- High resolution
Support high resolutions up to 4K x 2K including 480i / P, 576i / P, 720i / P, 1080i / P, which allows you to enjoy a vivid and almost real image

- 3D effect
Support 12-bit deep Full HD and Full 3D, which can provide you the experience of home theaters

- Powerful chip
Advanced technology and powerful chip can extend transmission distance and improve transmission signal greatly

- Various audio format
Support Standard Audio, DSD Audio and HD ( HBR ) Audio to meet different requirements

- ABS shell
Anti-interference, heat-resistance, pressure-tolerant and oxidation-resistance, suitable for long time using

- Plug and play
No need software, tool or professional, very easy to set up and use

Specifications:
- Source port connector: 19-pin HDMI
- HDMI version: HDMI 1.4
- Bandwidth: 300MHz
- Signal speed: up to 3.4GHz
- The length of output cable: less than 10m
- The cable standard: 26AWG HDMI 1.4
- 4K x 2K vertical frequency range: 60Hz
- Power consumption: 5W
- Input: 100 - 240V
- Output: DC 5V
- Cable length: 118cm

Note:
When HDMI splitter works, make sure the source device such as DVD and display device are well connected with cables. In order to make the relevant interfaces work properly, firstly power on the splitter, then power on the source device.