Panlong VGA Splitter 1 in 8 Out Video Amplifier Extender 350MHz 1 PC to 8 Monitors Projectors Supports VGA XGA SVGA UXGA WUXGA (1x8)

I needed to run a VGA cable 273ft to a projector and a few feet to another display. With just a late 2015 iMac hooked up with a Y cable the image was somewhat dim and when first turning the projector on the image would be off center. I could fix it by having the projector auto center it but I would have to do this every time the projector was turned on.With this the image from the projector is a bit brighter and it is centered when the projector is turned on. If this lasts several years it will have been a good purchase.

It does the job OK. There's some image distortion on all of the outputs (ghost images slightly offset to the right and repeated a couple of times), but for what I need it's great. Just note that the pictures often show 2 stacked on top of each other. I understood that before I bought it, but thought I would mention it for others.

I have connected a monitor 23" (AOC) LED (1920x1080) and LED TV 42" (AOC) (1920x1080) as well. They work perfectly but the image quality is low, the letters look like blurry vision tiring. To play video games and watch movies is perfect but if you want to read something two minutes no longer bear to look over the monitor.

What's that? You work for a massive multinational AV company that can't be bothered to repair your vitally important distribution amp in less than 4 months? Just buy this and don't tell your useless regional overlord. He doesn't need to know. He's busy selling his million dollar home.This thing is great. It does exactly what it needs to. The external power supply probably isn't the most rugged setup in the world, but as long as you aren't too rough with it, it shouldn't be a problem.

Works as describes. Mine did not come with instructions, however since I am tech savy I already knew how to work it. I think that if it were able to come with instructions, it may be a little easier for those who aren't sure.

While this seems like it'd be cool, it's not. It only works good with1 monitor. When you plug the second monitor into it the video sync goes crazy. If you unplug the 1st monitor the 2nd monitor looks OK but when you plug the 1st monitor back in the video on the second monitor goes crazy again.I ordered a 2 port one and they sent me a 4 port one. I tried the 2nd monitor on all 3 extra ports with the same results. I still need to send it back. I want to give it a chance on one more service call just to make absolutely sure.

This splitter is used in our church, where we have a legacy projection set up in an older room. The previous splitter was damaged after a lightning strike. This one replaced it, working perfectly. It splits and runs signal to two projectors, with one cable run of approximately 75 feet and the other at 110 feet. There is no appreciable signal degradation on either projector.

Works Great. I was having problems with a system with on board VGA not working with a KVM. I put this in between the computer and the KVM and it fixed the problem. Worth the price.

It works perfectly. Another nice thing is that you use a normal SVGA monitor cable to connect the computer to the splitter. The splitter will show up as a display monitor in the computer setup.