Lemorele USB 3.0 Switch Selector 2 Computers Share 4 USB Ports, Support 3.5mm Microphone Input, for PC, Mouse, Keyboard, Printer, Scanner with 2 USB Cables, Compatible with Windows/Mac/Linux

Useful for multi connectivity
Easy to use and multi connection.Remote is more comfortable to use and change.

Unstable at 1440p@120+ Hz. Works fine at 1440p@60Hz
This is a decent HDMI switch for the price (I got it for 1424 INR) but it has a lot of cons for me.I’ll start with the pros though:1. It’s super small and lightweight2. It supports automatic source switching so if you have multiple devices connected and turn off the currently active device, it’ll automatically switch to showing you the output from the next active device. This can be both a pro and a con though depending on your use case (e.g. you reboot a PC to get to the BIOS but the HDMI switch detects no signal and moves to the next active device)3. The HDMI source LEDs light up as actual numbers so it’s much easier to see which source you’re connected to unlike some switches where the LED lights up next to a number which is harder to read4. It works with or without the 5V USB-C power connected to the switch5. You can switch sources manually or using the included tiny remote (uses a 3V CR2025 battery – not included)6. It’s pretty cheap at 1424 INR!And now, the cons:1. It doesn’t work at all with 1440p@144Hz. You see no signal and the monitor stays powered off or blank2. It works at 1440p@120Hz but is extremely unstable and keeps cutting the signal out intermittently and when that happens, depending on your monitor you’ll see a ‘no signal’ or it’ll go into standby mode3. It only works reliably at 1440p@60Hz which is a far cry from 120/144 Hz that I’m used to.4. It advertises 4K30Hz support but the product description doesn’t specify all the different resolutions and frame rates it supports. I know it’s shocking that not everyone uses 4K but for us plebs, it’d have been very useful to know the range of resolutions and refresh rates it can do before purchasing the product and finding out5. The remote is tiny and uses CR2025 batteries. I’d much rather prefer something that uses AAA or AA batteries instead because frankly, who in their right mind stocks CR2025 batteries?If I were you, I’d consider the slightly higher priced (2448 INR) but much more stable 4K60Hz HDMI switch from Ugreen (15376) which is unfortunately not available on Amazon India for some reason but is available through their Indian web store. I got it directly from their website and I like it much more than this switch because it can do 1440p at 120 and 144 Hz no problem. They also listed supported resolutions in their product page before I made the purchase, so that’s great too. The Ugreen switch doesn’t support automatic source switching though but that’s a pro for me because I want to see the BIOS screen when I reboot my PC and not have it automatically switch to my FireTV stick instead.All things considered, I wouldn’t buy the Lemorele 4K@30Hz switch at its current price (1899 INR) but if you can snag this on sale, it’s pretty decent assuming you don’t have high frame/refresh rate requirements. I personally would rather get the Ugreen 4K60Hz switch instead.6/10

This device, not handle, iOS and windows
Not useful if you’re using with Mac mini m2 and windows mini pc. When switch between two operating system this device will drop the drivers.

Died within 13 days
The HDMI Switcher died within 13 days of use, no misuse on my end, just up and stopped working one day.Company contact ghosts you, be careful before you buy

I feel this item helps use my laptop more efficiently and also all the ports work on the adaptor. Its works really well and is very reliable.

nie grzeje się tak mocno jak inne tego typu rozwiązania