Home theater
4K@60Hz HDMI Switch 3x1 with Remote — HDMI 2.0 / HDCP 2.2 Compatible
Reviews
3.6/ 5
- 5 stars 4
- 4 stars 1
- 3 stars 1
- 2 stars 0
- 1 star 2
- Brand
- Anber-Tech
Product review
What it is: A 3-input to 1-output HDMI switcher designed to let you route three HDMI sources into a single display. It has a compact box-style housing with an LED display to show the active input.
Compatibility and performance: The switch supports resolutions up to 4K at 60Hz and also handles 1080p at higher refresh rates, 720p and 3D. It supports HDMI 2.0, HDCP 2.2 (and legacy HDCP 1.4), 12-bit deep color, HDR10/HDR10+, RGB 8/10/12bpc, Dolby Atmos and DTS audio formats.
Controls and modes: You can change inputs using the included IR remote, the front-panel push button, or the unit's automatic sensing function. The IR receiver accepts commands from a distance (specified up to around 26 feet). The automatic mode switches to an active source when detected.
Installation and power: The unit is plug-and-play — connect your source devices and the display, attach the supplied Type-C power cable to a USB power source and it will power up. The manufacturer notes the converter chipset minimizes splash screens, jitter and signal loss for stable transmission.
What’s in the box: 1 x 3x1 HDMI switch, 1 x IR remote control (requires 2 AAA batteries, not included), 1 x Type-C power cable, 1 x user manual. The USB power lead is intended to keep the switch continuously powered so signals remain stable and latency is avoided. If you encounter any issues, the seller provides customer support for troubleshooting.
Pros
- Supports 4K@60Hz and HDR formats
- Three switching modes including remote
- Compact plug-and-play setup
Cons
- Remote reliability can be inconsistent
- Auto-switching may misbehave on some setups
- Occasional port recognition issues with certain devices
VerdictA compact 3-in-1 HDMI selector that delivers 4K@60Hz video and broad compatibility with consoles, streaming devices and PCs. It offers three switching methods (remote, button, auto), HDR and HDCP support, and a plug-and-play setup. Reliability varies by unit: many users report clean picture and low latency, while others encounter intermittent switching or remote problems. Good value if you need mu
Customer reviews
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Melissa 1/5
Stopped working immediately
Unit powered up but never cycled through inputs. Troubleshooting gave no results. Dead on arrival for me.
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wayne hojnacki 5/5
Saved me when TV input failed
Worked perfectly when my TV's HDMI input stopped responding. Allowed me to keep using multiple devices.
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Paul T. 4/5
Good function but remote is hit-or-miss
Using it for a Roku and two consoles. The switch itself routes video fine, but the remote occasionally fails and one port only recognizes a console when that console is already powered on. Works most of the time, but the remote reliability keeps this from being perfect.
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Cory Remick 3/5
Auto-switching needs refinement
It functions, but the automatic input selection sometimes glitches and keeps toggling between sources. The issue is intermittent and a power reset usually fixes it.
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Satisfied Customer In Wisconsin 5/5
Solid build and handy remote
Well-made switch and the remote makes swapping sources convenient. I recommend it and would purchase again.
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Daniel durbin 5/5
Handles 4K gaming with no noticeable lag
Performs as advertised for 4K@60Hz with no visible drop in picture or audio. Auto-switching selects active devices and the remote makes manual changes simple when multiple sources are on. I run two PCs through it and see no input lag while gaming.
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Allen Johnson 5/5
Exactly the connector I needed
I first tried a simple splitter and had connection troubles. After some troubleshooting with my brother I switched to this unit to hook up a Blu‑ray, a console, a streaming stick and a satellite box to my 60‑inch curved TV. It does the job well.
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MOHAMMED HASSAN MUAINI 1/5
Unit would not operate
Product did not function out of the box.
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