OREI SplitExtend HDMI Splitter Extended Display for Dual Monitor - Multi-Monitor Display 3 Separate Screens - USB A & USB-C Adapter to HDMI 2.0, 4K@30Hz Output 1, 1080p Output 2 for Windows, Mac OS G

The OREI HDMI Splitter 1-in-2-out allows you to distribute both audio and video from a single HDMI source to two displays at the same time. It supports crystal-clear resolution up to 4K at 30 Hz, along with 3D, deep colour (30-bit and 36-bit), and Blu-ray formats, while offering full compatibility with audio formats including LPCM, Dolby-AC3, DTS 7.1, DSD, Dolby TrueHD, and DTS-HD Master Audio.This splitter is designed for duplication only, meaning it mirrors the same signal on both displays rather than extending your desktop across two screens. It’s ideal for situations where you want to show the same content in multiple rooms, provided you use high-quality HDMI cables no longer than 30 feet for best results.Compatible with HDMI versions 1.4, 1.3, and 1.2, and supporting HDCP 1.4 (without bypassing it), the device works with a wide range of inputs including PCs, laptops, gaming consoles such as Xbox and PlayStation, streaming devices like Fire Stick, Roku, and Chromecast, as well as Blu-ray/DVD players, satellite receivers, and projectors. Output devices include HD-ready and Full HD TVs, Apple TV, Samsung TVs, and monitors.Setup is straightforward with simple plug-and-play operation. The package includes the HDMI splitter itself and a 5V AC adapter, so you can start using it right away without any extra accessories.

The one I had by another company for £28 became faulty after 4 years so last week I bought a cheaper make that didn't work, the sound kept cutting out. These work great with no problems up to yet.

A sleek yet versatile hdmi splitter that is a great addition for any laptop and monitor set up.The ability to switch between USB-A and USB-C allows for a lot of flexibility, especially if your looking to connect other devices to your laptop such as a wireless dongle or an adapter.A few things that hold it back is the fact that it will display to one monitor in 4K, and another in 1080p - which is something I find is quite common with OREI products available in the UK.People should also be aware that you are required to download software to your main laptop in order to use this. It's pretty common practice, especially on higher quality ones, but I can imagine there's a lot of people who may not be aware of that.The connection to the actual laptop is rather short, so if you have the laptop raised it is always sitting in an upwards angle. It's definitely best used when the laptop is sitting flat on the desk, or the splitter is at least sitting on a shelf.But it gets the job done, extending your laptop display to two additional monitors instead of mirroring them. OREI has always been a decent provider of HDMI related products, and the SplitExtend is yet another quality product from them.

Why did you choose this product over others?:thought it was 2 in 1 out

works great with a windows laptop but it doesn’t work with Mac. I didn’t have to download any drivers for windows it just worked. But when i use it on a Mac it simply doesn’t work. I am trying to download the drivers but url is unreachable.

I spent quite some time looking for a product to connect a laptop to 2 monitors via HDMI/USB. I have used for several months and this product works perfectly and seamlessly. Download software for your laptop and you then just forget its there. Picture quality is fine for web browsing and videos. I highly recomend

When I got the product first, it said that it wouldn't work with hdcp protected content on sites like Netflix, so i thought i will just use my actual laptop monitor for it and extended monitor for others. Luckily Netflix and other streaming services worked, I am extremely happy. It also gives me some time to think about getting a new laptop.

Really happy with it, it worked out the box without the need to install any drivers for my windows 11 so that was a bonus. I was sceptical on how the USB would transfer through to HDMI, but it does. The only let down with it is it is not compatible with my Linux machine that is based on Debian and from what I can see there are no drivers for it to work on it. But there we go works great on windows machine