ESTONE
ESTONE OZQ5-2 4x1 HDMI 2.0 video switch 4K@60Hz 18.5Gbps black
Switches four HDMI sources to one display at 4K 60Hz with 18.5Gbps bandwidth, HDR, HDCP 2.2 and IR remote control
- TypeHDMI Switchers
- Changer TypeHDMI Switch/Extender
- ColorBlack
- Ports4-Port UHD
- SpecificationsInput port: 4 x HDMI input Output port:1 x HDMI Output Input
- Input Connector4 x HDMI
- Connect 4 devices to one display via 4 HDMI inputs
- Switch instantly with IR remote or front button
- Enjoy 4K@60Hz video at 18.5Gbps bandwidth
- Supports HDR, HDCP 2.2 and 3D formats
- Includes power adapter and remote for immediate setup
Four-input HDMI 2.0 switch
The ESTONE OZQ5-2 routes four HDMI sources to one display at up to 4K@60Hz with 18.5Gbps bandwidth. It supports HDCP 2.2, HDR and 3D formats plus compressed audio such as DTS and Dolby Digital. A DC 5V/1A power port ensures stable operation. The unit suits home-theatre or desktop setups needing multiple source selection.
Passive cooling with LED status
The compact black enclosure measures 5.91 x 2.36 x 0.79 inches and weighs 11.9 ounces, dissipating heat without a fan for silent running. Front-panel LEDs show power, the active input 1 to 4 and IR reception at a glance. Power draw stays low at 5V/1A so the supplied adapter is sufficient for continuous use.
Desktop mounting and remote control
The switch sits flat on a shelf or can be secured with its lightweight footprint; no rack ears or VESA brackets are included. Four HDMI inputs and one HDMI output use standard Type-A connectors for direct cable runs. An IR remote and a local select button give two ways to change sources without leaving the seat.
Highlights
- Connect 4 devices to one display via 4 HDMI inputs
- Switch instantly with IR remote or front button
- Enjoy 4K@60Hz video at 18.5Gbps bandwidth
- Supports HDR, HDCP 2.2 and 3D formats
- Includes power adapter and remote for immediate setup
Specifications
| Brand | ESTONE |
|---|---|
| Series | OZQ5-2 |
| Model | OZQ5-2 |
| Part Number | OZQ5-2 |
| Type | HDMI Switchers |
| Changer Type | HDMI Switch/Extender |
| Color | Black |
| Ports | 4-Port UHD |
| Specifications | Input port: 4 x HDMI input Output port:1 x HDMI Output Input Power Port: DC 5V/1A Power Port LED Indicator: 1 Power LED Indicator, 4 HDMI Select Indicator, 1 IR Indicator Color: Black |
| Input Connector | 4 x HDMI |
| Output Connector | 1 x HDMI |
| Maximum Resolutions | 4K@60Hz |
| Bandwidth | 18.5Gbps/600MHZ |
| Features | 1.Support compressed audio; DTS digital, Dolby digital (DTS-HD and DOLBY) 2.Support high-resolution input: 480P/ 576P/ 720P/ 1080P/ 1080p 3D/ 4K@60Hz, HDMI V2.0, HDCP V1.4, HDR 4K*2K 3.Compatible with HDTV which support HDMI and HDCP 4.Each port supports HDMI protocol input 5.Support video transmission: 18Gbps/ 1536MHZ 6.Support high-definition signal with remote control 7.Support automatic identification of the signal source 8.Support automatically jumps to the newly inserted HDMI source |
| Dimensions | 5.91 x 2.36 x 0.79 inches |
| Weight | 11.9 ounces |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
| Package Contents | 1 x HDMI Switch 1 x IR remote control 1 x Power Adapter 1 x Uuse Manual |
Questions about this item
How do I connect the power adapter and four source devices to the OZQ5-2, and which step do people often miss?
Plug the DC 5V/1A adapter into the power port first, then connect up to four sources to the HDMI inputs and the display to the single HDMI output; the step most often missed is powering the switch before attaching the sources, which can prevent the 18.5Gbps handshake at 4K@60Hz.
What ongoing maintenance or part replacement will this switch need over time?
No internal components require scheduled replacement; only the external 5V/1A power adapter or the IR remote's battery may need swapping if they fail, while the HDMI ports and LED indicators are solid-state with no moving parts.
What is the first limitation I will hit when running four 4K@60Hz sources continuously?
The 18.5Gbps bandwidth ceiling and HDCP 2.2 handshake timing are the first limits; sustained 4K@60Hz on all four ports can exceed the switch's 600MHz processing budget, causing occasional re-sync delays rather than thermal throttling.
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