WARRKY WARRKY-AV-H03 HDMI Switch, 4K@60Hz with Fixed Braided Cable

The fixed 3.3-foot braided HDMI cable gives the WARRKY switch a compact, attached-lead format rather than a box that needs a separate HDMI cable to connect to the display. Its two-way design can route two sources to one screen, or one source to either of two screens, with a button for changing the connection.

It is designed for switching, not duplicating a picture across two displays.

Tech summary

For a TV or monitor with limited HDMI inputs, this switch can make it easier to alternate between devices such as a game console and a streaming stick without unplugging them each time. It also supports the reverse arrangement: connect one source and select between two displays. Only one display works at a time, so it is not a replacement for an HDMI splitter that sends the same content to multiple screens simultaneously.

• Type: Bidirectional HDMI switch
• Video: Up to 4K@60Hz, backward compatible with 2K and 1080p
• Cable: Fixed 3.3-foot braided HDMI cable
• Features: 3D, HDR, and HDCP 2.2 support
• Audio: Pass-through for uncompressed 7.1, 5.1, or 2-channel audio
• Dimensions: 2.07"D x 1.77"W x 0.51"H
• Color: Grey

The switch uses a physical button rather than automatic source detection. That makes the selection straightforward, but you’ll need to press it when changing inputs. The aluminum case and built-in cable are practical details for a small desk or entertainment setup where a separate short HDMI lead would otherwise be needed.

Compatibility & requirements

It’s listed for standard HDMI sources including PlayStation and Xbox consoles, Nintendo Switch, computers, Roku, Fire TV devices, Apple TV, and Chromecast, and for TVs, monitors, or projectors with HDMI inputs. The specific setup matters: use it as two sources to one display or one source to two displays, not as a way to show two separate or duplicated images at once. Need to switch between a console and a streaming device on one TV, or send one source to a selected screen? Those are the two intended arrangements.

HDMI ARC and eARC are not supported, and the product is not compatible with a soundbar or an ARC HDMI port on a TV. For 4K@60Hz, the manufacturer recommends keeping the total HDMI cable length at or below 3M. The switch itself does not switch automatically, so select the channel with its button if the display is not showing a picture.

Getting the most from it

Place the switch where its attached cable can reach the display, then connect the remaining HDMI ports to the sources or displays for the mode you want. Check which direction you are using before connecting everything: the same device can be the source in one arrangement or the display in the other. Keeping the button accessible makes manual switching easier, especially when the connected devices are tucked behind a TV or monitor.

Buyer feedback often highlights easy setup and simple push-button changes, including use with TVs that have few HDMI inputs. Picture quality and connection reliability receive mixed comments: some buyers describe a good image, while others mention flickering, brief blackouts, or compatibility trouble with their TV. Those reports are worth weighing if you need uninterrupted display output.

Should you buy it?

It suits you if you want a compact way to switch between two HDMI sources on one screen, or to select between two displays from one source, and the manual button fits your setup. The attached cable and support for up to 4K@60Hz make it a sensible alternative to repeatedly swapping HDMI leads, provided your intended connection is covered by the listed requirements.

It’s not for you if you need both displays active at once, automatic input switching, or ARC/eARC support. In those cases, look for equipment designed specifically for simultaneous output, automatic selection, or audio return. This switch is best matched to a simple one-at-a-time HDMI routing job.