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Small black rectangular HDMI switch with three inputs and one output, IR remote included

Jansicotek

Jansicotek OZQ2-2 3-port HDMI 2.0 video switch 4K 60Hz

SKU CH-2DJX-GMVW2

A 3-input HDMI 2.0 switch routes three 4K 60 Hz sources to one display with IR remote and 18.5 Gbps bandwidth

  • TypeHDMI Switchers
  • Changer TypeHDMI Switch/Extender
  • ColorBlack
  • Ports3-Port UHD
  • SpecificationsHDMI Switcher 3X1 Input:HDMI 2.0 ports X3 Output:HDMI 2.0 po
  • Input Connector3 x HDMI
  • Connect 3 HDMI sources to one display
  • 4K 60Hz resolution with HDR10 support
  • 5Gbps bandwidth for lossless signal quality
  • IR remote switches sources from 16 ft away
  • HDCP 2.2 compliant for protected content playback

Three-port HDMI 2.0 switch for 4K 60Hz

The Jansicotek OZQ2-2 connects three HDMI 2.0 sources to one display at up to 4K 60Hz with 18.5Gbps bandwidth. It supports HDR10, HDCP 2.2, 36-bit deep colour and compressed 5.1 or 7.1 audio. Switching is handled by an IR remote or the front button, and the unit includes a 5V power adapter.

Suited for multi-source setups.

This switch suits anyone with three HDMI devices — consoles, streamers, players — sharing a single TV or projector input. It does not split one source to multiple screens, so buyers needing a splitter should look elsewhere. The IR remote works up to 16ft, but there is no automatic picture-in-picture or matrix routing for more than one output.

Handles 4K 60Hz HDR, limited to three inputs

The switch comfortably passes 480p, 576p, 720p, 1080p and 4K 60Hz with HDR10 and 3D. Bandwidth headroom reaches 18.5Gbps at 600MHz, covering current 4K 60Hz sources. It runs out when a fourth source is added, when dual-display output is required, or when uncompressed audio beyond 7.1 channels is needed.

Highlights

  • Connect 3 HDMI sources to one display
  • 4K 60Hz resolution with HDR10 support
  • 5Gbps bandwidth for lossless signal quality
  • IR remote switches sources from 16 ft away
  • HDCP 2.2 compliant for protected content playback

Specifications

BrandJansicotek
SeriesOZQ2-2
ModelOZQ2-2
Part NumberOZQ2-2
TypeHDMI Switchers
Changer TypeHDMI Switch/Extender
ColorBlack
Ports3-Port UHD
SpecificationsHDMI Switcher 3X1
Input:HDMI 2.0 ports X3
Output:HDMI 2.0 port X1
Resolutions:4KX2K/60Hz in&out
HDCP:HDCP 2.2 compliant
HDR:supports HDR up to 10 bite
Package contents:
HDMI Switcher mainbodyX1
IR remote controlX1
USB power cable(no power adpater)
Input Connector3 x HDMI
Output Connector1 x HDMI
Maximum Resolutions4K@60Hz
Bandwidth18.5Gbps/600MHZ
Features3 IN 1 OUT HDMI SWITCH
Each port supports HDMI protocol inputs
Supporting high definition resolution 4k@60 Hz and full 3D
Supporting Compresses Audios: DTS Digital, Dolby digital,5.1,7.1 audio.
Supporting Video: 480P/ 576P/ 720P/ 1080P/ 4K@60Hz 3D
Supporting video output broadband 18Gbps/ 600MHZ,HDR 10 for 4K@60Hz;
Supporting high definition signal band switch by remote control
Supporting automatic identification of signal sources
and automatically jumping to the next port with a signal source
when the existing signal source is disconnected
Supporting the MHL function with LED indica
Dimensions5.91 x 2.36 x 0.79 inches
Weight11.9 ounces
Package Quantity1
Package Contents1 × 4K 3in 1out HDMI Switch
1 ×Remote Control (Battery is not included)
1 ×5V Power Adapter
1 ×User’s Manual

Questions about this item

What source devices do I need to connect to the three HDMI 2.0 inputs?

Connect up to three HDMI source devices such as a game console, streaming box, or Blu-ray player to the three HDMI 2.0 input ports.

Will my older 1080p display work with the 4K 60Hz output?

Yes, the switch outputs 1080p at 60Hz or 30Hz and 720p, so an older 1080p display will work without issue.

How can I confirm the switch is passing HDR10 and 4K 60Hz correctly after setup?

Play HDR10 content at 4K 60Hz and verify the display shows HDR active with no signal dropouts or colour banding.

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