Will each port output be the same as input null

any port can be out put or input, but you can only use one port as an input at a time or it will go haywire.

Yes...I had no problem with input or output.

yes. each port will act exactly the same

Yes, this "hub" is basically an amplified splitter allowing you to connect up to 4 devices without a loss of signal strength.

Yes, there is no specific port you need to use. It's basically an adaptor.

No. The switch splits the output. I haven't noticed a big difference in the speed though.

So far from what I’ve noticed in tests, yes. But multiple devices might notice a slight drop

Yes, the signal you introduce into the input will be re-directed to each of the four outputs.

“Will each port output be the same as input”

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any port can be out put or input, but you can only use one port as an input at a time or it will go haywire.
Answered by Sevenmoments 6 years ago
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Yes...I had no problem with input or output.
Answered by ThatManStan 6 years ago
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Yes.
Answered by misterv 6 years ago
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yes. each port will act exactly the same
Answered by thesoundguy44 6 years ago
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Yes, this "hub" is basically an amplified splitter allowing you to connect up to 4 devices without a loss of signal strength.
Answered by Scooter64 7 years ago
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Yes, there is no specific port you need to use. It's basically an adaptor.
Answered by Almospau 7 years ago
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Yes mine does.
Answered by Kraig 7 years ago
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No. The switch splits the output. I haven't noticed a big difference in the speed though.
Answered by Blair 7 years ago
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So far from what I’ve noticed in tests, yes. But multiple devices might notice a slight drop
Answered by BrentB 7 years ago
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Yes, the signal you introduce into the input will be re-directed to each of the four outputs.
Answered by HolyWarrior4JC 7 years ago
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