HDMI Splitter 1 in2 Out 4K - 1x2 HDMI Display Duplicate/Mirror - Powered Splitter Full HD 1080P, 4K @ 30Hz (One Input To Two Outputs) - USB Cable Included - 1 Source to 2 Identical Displays

Fantastic high quality device. Does more than expected. Clear images on all ports! Great value for money.

Works well in fact better than other units I've tried. You can run up to 4 TV/monitors from one source. works well easy to set up.

Great little splitter, great price, too.

Ideal product

Bypasses PS3's stupid HDCC protection, that alone is worth it. So 5 starts for that!

Transmits video signal but no audio. Useless waste of money!

Quality of splitter isn't great. In particular the power lead frayed quickly. However it does the job.

Good little device. Works well so a hdmi splitter.

Works perfectly with a capture card to record PS3 or having live feed in windows of your PS3, the power supply cable is USB, I personally plugged it in the PS3 USB2.0 port and it seems to be sufficient for power I used nanotape to attach it directly to my capture card

As Described

I am now able to view my laptop on four separate screens. Installation was very easy and so far trouble free.

Veio sem o "cabo de alimentação USB" anunciado, o restante está correto.

Heavy, solid, well built, worked perfectly, 3 lights - perfection :) What more can be said. NOW, no-one has said HOW this works when connected to a PC... I purchased HD-102. It has 1 IN, and 2 OUT. My question was - if it's a laptop and I plug this into it... what happens? Well, it DOES extend BUT it ALSO ONLY CLONES. What do I mean by this? The built in monitor (or a PC) in the laptop is DISPLAY#1. The PORT on the side of the laptop is going to go to DISPLAY#2. This device will clone DISPLAY#2 to DISPLAY#3. So, you can have DISPLAY#1 and DISPLAY#2 extended BUT DISPLAY#3 will ALWAYS be a clone of DISPLAY#2. You can also have DISPLAY#1, DISPLAY#2, and DISPLAY#3 all the same by going into your OS and cloning DISPLAY#1 and DISPLAY#2 and then the box automatically clones whatever DISPLAY#2 is. :) It would have been nice if the description of this mentioned this as it would have saved me 45 min of trying to find out myself and never finding the answer because everything kept saying "it doesn't extend" BUT in my mind I was thinking... well, the PORT in the system are what determines how many you can extend to... if your computer has 2 ports for displays then you can get 2 displays extended or whatever and then use this box to clone DISPLAY#2. If your PC has a 3 port card, and you plug this in, you still only have 3 ports that can be extended or cloned BUT this device will clone whatever port you plug into it... into DISPLAY#4 IF you were using all 3 ports previously. Basically... it just clones whatever you plug into it. As for extending... this doesn't do that. It ONLY clones what you plug into it... if it's DISPLAY#1 it clones DISPLAY#1. If you plug DISPLAY#2 into it, it clones DISPLAY#2. etc... :) Overly wordy, but without pictures kinda hard to explain. But, this should cover all questions about how it works.