OREI 4K@60Hz KVM HDMI Extender Over Ethernet PoC Single HDBaseT CAT5e/CAT6A/CAT7 Cable - Upto 400 feet 4:4:4 - Remote, Keyboard, Mouse, USB Control

Worked great just as expected! I bought this for my church to put at FOH to control our rack mounted PC that runs slides. It was plug and play with no setup needed. If it had a dedicated audio port, and had a Display port option it would be perfect. I will definitely buy this model again for the KVMs we need in the future.

Ordered 3, one of them came without USB cable also , it was used, I'll come back after testing it. edit : It works as intended, but still I needed the usb cable, it's a shame to order something "NEW" and it comes USED .

I don't usually write reviews, but I feel this product truly deserves credit. I was looking for an HDMI over Ethernet (CAT 6) extender to connect my PC to a TV in another room, which was the best available option outside of hiring people to run new cables. I specifically needed a device that supported 4K resolution at 60Hz with 4:4:4 color (no chroma subsampling) and minimal latency. While lower specs are usually fine for movies, displaying PC screen requires true 4:4:4 color; otherwise, text becomes noticeably blurry and hard to read. I tried three or four other products that claimed to meet these specs (including different models from the same company, OREI). However, while they could ACCEPT the proper signal, they couldn't OUTPUT true 4K/60Hz at 4:4:4 meaning some form of compression was blurring the text somewhere along the signal path. Though this product is the most expensive one I tried (I started with the cheapest options, which all failed to varying degrees), I feel that this is worth every penny. I don't know if it uses any compression behind the scenes, but it is the first and only extender that has satisfied my picky eyes. The text is crisp, and there is no noticeable lag. I highly recommend it!

Works fantastic. I am using it for my office security camera system so I can view the cameras in my office on a 40-in television.

The device works pretty well; and the need to only power one side of the bridge is quite nice. However, I ran into a few issues that ruined it for my specific use case that I think are worth bringing to everyone's attention: 1) The USB ports have a pretty limited power range, my keyboard couldn't draw enough power to function off of them (even when the extender with the power was the side it was plugged into). 2) Resolutions are limited to 1080p or 4k ONLY. So you can't do anything inbetween, such as 1440p (despite it being a lower resolution than 4k). Solid product, but not a good solution for a PC gamer sadly.