BONAEVER
BONAEVER 4K@60Hz 4x2 HDMI Audio Extractor Matrix Switch Splitter bag
Switches four HDMI sources to two displays with audio extraction to optical, coaxial and 3.5 mm outputs
- Case TypeProtection Case
- 4K@60Hz Ultra HD video with 18.5Gbps bandwidth
- Audio extraction to optical, coaxial and 3.5mm outputs
- HDCP2.2 and HDR support for protected 4K content
- Auto and manual switching via IR remote control
- Three EDID modes for 2CH stereo or 5.1CH surround
4K HDMI Audio Extractor Matrix
The BONAEVER unit routes four HDMI sources to two displays while extracting audio to optical, coaxial and 3.5 mm outputs. It handles 4K at 60 Hz with HDCP 2.2 and HDMI 2.0b compliance. An IR remote and front-panel buttons provide both automatic and manual switching. The metal enclosure fits on a desk or in a rack.
Suits multi-source home-theatre setups
Installers who need simultaneous video on two screens with separate 5.1 or stereo audio feeds will benefit from the matrix layout and three EDID modes. Buyers who only require a simple switch without audio breakout or who need more than four inputs should consider other solutions.
18.5 Gbps bandwidth ceiling
The 18.5 Gbps maximum bandwidth determines whether 4K 60 Hz HDR or 1080p 120 Hz signals pass without compression. If your sources demand higher throughput such as 4K 120 Hz, this matrix will not support them.
Highlights
- 4K@60Hz Ultra HD video with 18.5Gbps bandwidth
- Audio extraction to optical, coaxial and 3.5mm outputs
- HDCP2.2 and HDR support for protected 4K content
- Auto and manual switching via IR remote control
- Three EDID modes for 2CH stereo or 5.1CH surround
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What source devices must I already have to use the four HDMI inputs on this matrix switch?
You need up to four HDMI source devices such as a PS5, Xbox, Blu-ray player or set-top box, each providing an HDMI output that the switch can select and send to the display.
Will my existing 1080p@120Hz monitor work with the 4K@60Hz output of this switch?
Yes, the switch is backward compatible with 1080p@120Hz and 4K@30Hz signals, so an older 1080p@120Hz monitor will display the source without issue.
How can I confirm the switch is passing HDR and 4K@60Hz correctly after I connect everything?
Check the display’s on-screen information menu — it should report a 4K resolution at 60 Hz with HDR active, and the switch’s front-panel LEDs will show the selected input port.
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