5-Port HDMI Switch with Remote – 4K 60Hz HDR HDCP 2.2

Ever run out of HDMI ports right when you add a new console, streaming box, or Blu-ray player? If your TV only has a couple inputs, swapping cables gets old fast—and that’s exactly the problem a multi-input switch is meant to solve.

Five devices, one TV: the whole point of this UGREEN switcher

The UGREEN HDMI Switch 5 in 1 Out is built for a simple job: connect up to five HDMI sources and send them to a single display. Instead of crawling behind a media console, you can use the included remote to change inputs from the couch. That “switcher selector” approach makes a lot of sense for a living-room setup where a PS5, PS4, and a couple other HDMI gadgets all compete for the same screen.

And because this is an HDMI switch (not a second TV output), it’s centered on input selection—one display, multiple sources, with a remote to make it easier.

4K@60Hz support, plus the modern signal checkboxes

Here’s the thing — specs like resolution and format support matter more than people think, especially if you’re mixing newer and older gear. Based on the specs, this UGREEN HDMI switch supports up to 4K@60Hz, which is the target many current TVs and devices aim for when you want a sharp picture with smooth motion.

• Up to 4K@60Hz resolution support
• 5 HDMI input ports to 1 HDMI output
• Remote-controlled input switching
• Support for 3D, CEC, HDR, and HDCP 2.2

Support for HDR and HDCP 2.2 is particularly relevant when you’re dealing with protected streaming content and newer consoles. Want one switch that doesn’t force you to think about compatibility every time you change sources? This UGREEN HDMI switch 5 in 1 out is clearly aiming for that.

Console-friendly on paper: PS5/PS4 setups

Honestly, the listing calling out PS5 and PS4 is useful because it hints at the intended use case: a console-centric entertainment center. If your TV has limited HDMI ports, pairing a PS5 or PS4 with other HDMI devices can become a juggling act. With a 5 port HDMI switcher selector, you can keep everything plugged in and just switch inputs as needed.

And if you care about features like CEC, having that support in the spec sheet suggests the UGREEN HDMI switch may play nicer with setups where devices can coordinate basic control behavior through HDMI (depending on how your TV and sources handle it).

A couple of small “check before you buy” notes

That said, there are a few practical details you may want to confirm for your particular setup. Fair warning: the listing doesn’t get into the physical basics like cable length expectations or whether any extra power requirements are involved, so if your devices sit far from the TV or you’re sensitive to how accessories are powered, it’s worth double-checking with the seller.

Also, while the product name calls it an “HDMI Splitter,” the described configuration is 5 inputs to 1 output—so make sure your goal is switching between devices on one screen, not sending one device to multiple displays at once.

If you’re trying to tame a crowded media setup, the UGREEN HDMI Switch 5 in 1 Out offers the right mix of port count, 4K@60Hz support, and modern format compatibility. If it matches your “one TV, many devices” situation, adding this HDMI switcher to your setup can make nightly input-hopping a lot less annoying.