MT-ViKI HDMI Splitter 1 in 4 Out, 1x4 Power HDMI Splitter 4 Ports w/AC Adapter, 4Kx2K@30Hz 3D Full HD Distributor for PS4 Fire Stick HDTV

Used this to hook up a DVD recorder and other multiple items into a television. The splitter is perfect for the job and the HDMI connections plug in very easily. Value for dollars spent is terrific. Switch ability is flawless, power into a USB and the audio and video quality is perfect.This is a no-brainer. No need to spend more on something fancier this unit does as advertised. Very pleased with the results. Price point makes me happy.

The MT-ViKI HDMI Splitter 1 in 4 Out has been a fantastic addition to my home entertainment setup. I needed a solution to connect multiple screens to a single HDMI source, and this splitter delivered exactly what I was looking for. The setup was incredibly easy—just plug in the AC adapter, connect the HDMI cables, and you're good to go!The video quality is crystal clear, with no noticeable lag or signal loss across all four outputs. I tested it with both 1080p and 4K content, and it handled everything flawlessly. It's perfect for splitting the signal to multiple TVs or monitors, whether you're hosting a game night, presentation, or just want to watch the same content in different rooms.The build quality feels solid and durable, and the compact design doesn't take up much space. Overall, I'm extremely satisfied with this product and would highly recommend it to anyone in need of a reliable HDMI splitter. It’s definitely a great value for the price!

It works well and you need that power input, which doesn't use much power at all to split it so you could mirror your displays everywhere.

On time. Works great.

Product purchase to extend my CCTV wireless to different TVs and Monitors. The main source is wired to the CCTV main box and have one wire HDMI to the TV and two wireless HDMI, one for my office and another for my backyard gazebo. Very impressive with the display quality, totally a plug and play device. Strongly recommend

Great for hosting cor ufc fights, Super Bowl.

Working great

So... We had a strong thunderstorm here a couple of days ago and (I think) took a direct strike to the pole out front of the house. All I know is I was playing some Fallout 4, there was a flash and a colossal boom with no delay, and every monitor connected to my PC went black. The game was still playing, but no video. Thought for sure it killed my monitor. For info, I have two monitors on this machine and a split running to the 50" tv in the living room, because I use this machine for ALL my entertainment. The splitter was just a cheap two port HDMI splitter and the cable run to the living room was an active 20' HDMI repeater type cable. After investigating, it turned out that all three monitors were fine but the active cable and the splitter were both dead. Also, looks like I lost the second output port on my video card which was feeding that repeater cable.Received this four port splitter unit today and cobbled together a long-ish cable run for the living room tv from cheap short cables (from Raspberry Pi 3b+ micros) and couplers, and managed to make all three monitors work again. The HDMI port on the 50" living room tv the original cable was plugged into is also dead, but it has two more on the back so yayyyy, it's still working. Based on some reviews here, I was concerned that this unit might introduce flicker or noise or discoloration but honestly I don't see any problems on any of the monitors. They all look great to me. I guess now the only thing is to wait and see if it dies young or experiences problems with age or what, but for now I'm very happy that it was so cheap to get me back up and running.The unit itself is a small box a tad bigger than a pack of cigs, very solid and surprisingly heavy for its size. The connections are also very solid, feels very tight. Comes with a small power adapter of the 2.1mm barrel type connector variety. I didn't have to do anything except connect all the cables and power adapter, and it worked fine. Windows 10 had no probs with anything. That lightning strike could have taken out the entire system; computer, monitors and all, but instead my grand total in damages was less than $50. No complaints here. I'll come back a bit down the road and give an update if the unit starts having problem or whatever, but for now I'm very happy with it. :-)