avedio Links 2x2 HDMI Video Wall Controller, 1080P@60Hz HDMI DVI TV Wall Processor with Audio Out, 4K Hdmi Video Image Processor with RS232, Support 180° Rotate, 1x2 1x3 1x4 2x2 2X1 3x1 4x1 Mode

It doesn't matter what game you're watching, if you need that "Sports Bar" feel, this is the device you need.As for setup: I've got 4 Hisense 50" 4K TV's hooked up to this box with an Amazon Firestick as the main HDMI source. I'm using the SPDIF for my optical audio out to my sound bar, and each of the HDMI out ports to each of my 4 TV's. DC power obviously for power.Personally I love this setup, $70 for the controller, roughly $200 for each TV - so in total you're looking at about $900 for an amazing setup. Compared to well over $3,000 if you were to seek out a 100+ inch TV screen. And keep in mind, I'm using 4 50" units, you can go bigger (or smaller) depending on your setup preferences.When I don't need a 100" screen, I can simply swap to an alternate HDMI on my TV and now I've got 4 separate screens (or two depending on the mode I'm using). This works great for watching either multiple games on each screen or going all in on Movie Nights with a theater like experience.The remote control serves its purpose, but does feel a bit old and clunky, but it works perfectly. I had no issues changing the settings or orientations and going through all the minor adjustments to make it "perfect".The only issue with this is convincing your wife it's a necessary purchase. But not to worry, setup was so quick and easy mine didn't even know I changed anything. She's just wondering why we needed 4 TV's. Though I'm sure she'll change her opinion once family movie nights start up.

The media could not be loaded. For the most part with the price it is superb. Your getting 1080p per tv because 4x1080p=4kNot much issues make sure you run the same HDMI cable per tv, same length, same quality, same brand so you don't have problems with less quality or slightly different brands.

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I was going to use this to create a video wall with my Firestick but unfortunately it only supports input resolution higher than 1920x1080. The unit itself also gets very hot and performance drops and image starts to flicker. Installation and use was easy enough, but after factoring the cost of new monitors, cooling fan, etc. the value just wasn't there --as it more economical to just purchase an 85" TV.

If you've ever thought...."Man, those video walls are so cool! I wish I could do one of those!"...well here is your chance!!! All you need is four identical HDMI displays and wall mounts. You are going to want to use identical full motion mounts that allow you to pull the displays away from the wall to make for easier mounting and maintenance. Hook them up in the correct order to the matrix display box and provide an input signal...then watch the magic happen!

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This video wall controller works fine, and so far as I can tell correctly splits a 4k output into 4 1080p monitors. This is useful for video walls and other uses, but is fun when connected to a video game console with 4 player split screen, but giving each player their own screen. Changes how the game is played depending on whether they can see each others screen or not.It comes with a power adaptor, remote, and one hdmi cable.