XMSJSIY Component AV Switch 3-way 1080P 📺
Description:
This compact component AV switch 3 in 1 lets you connect up to three YPbPr devices to a single component input on a TV or projector, making it easier to swap consoles and legacy players without repeatedly unplugging cables. It suits small media setups where the display has limited inputs and you want quicker switching between sources. The unit supports resolutions up to 1080P and works without external drivers, according to the manufacturer.
Key Points
The switch uses a simple push-button selector that changes the active input quickly and with minimal interference in the signal path. Designed with a metal casing and nickel-plated copper connectors, it resists wear from frequent plugging and unplugging while helping to limit corrosion. Because the box does not require an external power supply, setup is straightforward and tidy. ⚙️
Benefits
XMSJSIY Component AV Switch 3 in 1 helps to keep a multi-console or multi-player area organised by centralising component connections. It reduces clutter behind the TV and avoids time lost swapping cables during gaming sessions or when changing video sources. For installations in classrooms, shops or exhibition displays, the unit offers reliable switching and consistent output quality, supporting analogue component and stereo audio signals. The fact that it handles up to 1080P makes it useful for many HD-capable devices even if they are not modern HDMI sources. 🎮📺
Technical Specifications
- Name: XMSJSIY Component AV Switch 3 in 1
- Resolution: 1080P max
- Inputs: 3 x YPbPr (component) + L-Audio-R
- Output: 1 x YPbPr (component) + L-Audio-R
- Construction: metal casing with nickel-plated copper connectors
- Power: no external supply required, plug-and-play
Usage Recommendations
For best results, use short, high-quality component cables and make sure connectors are seated fully to avoid noise or intermittent signal. Consider labelling each input if you frequently switch between consoles with similar leads to speed selection. The selector works well with consoles such as older Xbox and PlayStation models, DVD players and other YPbPr sources, and it is often used where HDMI is not available or where legacy equipment must be preserved. Note that because this is an analogue component switch, it will not convert composite or HDMI signals to YPbPr, and it does not upscale lower resolutions to higher ones, according to the manufacturer.
