[Pushbutton] Met my needs perfectly. I swapped out some of the SDI jacks for Ethernet pass throughs, so I can connect my PTZ cameras quickly to the system without opening the back of the rack.

[1 RU] EASY TO USE, WORKS WELL. ONLY BEEN IN USE FOR A FEW WEEKS,
BUT IT DOES WORK!

[DCI 4K] This is awesome. Passes all signals from SDI inputs to SDI outputs. Easy to navigate. I've bought three of these already and we are now adding them to estimates for clients. Cost thousands less competitors. If you need 12x12 or 20x20 go with Black Magic Design, if you only need 8x8, use this one instead!

[4:2:2] I had two problems to solve. I wanted to be able to switch between game consoles without turning my entire CRT around to access the S-video port in the back. I also wanted a splitter to output to a capture card for live streams. This does both those things, and it does so without any noticeable loss in quality or added latency, at least to my eyes.

[DCI 4K] As a key component to route on the fly- AJA delivers with this one. Well worth the investment.

*Note* I don't think they make the grey front anymore. The router I received has a blue stripe and larger logo screen printed on the front.

[1 RU] Basically in this price range it comes down to AJA or BlackMagic, I've worked with both & knowing that AJA tends to be a bit pricier, I 100% prefer the KUMO over the BMD 20x20 or 40x40 Physically the SDI connectors are spaced well versus BlackMagic, even with all connections loaded up I can quickly adjust by hand without the need of a trompeter if the situation arises. The Kumo is also way thinner & operates at a much lower temp, giving me a little peace of mind if I need to spec a quick fly pack that has less than optimal ventilation. The web UI is great & the unit saves all your settings independently of what computer you are using over the network. I know I can prep the KUMO for a gig, send it out & all my button mapping & labels will not change no matter who is looking at it or what computer they are using (unlike the BMD which is a session based setting via saved XML file). Basically its a solid router, if you can afford it & it has the # of ins/outs ya need. You can't go wrong.

[DCI 4K] Plugged the unit in to six Samsung HD 65" TV's and the other end in to an HP i7 PC. Image quality was incredible (Used in Radiology lab). The HP even found a sound device and audio came out of every TV. More than I expected from this switcher!! A++

[4:2:2] I'm using the video switcher to capture lectures and classroom sessions when we have 2-4 cameras in use. The switcher is quick, small, and easy to operate. The only downside is that break-before-make (BBM) switching can cause a *blink* between channel transitions, but it is very short and we can accept this given the price of the product and audience for our videos.

[4:2:2] I'm using the video switcher to capture lectures and classroom sessions when we have 2-4 cameras in use. The switcher is quick, small, and easy to operate. The only downside is that break-before-make (BBM) switching can cause a *blink* between channel transitions, but it is very short and we can accept this given the price of the product and audience for our videos.

[Pushbutton] I've come to expect well-made devices from AJA and the KUMO doesn't disappoint. Connectors are sturdy and well-spaced for easy access. I am using this unit to push video to several locations from four cameras we use for beauty shots. The GUI is simple yet provides all the features you would need in a router. I only had to crack open the manual once to set up a static IP.