SGEYR HDMI 2.0 Switch Splitter 3 Port 4K HDMI Switcher 3 in 1 Out HDMI Switches Selector Box with IR Remote IR Remote Control Support HDCP 2.2 Support 4K@60Hz Ultra HD 3D 2160P 1080P
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Color: blue
Features
- HDMI Switch with Remote Premium Metal HDMI 2.0 Switch Splitter Simply switch 3 HDMI sources by IR remote control or physical switch button to a single display, reduce the mess of cable connection on your TV. Compatible with latest HDMI version, 24K gold plated HDMI Input and Output,which increase transmission performance.
- All Ports On the Same Side-Conveninent for CableningSGEYR HDMI selector switch was easy to set up, all HDMI ports were on the same side! you just plug 1 to 3 HDMI input sources and one output device in one side, convenient for cablening.
- Plug and Play This New Version HDMI Switcher 4K 3 Port is so easy to be set up! If you can switch one of three inpput source you need with built-in switch button or new version IR Remote without having to get up from your seat
- Wide CompatibilityHDMI Switch Splitter Box Supports a multitude of video resolutions, including 4K x 2K, 1080P, Ultra HD, 3D, full HD audio and etc. No loss of quality after you split the signal. No degradation in audio quality. play games while switch some game devices .Watch movies when switch the HDTVs, Blu-ray players, etc! Okay, Just have fun with families in your free time.
- Support From SGEYRSGEYR is a Manufactory which Specialized in HDMI solutions for more than 10 years.We supply worry-free 12-month Technical Support. Feel free to reach us if you encountered any problems about the HDMI Switch itself or Accessories(IR Remote)while during use
Color: Black
Connector Type: HDMI
Brand: SGEYR
Compatible Devices: Television
Number of Ports: 3
Product Dimensions: 4.33 x 1.57 x 0.79 inches
Item Weight: 10.6 ounces
Date First Available: May 6, 2022
Manufacturer: SGEYR US
Country of Origin: China
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