Rocketfish™ - HDMI Coupler - Multi

Do note that this product is not necessary unless you have two short cables and are trying to increase their length combined. This product is fantastic if you are a customer looking to combine two shorter cables to reach your intended outcome without having to buy an additional cable. The only drawback is that if you have two HDMI cables of differing qualities (for instance, one Monster cable and one Dynex cable), then the quality will be consistent with that of the lower cable (in this instance, it would be the Dynex cable). As such, my recommendation to ensure the best quality throughout is to have cables of the same brand so as to maintain consistency. So long as you do this, the coupler inevitably couples with ease and gets the job done most efficiently. Related products are HDMI cables. I have ranked them from the best quality--though these cables are pricier--to decent quality, which are cheaper. 1) Monster cables are superior for both durability and quality. You can learn more by reading my review of the product on its webpage. 2) Rocketfish cables are a happy medium for both price-point and quality. Again, you can learn more by reading my review of the item. 3) Dynex cables are the most affordable and offer enough quality to get the job done, but oftentimes can end up getting ruined quite easily. As stated, you can learn more by reading my review of the product.

My HDTV has 2 HDMI inputs, but one is covered by my wall mount and is inaccessible. So I got this HDMI switch so I can connect multiple devices to my 1 available HDMI port. The switch does the job and connecting it is easy. You can change inputs with the button on the switch box or with the mini-remote that's included. Negatives: - It can be hard to tell which input it is set to or switching to next based on the LEDs on the device. - Price -- this seems very expensive for what little it does and how few components go into making this device. If there was a Best Buy Insignia branded switch it probably would be considerably less, but they don't offer that accessory yet.

I work as a Professional AV Tech. Owning a small Sound Business. I've used many HDMI couplers only to find most of them to be of poor quality. In the industry, we try to use the right length of cables with the appropriate combination of ends. HDMI to HDMI, HDMI to DVI, Etc... To reduce the risks of signal loss and to avoid another possible connection that will turn to failure. I really like these HDMI couplers made by Rocketfish. They are robust. Not to bulky like some couplers and I've seen them outperform other couplers when having issues with Signal loss. With HDMI being a Digital signal. It's very sensitive to interference.

I was in charge of audio/sound for a wedding at our church and we have a million little adapters but no one had a coupler to extend the projectors for that much-needed baby slideshow. We went through a rehearsal at about 9 pm the night before and I couldn't find anything that would work. Luckily I found that my local BestBuy had this in stock so I purchased for store pick up. I got it when they opened the next morning and saved the day, literally, with this device and the BestBuy in-store pickup option.

This HDMI coupler does exactly what you need it to do, extend the length of an HDMI cable...But at a high cost. It is a quality built product with a nice metal housing and gold connectors, but I paid more for this coupler than a 6' HDMI cable. Still, cheaper than buying a longer HDMI cable, 50' in my case, so I guess that's why they feel they can justify the price. It seems to be just a pass-through coupler, because it works with my 3D TV, 3D Blu-ray and 3D capable A/V receiver. Get this if you need to extend a long cable run, it's cheaper than a new cable. For short runs, just get a longer cable.

I purchased this item to put two HDMI cords together I don't know why it's so hard to find a coupler this is the only one I could find at Best Buy and it was like goldplated very expensive but it's built very well I must say and it does work so it does it's job just fine but it was over $25 just for one and that seems a little bit overpriced to me so there's good and there's bad but in the end I'm a happy camper.

Purchased to connect two long HDMI cables together to extend cable from TV in the living room through the wall to computer in the bedroom, so I can mirror my computer on the big screen tv. Use an active usb cable through the wall to connect mouse and keyboard long distance via usb, so I can use my computer from a comfortable chair in the living room, for whatever, movies, internet, word or excell docs. The HDMI couple wokrs and does what it is supposed to do.

It's an HDMI coupler and it works. Plug one HDMI cable in on one end and another on the other end, you end up with one big HDMI cable. I don't know if one coupler works better than another if it gets the job done, but what I like about this coupler is that it is so small. There is no excess bulk to this device, it's as small as it's function allows. If you are looking to couple two HDMI cables together, look no further.