However, with multiple screens comes the problem of using your media devices – such as streaming devices, gaming consoles, DVD players, etc. – with those multiple tellies. Without buying multiple devices, that is… And if you're kitting out your desktop with all the must-have essentials, how about a USB keyboard? Choose from a variety of top brands including Microsoft, Raboo and Logitech. We have loads of brilliant gaming designs as well, built for precision and comfort to take your gameplay to the next level. Why not consider a USB headsettoo? This will bring you clear, high-quality sound and the ability to speak with fellow players in-game for an immersive experience. This is also important when you have a subscription to a streaming service that limits the number of simultaneous streams you can watch. For example, if you have the Standard Netflix membership, you can only watch up to two streams at once. Many of us have more than one TV screen in our house these days. It could be one TV in the living room and another one in the bedroom, or maybe you have a small one in the kitchen, or a 4K projector somewhere along with a regular TV… you get the point. The splitter then “duplicates” the signal coming from your media device – and sends it to your two outputs. So you can watch the same stream on two TVs, a TV and a projector, and every other example you can think of.

That’s where an HDMI splitter comes in – it’s a small box that lets you plug in one “Input” device – that’s your streamer/ DVD Player/etc.’– and connect TWO (or more) screens to the “Output” side, all via HDMI cables. A USB cableis just what you need to link up your gadgets to your PC - be it your USB speakers, printer, or an external hard drive - and we've got lots to choose from in an array of different lengths. Yes, it’s possible to simultaneously use both ends of the USB splitter without any issues, but the transmission speed can decrease compared to when only using one end. How often should I change my USB splitter?

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