OREI 4K HDMI over Ethernet Extender EX-170C vs 4-in to 2-out HDMI/AV Switch (AV + 3 HDMI 2.0) for Consoles
Overall winner: 4-in to 2-out HDMI/AV Switch (AV + 3 HDMI 2.0) for Consoles
Key Differences
Orei EX-170C (A) focuses on extending HDMI signals over Ethernet with 4K and 1080p support and a loop-out on the transmitter for local monitoring, and is noted for stable connections up to 164 ft. RuiPuo 4-in to 2-out switch (B) targets multi-source and multi-display setups with AV plus three HDMI inputs and two HDMI outputs, but has mixed picture-quality reports including some blurry upscales
OREI 4K HDMI over Ethernet Extender EX-170C
Transmits 4K HDMI and 1080p signals over CAT6/7 up to 164 ft with an added HDMI loop-out on the transmitter. Useful for extending displays across rooms with stable connectivity; users note good picture quality and easy setup
Pros
- 4K and 1080p signal transmission over Ethernet
- HDMI loop-out on transmitter
- Stable connection over CAT6/7 up to 164 ft
- Build quality and ease of installation praised
Cons
- Durability concerns reported by some users
- Limited to specific cable types (CAT6/7) and setup requires Ethernet cabling
- Some notes on longevity
4-in to 2-out HDMI/AV Switch (AV + 3 HDMI 2.0) for Consoles
RuiPuo HDMI/AV switch with 1 AV input and 3 HDMI 2.0 inputs, plus two HDMI outputs for multi-display setup. Easy setup and broad compatibility with legacy consoles; reviewers note easy switching and decent connectivity
Pros
- multiple input options (AV + 3 HDMI 2.0)
- two HDMI output ports
- easy setup and user-friendly connection
- broad compatibility with older consoles
Cons
- mixed picture and audio quality reports
- some instances of blurry upscaled images or no sound
Head-to-Head
| Criteria | Winner |
|---|---|
| Price | Orei |
| Durability | RuiPuo |
| Versatility | RuiPuo |
| User Reviews | Orei |