43420A HDMI 2.1 8K HDR HDMI True Matrix Switch 4x2 Supports 4k 120hz and Dolby Vision with Optical and L/R Audio Extractor and ARC

I just got a new 48" OLED gaming monitor for my computer and my PS5. I also have a JDS Labs: Element DAC for my Beyerdynamic DT 1990 Pro headset and also a JDS Labs passive preamp. This setup allows me to play my computer audio through my studio monitors and sub or with a push of a button play through my headset instead. After adding the OLED I have multiple inputs and so I wanted to also setup my PS5 to play on the OLED but I had no way of getting the audio from it to the DAC and preamp, well, this HDMI Matrix made it happen. I took a pair of RCA cables and connected them to the DAC and now I have massive sound with a beautiful display!Awesome! I love it!

HDMI 2.1 matrix with the required 2 outputs needed. one for my monitor and one for my capture card. After buying a hdmi 2.0 matrix early last year i was not fully using my Xbox Series X or PS5 especially at the 4k 120hz or VRR support.This new matrix works as advertised. 4K120hz, VRR etc. Still have the optical port for audio extracting to use with my GoXLR.My minor nitpick is that my old matrix had an ir receiver with an extension so I can place the sensor at a better location. This matrix does not have that and requires me to get off my chair and physically look at the matrix to get it to change inputs with the remote. But like I said thats a setup thing and me wanting to hide my cables for management purposes at my computer desk.

I will preface this by first saying that I am using it to capture a PS5 and Xbox Series X using an Elgato 4K X capture card. I had hoped for 2 HDMI 2.1 48 Gbps outputs(or what the manufacturer would refer to as 8K60/4K120). Instead it's OUT-B 4K120 output and OUT-A 4K60 output. What this means is I can capture my PS5 at 4K 120 or 4K 60 just fine with the Elgato, but HDCP must still be disabled and the PC used for the capture window is only properly viewable at 4K 60. Limitations in mind, you can play 4K 120 Hz, and it's also noticeable in captures. It's otherwise not bad. To reiterate, I would like to see an option for 2x8K60/4K120 outputs in the future, as that's more convenient if your PC supports it.

The media could not be loaded. This HDMI Switch matrix allows me to reproduce in one or both tv and monitor at same time for example one console for image split or one console for tv and another console for the monitor etc. For PS5 and XBOX, the matrix allows the 120 Hz, HDR, VRR, (Dolby vision + Atmos for xbox) with hdmi 2.1. For audio, allows ACR, and you can connect an speaker in order to split the audio from tv an speaker same time. You can choose which audio output you want to reproduce, for example, using the tv with the xbox but getting audio from your PC.Got the matrix on june 2022, will update on later date.

I love this! I bought this because my other splitters were not working properly especially with my elgato for the three game consoles that I have and I was missing out on my 120 frames per second resolution that I paid for. With this I can now have all four imports in use and have two different outputs so I can output to my TV and output to the elgato at the same time. As I said, I love this!Note to PS5 Owners, VRR must be OFF to output 120hz

I have no idea what the other reviewers are talking about. This thing is $200 junk. To start, the picture isn’t clear. All of the text is jagged to where I’d argue it does not output true 4k. I never was able to get audio pass through no matter what settings I tried. I really wanted to like this, but it simply does not work as advertised.(Reviews are verbatim on the other sites that sell this box. It’s very odd.)

This gives out a HDMI 4k120hz signal just fine to both my Epson LS12000 projector and my LG C1 TV. Both accept HDMI 2.1.However, Windows 11 seems to get confused if you put one graphics card port through both outputs on the matrix. You can fix this by having both displays on and restarting the matrix switch with the power button. This will work until one display is turned off, and then turned back on. It will break again and you just have to restart the switch. I don't know if this is a problem with the switch or just the way Windows 11 reads it.4 and 1/2 stars

This product delivered what I purchased it for and works really well. The only 2 issues I ran across was I could not get eARC return audio to work (where TV can send audio back to switch and out to audio sysyem plugged into output of switch when TV is providing content playback rather than a switch input) and when both outputs are set to same input, colors were faded, but other than that this, the switch worked flawlessly. I am happy with my purchase. This matrix switch simultaneously delivered full 120hz refresh rate to a 4k OLED and 1080p LED from 2 different Xboxes.