Extending an HDMI screen can sometimes get complicated—what more if you need to connect to up to 254 receivers from a single display? Traditional splitters and matrix switchers have limited ports, high costs, and cable length restrictions. A network switch for HDMI extenders provides a more scalable solution by using HDMI over IP, allowing you to set up up to 254 receivers from a single display. 

The main characteristic of a modern setup is its seamlessness. But how can you achieve your dream modern setup if HDMI cables keep getting in the way? Cables can limit how and where you connect your devices. Some might be too short, some may tangle, some are the wrong color for your setup, and sometimes, they just limit your overall viewing experience. If you need a wireless 4K HDMI extender with 0 latency, OREI offers not just one, but two top-tier solutions: the WUHD-66M-K and the WUHD-165-K.

Managing your setup across multiple screens and devices shouldn't feel like a chore—but having to swap HDMI cables every time you switch can sometimes feel frustrating and unnecessary. The OREI 4K HDMI Bi-Directional Splitter and Switch (UHDS-212) offers an easy way to simplify your HDMI connections. In this article, we'll go over some of its functions, features, and ways to upgrade your home or workspace. 

Juggling multiple tasks on a single screen is somewhat like trying to cook different meals using a single pan—it's just not enough, but not with the OREI SplitXtendTM Docking Hub. For those who need additional screen real estate while maintaining a clutter-free setup, this gadget is an excellent choice.

For those who work from home, you probably know the struggle—constantly flipping between tabs, squinting at small windows through split-screen, and trying to stay organized in an extremely cluttered workspace. What if we told you that there’s a simple upgrade that could completely change your work life? Hint: it’s not coffee... but it might make your work set up just as energized. 

You may have heard that multitasking is the key to getting more done, but here’s the truth—multitasking isn’t real. In fact, it’s clinically impossible for your brain to focus on two tasks at once. Instead of actually multitasking, your brain rapidly switches between tasks, just like you switch between your tabs trying to get your work done—in reality, just slowing you down. Now, that must have brought you down because it means you can’t watch cat videos and do your work at the same time—or at least pretend to do your work. But do not fear, because here at OREI, we have the solution to make your so-called "multitasking" as seamless as possible.

Setting up a home theater or office AV system is all about delivering the best viewing experience, but when it comes to extending HDMI over long distances, the challenge is keeping that pristine quality intact. Fortunately, with the right tools and setup, HDMI signal extension can be easily done without sacrificing quality. In this guide, we’ll explore the top solutions for extending your HDMI signal, break down the types of extenders available, and offer tips for overcoming distance limitations.

When it comes to creating an exceptional multimedia experience, the right tools can make a world of difference — and one essential device for anyone looking to connect multiple screens is the HDMI splitter. This handy gadget allows you to send the same signal to multiple displays, ensuring a seamless viewing experience no matter how many you are or wherever you are in the crowd. If you’re looking to enhance your home theater setup, improve your office presentations, or manage multiple screens at an event, understanding their differences will help you find the best HDMI splitter for your needs. 

In home entertainment, high-quality audio is just as essential as clear, vibrant visuals — and modern soundbars and AV receivers are excellent at delivering that. Most of these devices connect to TVs through HDMI ARC (Audio Return Channel) or its upgraded, enhanced version, eARC (Enhanced Audio Return Channel), which allow a single HDMI cable to transmit both audio and video signals. This technology simplifies setup while significantly enhancing the overall audio experience.