Insignia™ - HDMI 2-Output Splitter with HDR Pass-Through - Black

Lets me display my fire stick on 2 TVs simultaneously. Both TVs can only show the same movie or show as the signal is coming from a single firestick. But thats what i bought it to do. When we have guests over no matter where your sitting under the gazebo, you can see 1 of the tv’s. I believe they make a 3 HDMI out if I add a 3rd TV or the projector. Works as needed and good price but I ALWAYS want a better one, so no 5 stars :)

Works smoothly didn’t think I needed it but used it anyway

We have a small office at home and there we work, the kids do homework and use it also as entertainment because we have a computer and a TV and this Splitter helped out a lot. The splitter arrived in a small box, with the splitter, its power cable the charger, 2 sided tape and instructions. It is easy to connect, we used the computer output to the splitter, and the output from the splitter to the monitor and the TV so it duplicates what we see on the monitor to the TV. This helps out for the entire family, when the kids are doing their homework, we can keep an eye so they are not distracted with anything else. When we spend time together, we can watch a movie or show that streams from the computer on to the TV since it is not a smart TV. The splitter can also be used with the laptop with an external monitor or TV for easy viewing, either way; it has helped out to have multiple screens show what we want. Easy setup, easy to use and all I needed are the HDMI cables to connect to the splitter.

Having an HDMI splitter is something most people will need at one point or another. For those with some older TVs, they generally will only have 1-3 HDMI ports and those can fill up really quickly. If you have a DVD/Blu-Ray player, gaming console or streaming device, that can chew up all those ports, and more, really quickly. While there are many splitters out there, you're pretty much fine with picking any one and you should be fine. The one thing you probably want to pay attention to is the number of splitters/ports, your switch can handle as well as what resolution the splitter can handle. Included in the package is the splitter box, USB-A to USB-C power cable and USB wall adapter as well as a couple double sided tape pieces should you opt to hang/mount this somewhere. Pretty clean looking. The front just has a LED to show if the unit is powered on and the cable connect in the rear of the unit. There are mounting studs on the bottom of the unit which gives you another mounting option aside from the double sided tape. I have my unit hooked up to my TV at the 1 position on my HDMI ports. I use this port for both my AppleTV and Playstation so I can simply swap between the two whenever without taking up an additional port.

There’s not a lot to say about the Insignia 2-Output HDMI Splitter, if you set it up correctly it will work. There’s no switch on the unit to swap outputs back and forth, it just displays your source on two different outputs. In the box is the splitter, a 6 foot USB-A to USB-C cable, an AC Adapter, and a minimal instruction/”legalese” pamphlet. On the splitter you have a red LED on the front and on the back is the Source HDMI port, two output HDMI ports, and the USB-C power input. You can mount the splitter unit on a wall or cabinet with two pieces of enclosed 3M Double sided tape strips or there’s mounting slots but no hardware is enclosed so you’ll need to provide your own. Once I had it setup the PC was able to output to both monitors at once, which was neat and I could see this being handy for a presentation in class or at work perhaps. I don’t see much practicality in a home setting though, perhaps if you wanted to play split screen games on two separate TVs. There’s nothing much else to say about it, if you set it up correctly then it just works. I kind of feel like it should have a switch to swap from one output to another but its a minor quibble honestly.