Switchdeck, 4K HDMI 2.0 Switch

Switchdeck, 4K HDMI 2.0 Switch

passes all other signals but 4k.i have a Samsung 4k Blu-ray player.i have all 4k supporting cables.if I plug my player into my tv or projector,it works fine.your little switcher will not pass 4k signals.do you want it back"?

Pros: only 1 wire to tv and 3 possible hdmi inputs; no external power cord needed (seemed like one of few hdmi switchers like this when searched online)Cons: thought it might automatically switch to my chromecast when none of the other hdmi sources were on. doesn't seem to be the case, thus requiring a manual press of the switcher's button to view the chromecast (less convenient, but not a big deal). Other: got for an older kitchen tv w/only 1 hdmi to switch b/t a chromecast & directv box and works for that purpose; would recommend; purchased for newer hdmi specs in case this switcher is transferred to 4k tv in the future since costed about same as 1080P-only units. I hope Sewell branches into other product lines b/c of quality of received item and up to date specs (internal pc card readers would be nice but know they probably can't if the market is weak unless they get good word of mouth)

Pros: Passes/switches the full signal from my Xbox One X, PS4, and Nintendo Switch. HDR games and 4K HDR discs work perfectly, as does SDR content. The included remote is fine, but I'm using my Harmony Elite and it works great.Cons: IR controls are not discrete. I'm using two of them in my setup and the IR signal switches both units at the same time. It's OK in my setup, but I can imagine it being a problem in others. I would only take 1/2 star off for this.Other: I'm using these in an elaborate setup with the IBIS Pro switches feeding into the Switch Decks and it all works together really well. Very happy!

Pros: Compact, well-designed, and easy to install. Cons: Other: Was able to eliminate all the clutter connected to the tv, making cable routing a breeze. Automatically rolls to the input in use, so you'll be giving your tv remote a rest. Well done with this one, Sewell!