Neoteck 4K DAC HDMI Audio Extractor with Volume Adjustment HDMI to Optical Spdif Toslink + R/L(RCA) + 3.5mm Stereo Audio Converter for Blu-ray DVD Player Xbox One SKY HD Box PS3 PS4

Needed this as my smart tv is too smart for its own good, it doesn't have a headphone jack or red/yellow audio connection and I needed to get my audio from my gaming console to my x rocker audio chair. Yes I could use the headphones jack on controller but wanted it for headphones, yes I could have used Bluetooth receiver n sent audio from TV to chair but you get delayed in speaking (lip sync) sometimes. This is perfect for me. I got anither hdmi high speed cable and 1 goes from xbox one s to this hdmi audio extractor the 2nd hdmi cable goes from this extractor to my smart tv, then I run red/white audio cables from this extracter to my x rocker chair. I didn't need to plug this hdmi audio extractor into a wall socket or extension as it comes with a USB lead that I simply plugged it into USB on tv. Thinks its a fantastic device and works perfectly for me. Would definitely recommend if your after something like this.

The item works fantastically as described, and came very quickly! perfectly happy with the buy and would recommend Neoteck for future Hardware. :)

Looks good and feels solid. You have to keep it plugged in to the USB port of your TV if you want to use it ad hoc. Used it to plug in Sennheiser wireless speakers. Works with HDR 170 but not RS120. Also no good for earphones as there is a constant hiss. Had initial problems with picture break up but seem to have solved that by changing one of the HDMI cables.

Perfect, does the job as it should.

Defective, no picture. Also made a humming noise. Sticking with my cheap eBay extractor.

This totally does what is says on the box! works really well and was easy to set up

Does exactly what i needed it too. Had it hooked into my sky box and linked to another small car amp to run some out door speakers for a BBQ. did the job and will use it again.

Purchased as our Blue Ray player only has HDMI socket and needed to feed audio to powered speakers. Found audio extracted from the HDMI to powered speakers of the same quality as if HDMI was sent direct to the likes of a TV. We feed the HMDI video from the output of the extractor to the DVI socket on a digital projector, it has no HDMI input. The only way to get the projector to display is ensure it is the very last item to be powered up, otherwise only a bleary ghost of an image is displayed. As long as you know this the video is also of excellent quality. Just a little annoying, especially if the blue ray player gets accidentally turned off, you then have to power the projector down, power up the player and finally the projector to regain the image.