j5create USB-C to 4 Port HDMI Adapter Hub- Multi Monitor Splitter - Support 4 1080p 60Hz Displays - Compatible with Type-C MacBook and Windows Laptop (JCA366)

Woooo no tengo queja super bueno el producto tengo conectadas mis pantallas y esta al 100%

I have an 8 monitor desktop stack with 4 hdmi monitors on this usb-c to 4x hdmi hub and 4 more monitors on a dedicated gpu. This device could get you 4 screens without any gpu if you have integrated graphics only. Prior to getting this device, I was trying to do 8 monitors with 2 dedicated gpu, with one being a 100$ legacy GT 710 from nvidia but it wouldnt work due to nvidia legacy drivers incompatible with modern nvidia rtx drivers. To get another (nonlegacy) GPU that could do this would be hundreds of dollars and add big wattage requirements, and it wouldnt have the ability to easily switch to use as docking station and it would require a 2nd pci-e slot with more heat mgmt. Therefore I dont think a 2nd gpu will ever be able to match the value on this for setting up mass-multimonitor.Ignore other reviews that say this wont run 4 monitors or its laggy. It isnt. However, if your system is old it may not be able to support that so check your cpu and mobo specs first. Most will run 4 displays. Mine runs all 4 extra monitors at a smooth 60 fps without slowing down fps significantly on my 360 hz monitor on my gpu.I did initially have an issue with 1/4 connected monitors not detecting initially when I plugged it in but this was due to typical usb weirdness - I got into immediate chat with Andre @ j5create chat support website and he helped me trouble shoot - i just needed to uninstall the usb root hub controller and replug the usb-c to fix so that the usb controller properly recognized all 4 monitors on startup.

Excelente si necesitas poder ver varias pantallas al mismo tiempo esta es la solucion; ligero, de calidad y facil de usar, solo llegar y conectar.

Started a job last summer that was hybrid. In office, we have massive single monitors or a set of double monitors. Trying to do work remotely on a laptop was excruciating. I just didn’t have enough space to have an efficient workflow for the specific projects I was working on. I got four Lenovo monitors from a friend of mine that were HDMI in hopes to get a good setup going. I needed a dongle from usb-C to quad HDMI to support the four monitors on my Lenovo Yoga laptop. This was the answer for me. It is basically plug and play. I did download the driver from the J5 create website and once that’s downloaded, configuring the 5 total monitors (my quad setup then my laptop screen) was as usual in the windows 11 settings.I’d say my only complaint is that the refresh rate is definitely slow. It’s not amazing, but I’m not watching videos and Zoom video is already mediocre quality on a good day, so for video conferencing the difference was not noticeable. I did test it out with Netflix to see the video/refresh quality and while it is nothing astounding, it was tolerable.Overall, for $100 versus buying an entire new setup that has a quad HDMI graphics card, I am more than happy. It has been super helpful to spread out my work so I can transpose information across different programs.

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If you WFH you will most likely need admin permissions to install the driver.The item itself was super easy to install. And the picture clarity is amazing. I had a way cheaper splitter previously and there was a lot of lag where as with this one it seems quick.Spend the money, it is worth the investment.

I bought this product for my Intel Mac running macOS 14.3.1. I wanted to use it to extend my displays. It is consistently a negative experience. There is no way to control whether a screen mirrors the other screen or extends. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. It also creates phantom screens that refuse to disappear unless I do multiple resets of my PRAM and NVRAM. I can't imagine this was the experience that they envisioned when they released this, so I wrote this review based on their claims (Note: This is for Mac only; I don't use multi-monitor setups on Windows)Effortless Multi-Monitor Expansion:You need to download a driver from their website, so it's not entirely effortless. I ended up trying multiple past drivers until I got one to work. They have since released more drivers, so your experience may vary, but the point is that this was far from an effortless task for me. It was an actual pain point.Boost Productivity with Flexible Display Modes:Yes, More displays (at least in my case) means better productivity. Still, the near-daily setup consistently undermines that goal. If you put your Mac to sleep and wake it up, the screens mess up. The adapter consistently creates Phantom screens that refuse to disappear unless I turn off my Mac and reset the pram/NVRAM. Fixing that issue sometimes requires multiple resets. The driver also slows down my mouse consistently. The mouse just stutters and moves slowly. The problem goes away if I disconnect the adapter. At this point, I have already purchased multiple adapters to replace this. I only use it to connect my tablet or a 4th screen.1080p HD Visuals with Stereo Audio:When it works (and after much manual effort to get it to that state), it delivers solid video.User-Friendly Multi-Monitor Assistant Software:The feature is only for Windows. Mac Users, you are not a first-class citizen regarding this product. When one OS gets control software and the others don't, I wonder, "Why?". I probably wouldn't even be asking this question if the features worked seamlessly, but this is an expensive product that barely works.Easy Installation:As I mentioned in my previous point, installation is a pain point; there is nothing to brag about.Would I recommend this product?It's hard for me to do so. Other consistent ways to get multiple screens working on an Intel Mac include HDMI to USBC cables, Hubs with HDMI slots, and other HDMI adapters. This product would have been ideal because it was easy to use. If someone doesn't mind the extra effort to get it to work and wants to use it to cut cords, that's fine. But I can't recommend this product if you want an easy, bug-free experience.Note: The screenshot shows the screen replication issue. I do not own 2 Cintiq tablet monitors.

So once I installed it…it didn’t work after 20 mins of messing around I uninstalled it and reinstalled…and boom good to go. Words great …no issues. Even once installed…I connected an external dock and had monitors on it ..and it read on my Mac …so I had 3 from my device..on connected directly to my Mac mini and one in the dock 5 monitors