Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Rocketfish 4 Input 8K UHD HDMI 2.1 switch is a small form factor that allows for multiple sources in one box with one out so you can expand your amount of HDMI ports. This is good, because having multiple consoles, a 4K UHD player. What I enjoy about this device from the get go is its a futureproof device. This is because of its support of up to 8k 60Hz. Far as the future proofing go, your next generation consoles and graphics cards will work with this on 8K Televisions. But what about now? Well it jammed packed with HDR10 and Dolby Vision support! It has four HDMI inputs that will accept your game consoles Switch 2, Xbox, PS5 and your standalone UHD blue ray player. It does have a remote to make the switching very simple from a distance. Usage: I tested it out with a 5080 GPU, XBOX Series X , PS5 and my Panasonic UHD Reference player. Once all HDM2.1 cords were hooked up I was able to seamlessly switch and play them on my 120" home theater system. I saw no degraded picture quality. Overall this is a solid product and I would recommend any serious famer or home theater to have one of these. This had made my life easier and more devices connected at once.

I had an HDMI switch already, but it had a manual button, and every time I had to get up to change the input on it. This is a god send. Although compared to the old one this does require power and so takes up an outlet space. It has a fairly long USB C cable included with a power adapter provided. Plus this require an extra HDMI cable, to connect it to the TV, which is not included. (My older model had a built in HDMI out cable). Anyways once you have it setup, the operation is pretty straight forward. With the included remote you can turn it on/off, or switch the input to either of the 4 HDMI In ports. There are 4 numbered buttons thankfully, no need to cycle through with a single button. The remote itself works even if there is no direct line of sight, which I found accidentally, but either ways its great if you are running out of space. I have run 4K content on this for many hours now and not seen any glitches, or skips or any else weirdness. Overall a definite thumbs up, and a necessity nowadays with the number of devices we have hooked up to our TVs.