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Question: Will this work with long cords?
Document: I have forgotten the exact length that they said was too long, but a 6 foot cable to and from the unit should work fine.I use mine to hook a Roku box and a DVD/VCR player into the HDMI port in back of my TV.
Which I thought would have been a issue with using long cables, but I can't tell any difference in the screen refresh rate, which is very important for first person shooter games.
Works great!!! No longer have to keep swiching cords from the blue ray and PS4. Just push the button and it's done.
I connected this to an Internet TV receiver as the main source and one out to the A/V receiver which distributes HDMI signals to the TV and the surround speakers in my family room and the other out to the TV in my kitchen/dinning room through a long HDMI cable. The switch works perfectly for both systems. There are absolutely no signal problems for both TVs.
I just received this product.The LED blue lights are too bright. I covered with black electrical tape and pierce a small hole for visual reference.Or you can just remember which of your equipment setting is for &#34;in&#34; and &#34;out&#34; position.The button seems kinda flimsy, I don't know how long it will last with constant or daily pressing (switching).
I previously bought a different HDMI switch that broke after not too long. This switch is much sturdier and great quality. My one issue with it is the bright blue colored LED. Its so bright that I had to put some tape over it, otherwise I could see it glowing behind my TV. it would also be nice if the colors were different for each input, but they are both blue. All around a good switch.
After I straightened out the booster connection for the long cable, the blue light became bright and everything worked! So the light actually reflects the connection strength. The bright light indicates HDMI has lot of juices to power it strongly. Be happy; don't complain!My HDMI booster has a red light on it. It is also very bright. It is just the nature of the HDMI cable, not a bad design on the part of Sewell.
It is a really nice design by Sewell. It just works! I used it to connect my Tivo to two TVs.One of them is two rooms away; the branch HDMI cable goes a total of 46 ft (I cut small holes through the walls to connect them), The switch still works!I saw quite a few comments about the blue light being too bright. It is bright. When I first connected the long HDMI cable to it, the light flickered and was weak.
The positive experience offset any negative, so net neutral there.Hooray - the switch works as advertised! Performance is perfect when I use only high-quality HDMI cables. When I swap in just one cheaper cable (25 feet long, and feels thinner), the image on my monitor is almost unreadable. So why do I suspect this switch of signal degradation? When I use that same cheaper 25-foot HDMI cable straight from the source PC to the monitor, the image is flawless.
I have 3 of them and they all work great. I had tried auto-switchers in the past and they all had issues. So far this one has been perfect.
Answer: It sure will.  I am using it with a 50' cord.