3-Port HDMI Switch with Auto-Detect for Game Consoles

Three inputs, one output, zero swapping

Auto-switch to the active device

When one device is on, its picture appears on the TV without touching the switch. If two are on, the last one you connected takes the screen. Press the select button to move to the other input. Both modes work the same way every time, so there is nothing to memorize.

Three inputs, one output

The housing measures 8.1 cm wide and 1.7 cm thick, so it fits on a TV stand without pushing the set forward. Three sources feed a single TV input through a fixed 50 cm output cable. Count the length from the TV's HDMI port to the switch before you order.

Gold-plated connectors

The HDMI plugs are gold-plated and sit in a matte black plastic housing with a clean edge. The select button and the three LED lights are on the top surface, so you can see the live input from across the room. Premium materials at this size are what keep the connections stable over years of plugging and unplugging.

The numbers behind the switch

• 3HDMI inputs on one switch
• 1HDMI output to the TV
• 50 cmFixed output cable (19.7 in)
• 8.1 cmWidth, 1.7 cm thick

Plug in once, switch with a press

1. 1
   Plug each device into an input

   Connect your console, streaming box and media player to inputs 1, 2 and 3. Note which device is in which port so the LED lights make sense later.

2. 2
   Connect the output to the TV

   Plug the fixed 50 cm cable into a free HDMI input on your TV. Never plug it into one of the switch's input ports.

3. 3
   Power on one device

   With one device on, the switch detects it and shows its picture. Its LED lights up to confirm the input.

4. 4
   Use the select button for the rest

   If two devices are on, the last one connected takes the screen. Press the select button to move to the other input.

What arrives at your door

• 3-in-1 HDMI switch×1

  Matte black housing with select button and LED lights for inputs 1 to 3.

• Attached 50 cm output cable×1

  Fixed cable with gold-plated HDMI plug for the TV.

From crawling behind the TV to one press

The two-port problem

Your TV has two HDMI ports and a console, a streaming box and a media player all want one. So the console comes unplugged to watch a show, and goes back in when game night starts. Every swap means reaching behind the stand and hunting for the right cable.

Plug in once

Plug the three devices into inputs 1 to 3 and run the fixed 50 cm cable to the TV. After that, nothing comes out of the back of the TV again. The switch sends the signal from whichever device is on.

Game night, streaming night

Friday starts with a controller press instead of a cable hunt. Switch to the streaming box on Sunday with the same remote. The LED lights show which input is live, so nobody has to guess what is on screen.

Auto-switching beats a dumb splitter