IOGear 4-Port Automatic HDMI Switch (GHDMIAS4)

alaTest has collected and analyzed 48 user reviews of IOGear 4-Port Automatic HDMI Switch (GHDMIAS4) from Amazon.com. The average user rating for this product is 3.6/5, compared to an average user rating of 4.1/5 for other products in the same category on Amazon.com. Comments about the design and durability are generally positive. The image quality and reliability are also mentioned favorably. Comments are divided on the sound. Many are critical about the connectivity and price.

alaTest hat 2 Kundenbewertungen für IOGear 4-Port Automatic HDMI Switch (GHDMIAS4) von Amazon.de zusammengefasst und analysiert. Im Durchschnitt wurde das Produkt mit 4.5/5 bewertet, verglichen mit einer durchschnittlichen Bewertung von 4.2/5 für andere Produkte auf Amazon.de.

Short on HDMI ports? IOGear's 4-Port Automatic HDMI Switch eliminates the need to juggle cables.

This 4-port switch helps you share peripherals, audio and high-end displays among multiple computers

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Very simple to connect. Connected two HP Printers MF1319 and 2600N Both were found by the print server without issues. The only thing that may be a nuisance is that you need to connect and disconnect to the printer so that you can use it or make...

I purchased the first one for the office and simply worked and did what it's supposed to do. I purchased the second one, exact same model, for home.

The Sharing Station works as advertised. Set up was a breeze. It performs well sharing my external HD, external card reader and my Cannon printer. Does exactly what I wanted it to do which was share my devices in another room with my laptop.

It bluescreens unless I log on as admin. This has been the case on two of my Windows 7 machines. One of those machines was assembled by staff at this store. The machine works great, but the addition of this sharing station causes bluescreens unless I...

The device doesn't seem to consistently and reliably relay accurate EDID information from the monitor to the Xorg driver, regardless if it is nvidia or intel. Have to resort to explicit modeline configuration.

My home desk runs up to 4 computers, a home server, a desktop with tv video, a personal laptop, and often a company laptop. I had a two port KVM, but it needed replacing. It wasn't USB and didn't have any audio cables. This 4-port box was delivered 2...

Out of the box I had problems, nothing worked and it hung up again and again. Had to keep rebooting and hooking up an extra monitor just to see what was going on. Seems the NEW keyboard I decided to use with the new switch was defective. Got an old one...