Product ReviewsION Cables 4 in 1 Out HDMI Switch with Remote and AC Adapter
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With 8 User Reviews
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 Rating: Review Date: 08/04/12  |
Cons: No keyboard shortcut
Pros: Has remoteNo signal quality loss |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/18/12 |
Cons: As mentioned in another review, there is a power switch on the side that can be hard to notice (Make sure it's on). Also, you might need to reset it a few times when first using the switch.
Pros: Works perfectlyRemote is very convenient Hook all your stuff into one tv/monitor Comment:
Currently use it for plugging an xbox and a gaming computer to a single monitor. I've witnessed no degradation of the sound or video quality, and switching between the various hdmi inputs is a snap with the included remote. I would highly recommend this product and would definitely purchase it again. |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/04/11 |
Cons: Often needs to be turned off and on again to refresh the HDMI connection.Unit is larger than it needs to be for such a simple device.
Pros: Affordable4 ports Comment:
Overall, it was a good value for the price. I needed more HDMI ports for my TV, and this was the most economical way of doing it without having to constantly unplug things. |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/18/11 |
Cons: Does not consistently work with my Bell 9241 PVR
Pros: inexpensive Comment:
I purchased this device specifically to switch between multiple devices and the single HDMI input on my TV. While I've "lived with it" for 4 months, I finally began in earnest to resolve the nagging issue that I've had since day 1: when I switch to my PVR, there is no video signal until I reboot the PVR. This workaround is not practical, so I simply have been manually switching the input cable from my PVR to my DVD to the PS/3 or my computer to the TV each time I want to watch a different device. Manually switching is obviously even less practical and defeats the purpose of owning the switch in the first place.I not experienced any other issues switching to the other devices only to the PVR. Since the unit is so basic, I'm not really sure why it doesn't "see" the video signal coming from the PVR, but clearly, when the PVR is rebooted, it sends out something that the switch can see and the video is passed through to the TV.If anyone has a resolution to this, I'm all ears, but I suspect I'll end up paying more money for a different model of switch in the end. |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/11/11 |
Cons: Large, bulky.
Pros: Fast, no attenuation of the signal. Efficient. Comment:
Have 4 devices hooked up the switch. All work flawlessly. The unit itself is a little large/bulky, but can easily be hidden/blended with current electronics setup. Very good buy. |
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Rating: Review Date: 06/29/11 |
Cons: No remote on/off switch; poor documentation
Pros: Nice solid looking metal case Comment:
A well-priced 4 port switch that does what it's supposed to do well. I had signal problem with the unit I first bought (the signal seems to get cut out from time to time). Upon swapping cables, moving it around etc. I came to the conclusion that the connectors at the back of the switch was somewhat flakey. Upon contacting Tech Support they issued an RMA for an exchange. The new unit works much better now. I am happy with this product. |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/26/11 |
Cons: none really
Pros: Good quality build and very useful Comment:
perfect if you don't want too many cable flying around. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/21/11 |
Cons:
Poor manual.
Pros: Works as it should.Comes with remote & AC adapter. Comment:
This switch works great when you run out of HDMI inputs on your TV.Make sure you turn on the little on/off switch on the side or you will think that you have a defective product. It is hard to notice at first and there is no mention of it in the manual. |
Great buy where there are more HDMI devices than TV ports. Saves time and stress on cables by unplugging constantly.Video quality is great so far but I will watch out for issues that others have experienced.Not convenient at the computer where keyboard shortcut commands would be useful.