Kinivo HDMI Switch 4K HDR 550BN (5 in 1 out, 4K 60Hz HDR, HDMI 2.0, High Speed 18Gbps, IR Remote, HDCP) - Compatible with Roku, PS5, Xbox, Apple TV, Nintendo Switch, Cable Box
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Size: 4K - 5 Port
Features
- Connect five HDMI input devices (e.g. gaming console, DVD player, streaming devices etc..) to a single output display (HDTV) helping reduce clutter from wires being fed into your HDTV
- Experience your favorite media through advanced crystal-clear true 4K 60Hz resolution , HDR, Dolby Vision and immersive 3D content (supports 1080p as well)
- Can switch automatically (based on active input) allowing you to enjoy your media instantly without the fuss of setting up. Manual switching can be done by IR remote. Not all devices support Auto Switching for eg. Apple TV, Xbox one,PS4, Roku etc
- Efficient heat dissipation through hybrid aluminium body and convenient design
- Two-year warranty with lifetime US based customer support
Color: Black
Connector Type: HDMI
Brand: Kinivo
Compatible Devices: Projector, Laptop, TV, Monitor, PC, DVD Player, XBOX X/S/One, PS5, PS4, PS3, Wii, TV Stick, Apple TV, Set Top Box, Blu-ray Player, Chromecast, Streaming Device, Raspberry Pi, Nintendo Switch & more See more
Cable Type: HDMI
Product Dimensions: 5.71 x 3.58 x 3.11 inches
Item Weight: 8.5 ounces
Item model number: SW-550BN
Batteries: 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: April 30, 2018
Manufacturer: Kinivo
Country of Origin: China
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Size: 4K - 5 Port
This unit feels substantial, connectors all fit well and it's metal. Easy, concise instructions and the remote works perfectly. Highly recommend this little box. Great value!
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2024 by statesidepaddy
Size: 4K - 5 Port
I bought this about 2 years ago for a complete overhaul of My room and forgot about it until a few days ago. I have a Nexigo 2K 120/144hz 16in 16:10 Portable Monitor that I use in My temporary front room office space. This thing works absolutely flawlessly. When you turn something on or off, it automatically switches to the device that just turned on or back to the last device that it still detects is on, which is awesome. My laptop and Xbox Series X both detect the display and are able to display at 1440p 120hz, as if this device doesn't exist which is perfect. My PS4 has always had problems with this monitor as it doesn't have any sort of 4K mode, and it's 16:10 which puts Black bars at the top and bottom. The PS4 still tells Me "1080p (Unsupported)" & HDR is on but not supported somehow, that's no fault of the HDMI hub. With or without the hub, there are Black bars on both consoles because Microsoft & Sony didn't make them with 16:10/800-1600p in mind. 1440p 120/240hz is the highest I like to go as 4K seems unnecessary and it's hard for My eyes to pick up any differences. I love how out-of-the-way this thing feels, it comes with a remote and a switch on the device itself but the way it switches between sources has made it to where I've never had to touch the device or the remote. It's awesome. The fact that it has 2 extra HDMI ports for any other devices I might want to plug in is insane. In the future, I'm sure I'll end up plugging My new desktop I'm building and capture card into it. Usually when something says "5 Port" it usually means that one of those ports is in the "Out" port so you can really only connect 4 devices to a display but no, it actually has 5 In & 1 Out so you can hook up 5 devices at 4K 60hz, 1440p 120hz, 1080p, etc. This device seemed a little overpriced at first but I can't believe how seamlessly it works and I now feel it is worth every penny. I'll be getting another one for My room in the future!
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Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2024 by AnthonyMooreDevices
Size: 4K - 5 Port
For starters, I really like the look and feel of the switch. I also like the fact that this is capable of doing true 4K rendering at 60 Hz. I bought two of these animals because of the reviews and specs...that, and the fact that the availability makes this a hard item to get. Because I have two, I was able to do some basic testing to make sure the problems I initially was experiencing weren't, in fact, due to bad HW. Here's what I discovered... When you go to set up your components, MAKE SURE EVERYTHING IS POWERED OFF AND DISCONNECTED!! When I say everything, I mean everything. The components, the switch, the TV...all of it. It may not be practical, but you are better off literally unplugging the power from everything before you connect ANY HDMI cables. The pics show that I have an Xbox One X and a Sony PS4 as the only two items connected to a SONY 40" curved 4k monitor. Initially, I thought that the consoles would be ok in a "Power Rest" mode. Once I'd plugged in my HDMI cables, I plugged in the power to Switch ONE and fired up the Xbox. WOOHOO! Now, let's fire up the PS4! That's when things got weird... Switch ONE kept intermittently flashing, meaning it would kill the vid/aud feed from Input1 (Xbox) and try to jump over to Input2 (Playstation). It would hang, then try and go back to the Xbox, be ok for a few seconds, then repeat this annoying habit of trying to go back to the PS (which was in it's Power Rest mode). Figuring that the PS was doing a 'keep awake/connected' pulse out the HDMI port, I disconnected the PS (just pulled the HDMI cable out of the Input2 port), and the Xbox was able to work with no issues. Every time I'd plug the PS back into Switch ONE (regardless of which input port), the same behavior would manifest. Flash off of Xbox, try to go to PS, go BACK to Xbox....wash, rinse, repeat. I was able to get Switch ONE to work by powering down EVERY component (did some other tests that I won't go into here with an Apple TV) and disconnecting the switch power, as well as the power cables from the consoles. I plugged in all of my HDMI cables, THEN powered on the switch ONLY. I then plugged in and turned on the Xbox, no issues. Then plugged in and turned on the PS, VOILA! It still flashed....I know. I was hoping that would've fixed it too. For this particular switch, I had to hold in the SWITCH button per the Mfg's directions for ~ 8 sec. to turn off the Auto-switching mode. With that done, you can see that Input 1 is Blue, Input 2 is RED and I have stability even if both consoles are on, regardless of 'power state'. Did I mention I did some testing with two switches? After verifying that I got the same behavior on both switches (initially), I tried just powering everything down and plugging everything in to Switch TWO. Powered up Switch two, powered up Xbox, then powered up PS...oddly enough, Switch TWO was able to figure out how to navigate the issue and did not do the 'flashing' behavior. I did NOT have to hold in the SWITCH button for ~8 sec. on the second switch. Both switches will not Auto Sense and switch. I believe that is just the best you're going to get if you have any Apple or SONY products connected to this switch. You're stuck using the remote. Which isn't that bad, you can see in pic 4 that I keep mine right on top of the Xbox, and when I'm ready to go get pwned on the PS I just pick up the remote and push the button for Input2. BOOP! Even if both consoles are powered up, it switches right over, no issues, no flashing, no drama fo' yo' mama. Hope this helps anyone out there that's having issues getting this switch to work initially! I was able to get both to work with SONY, Xbox, PC, and Apple products connected...just no love on the auto-switching front. That's why it get's 4 stars instead of 5. I'd honestly give it 4.9 if I could, because the pic quality is perfect!!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2019 by M. Stollings M. Stollings
Size: 4K - 3 Port
This is my third 4k Switch. I had the Zettaguard 4k x 2K and it did not have HDCP 2.2 compatibility. It was wonky from the start and it did not auto-switch well and there was lag in the picture when playing video games. I sent it back as it was falsely advertised as having HDCP 2.2 capability. Then I had TOTU's switch. I have other TOTU products, which I love. They look good and the quality is nice. But that switch just stopped working. Had it for a week and it just stopped working. So this Kinivo switch was my 3rd attempt at getting a working switch. I FREAKIN' LOVE THIS THING. The picture on all of the attached components is stellar, with no lag, blur, shadows, etc. It switches easily, with a minimal delay. It auto-switches well and the remote has good range and function. Everything I needed it to do, it does. That is all I wanted. Is it perfect? No, there is a second delay in seeing the picture when you switch manually. It seems to like to switch automatically more easily between the DVD and the XBOX, than the ROKU and the other components, but in all honesty, I watch the ROKU 85% if the time and I am typically switching from that component. So I rarely am bothered by its preference for switching to the other components. In short. I forget it is there. And that is the point. It allowed me to connect my major components to my Optoma 4k projector without issue and keeps the picture, whether we are watching 3D or gaming, fabulous.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2021 by Noirpep1