Philips Hdmi Switch With Wireless Remote Control

Have only had it for a few days, but I love the power switch and volume control on the remote.

Great Wireless remote control and channel programming

The Nikon ML-L3 Wireless Remote Control works flawlessly with both the front and rear IR receiver on my Nikon D3200. The remote wirelessly triggers the shutter from a good distance without issue. I love using it for my family photos - having to use a timer and run into the frame is a pain. No need with the ML-L3 remote because it's small, fits perfectly in your hand, and can trigger the shutter without being visible in the shot.

This wireless remote control is great! It works very well and allows you to take pictures with a lot of ease.

I had an HDMI input on my TV damaged during a storm, so I was down to one input. This device lets me switch between my BlueRay player and cable box with ease, with the option of adding a third device later. The supplied remote is actually quicker and more convenient than using the TV remote’s input selector. Genius!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The unit has a very good remote control and a good number of HDMI ports. The 4k view is very good and clear.

I lost my old Vello wireless remote switch, so I bought a new one that is corded. With no need for batteries, I appreciate the simplicity of this switch.

Used to send HDMI from a wireless receiver to a remote TV receiver. It works perfectly, with no visible degradation of the HD TV image or sound.

We bought two Streaming Stick+'s so that we could "cut the cord" since the cost was becoming too outrageous. Setup was pretty straight forward and we found a lot of content to watch. However, after two weeks here are some of the issues we found, but were easy to fix. One issue that arose is the wireless signal interference from neighboring homes. We live in a townhouse block with four adjoining homes. We could pick up the signals from these homes, with the signals that were coming from homes on either side of us just as strong as our own wireless network signal. This caused problems with the remote and with the Stick as well. We found the solutions after searching on the internet. The first is that we used an extension HDMI cable to bring the stick out from the back of the TV to the front where it was more exposed. The TV is in a cabinet which we read could help block the signals from the remote. I bought a cheap HDMI extender cable from a big box store and installed it between the TV and the Stick. When we did this the remote operated much better, but the picture was affected. We found out you need to make sure you have a high speed HDMI cable rated for 4K@60 Hz, otherwise you're not going to get a picture. Once changed Roku worked fine. The second solution was to change the channel on which the wifi network was operating. You can determine what channels are the least congested and switch your network to operate on that channel. This made a big difference. We bought the two Roku's on sale, so we feel we got good value for what we are getting.

I order the Nikon wireless remote control. It was nicely package and it works great.