MuxLab 1x2 HDMI Splitter | 1 in 2 Out| 4K@60HZ | 4:4:4 | HDR | HDMI 2.0 | HDCP 2.2 | TrueHD | Dolby Atmos | DTS:X | Use with 4K HDR Monitor for boardroom, Auditorium, Gaming, Digital Signage

I purchased the 4K @60HZ HDR, HDMI 2.0, HDCP 2.2 splitter to send the same signal to two different monitors for 4K HDR video color grading purposes. One monitor is right in front of me for general working, and the other is a 55" LG OLED set further back to see the true results of the color grade. This HDMI splitter is capable of passing the necessary bandwidth from my Blackmagic Declink to both monitors. The bottom line is that this splitter does what I wanted.

Muy buen artículo

This has worked flawlessly thus far. Perhaps more pricey than others but it works

Great product for the money.

Works well as far as I can tell…although I don't have 4K capable TV's. Having 10 EDID Settings gives more options to make things work than most others HDMI Splitters I've seen…although I haven't needed to change the initial setting myself to get my setup to work.***EDIT***I have had to mess w/ the EDID Switch to get a Laptop to be able to Mirror the Desktop Without Changing the Screen Resolution, Instead of Only Allowing It To Extend the Desktop...EDID 0 {Auto (Mix EDID)} |Default Factory Setting| - Only Allows Laptop to Extend the Desktop, & Displays On Both Screens - I was using this until I needed to figure out how to get the Laptop's Screen MirroredEDID 9 {Learn EDID of the device connected to Output 1 and send it intact to the input port} - Allows Laptop To Mirror Desktop Without Changing the Screen Resolution On the Laptop, & Displays On Both Screens - This Is What I Use NowEDIDs 1-6 {Ultra-HD (3840 X 2160), & Full-HD (1080p)} - Allows Laptop To Mirror Desktop Without Changing the Screen Resolution On the Laptop, But Only Displays On TV#2, so they are currently of no use to meEDIDs 7 & 8 {1080i} - Changes the Screen Resolution On the Laptop, & Will Not Display On Either TV