HDMI 3-Port Extension Switch with Built-In Cable

Expand Your TV's HDMI Ports in One Simple Step

This HDMI Extension Cable with Switch adds three additional HDMI inputs to your TV, monitor, or projector through a single HDMI connection. Designed for everyday home and office use, it supports HDMI v1.3b and is HDCP compliant, ensuring reliable transmission of digital video and audio from your devices.

The unit features an integrated HDMI cable (approx. 1.5 ft) that connects directly to your display, while the compact hub provides three clearly labeled HDMI input ports for devices such as streaming boxes, Blu-ray players, laptops, gaming consoles, and media players. A built-in keyhole mounting slot allows for easy wall or furniture mounting to keep your setup organized and accessible.

Simple Switching & Everyday Convenience

With a practical push-button selector, you can quickly choose which connected device you want to use without constantly plugging and unplugging cables behind your TV. This reduces wear on your TV's HDMI ports and minimizes cable clutter. The straightforward, connect-and-use design makes it suitable for living rooms, conference rooms, classrooms, and workstations where multiple HDMI sources are used with a single display.

Why It's a Smart Choice

• Adds 3 HDMI Inputs - Expands a single HDMI port into three inputs for consoles, players, and streaming devices.
• Clean, Organized Setup - Built-in cable and compact hub reduce clutter and keep connections accessible.
• Manual Button Switching - Select your active device instantly without remotes or repeated cable changes.

FAQ

Q: Does this support HDCP-protected content?
A: Yes. The switch is HDCP compliant and works with most HDCP-protected sources and displays.

Q: Do I need an external power supply?
A: No. In typical setups, the switch is powered directly through the HDMI connection from your source or display.

Q: Which devices can I connect?
A: You can connect most HDMI devices, including game consoles, streaming sticks, media players, laptops, and set-top boxes, as long as your display supports their resolution and format.