Kramer Hdmi Splitter

[18 Gb/s] It's an HDMI splitter. Does exactly what you would expect. No complaints.

[4.755 lb] Kramer is our go to long run HDMI distribution amp. They always work when other brands don't.

[Yes] Our needs were basic: run a 75' HDMI cable from a 4K TV to a conference table.� TV - Kramer Fiber HDMI - Keystone connector in conference table - copper HDMI to laptop.� This worked with a 1080p signal, but not 4k.�� The repeater solved our problems.� We now have the following and it works flawlessly:��TV - Kramer Fiber HDMI - Repeater in floor box - 6' copper HDMI - Keystone connector in conference table - copper HDMI to laptop. The biggest con is the size of the power brick.� Surely Kramer could source a smaller 5v power adapter.

[Auto-Detect] In remodeling my home, I wanted to synchronize one pair of TVs (Master Bedroom and Master Bath) and one triple of TVs (Kitchen, Family Room and Sun Room) to eliminate audio echoing between connected rooms. Each group is fed by the HDMI output of one cable box. I was told by my local A/V company that this was risky because of the +60 cabling distances required and the load on the cable boxes. I installed one Kramer 1:2 Distribution Amplifier and one Kramer 1:3 Distribution Amplifier. Cable runs were in made in-wall using 3 Kramer 66 Optical HDMI cables. Results? Perfection!

[Analog] Using in concert with Kramer 571 and 572 HDMI over CAT6 pico tools. Running signal 100' with no issues at all. Have an extra switchable input available for the future. Accessories make for a clean rack installation.

[1x HDMI Male] I know all HDMI cables are digital but they are not all the same. I have bought many HDMI cables from many different manufacturers and Kramer by far stands out. Many times when I have setup for an event and had a problem with the signal I ended up swapping out the cable with a Kramer and the issue went away. Kramer is all I buy now.

[0.155 lb] Always trust Kramer for long runs of HDMI. This one is built vey well. No wires left hanging. No insulation slipping down. Small size makes it easy to use.

[1x HDMI Male] I needed a 6ft fullsize hdmi cable to go from my carmounted mirrorless (s5iix) to an external monitor (lilliput a7s 7) I tried pearstone ultra thin, zlir, and kramer. It's def personal taste. The pearstone was the tightest, to the point where I was worried I would damage the hdmi port on the camera. It broke in after a few uses thoe. The zlir was similarly tight, and less low profile. The kramer was more like what I'm used to, the old Startech microHDMI to HDMI 6ft, when I used it with the gx85 carmount. Only a day of testing, so we'll see how they hold up. If you don't plan on removing it often, you might prefer pearstone (if you're in a cage, etc). Since I know I'll be removing the cable frequently, I prefer the kramer for now. It would be great if smallrig made a 6ft hdmi cable, they're nice and thin/low profile, can bend them around a bit when working inside a small car interior.

[1.55 lb] This Kramer HDMI passed along great sound and 4K picture, even given its 20 foot length. It was very reasonably priced for a quality cable. I used it with my iMac M1 computer and an Apple USB Type-C to HDMI multiport converter, also purchased at B&H. Fantastic results going through my OPPO 205D HDMI IN to my ceiling mounted Sony 4K projector and very capable surround system. I've been happily streaming movies and music through it, and will certainly continue to do so!

In remodeling my home, I wanted to synchronize one pair of TVs (Master Bedroom and Master Bath) and one triple of TVs (Kitchen, Family Room and Sun Room) to eliminate audio echoing between connected rooms. Each group is fed by the HDMI output of one cable box. I was told by my local A/V company that this was risky because of the +60 cabling distances required and the load on the cable boxes. I installed one Kramer 1:2 Distribution Amplifier and one Kramer 1:3 Distribution Amplifier. Cable runs were in made in-wall using 3 Kramer 66 Optical HDMI cables. Results? Perfection!