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Neet® - HDMI 2.0 Audio Converter/Extractor - HD Digital Optical TOSlink/SPDIF/Analogue Stereo - Full HDMI pass through - 3D - Supports HDCP 2.2 and 1.4-4K @ 60HZ

4.2 out of 5 stars 107 ratings
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Brand Neet Cables
Maximum supply voltage 5 Volts
Minimum supply voltage 5 Volts
Interface type HDMI
Number of channels 2

About this item

  • Allows you to send Digital /Analogue audio from a HDMI feed to an amp or A/V Receiver / surround sound / soundbar audio system
  • Fully supports 3D and YUV 4:4:4, 4K@60HZ
  • HDCP 2.2 Compliant , supports SPDIF [TOSLINK optical] Supports Analogue R/L output
  • supports DTS HD , Dolby True HD lossless ... UK 5v power supply Included
  • *** Neet Specialist Customer Support *** 2 YEAR WARRANTY ****
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Product description

This Neet HDMI 2.0 Audio Extractor allows the audio to be split from the HDMI feed so it can be sent to an AV amp or surround sound system to enjoy the highest quality sounds ... the unit has HDMI in and out so the HD Video will continue on to the TV/Monitor ... the audio is split from HDMI into both Digital [Optical / Coaxial] and Analogue formats so you can even connect to a non HDMI amplifier.. The unit supports HDCP 2.2 and 3D video format functions and is compliant with your 3D enabled HDMI devices.

Product details

  • Is discontinued by manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
  • Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 12 x 8 x 3 cm; 120 g
  • Date First Available ‏ : ‎ 11 Dec. 2013
  • Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Neet Cables
  • ASIN ‏ : ‎ B00H8T1DJ8
  • Item model number ‏ : ‎ NHA-110SAN
  • Guaranteed software updates until ‏ : ‎ unknown
  • Customer reviews:
    4.2 out of 5 stars 107 ratings

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Customers find the HDMI converter works well, particularly with 4th-gen AppleTVs, and appreciate its build quality, ease of setup, and lack of latency problems. The audio and picture quality receive mixed feedback - while some praise the audio output, others note it doesn't support surround sound, and while some report 1080p compatibility issues with Xbox One. The value for money also gets mixed reviews, with some finding it excellent while others consider it a waste of money.

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48 customers mention ‘Functionality’40 positive8 negative

Customers find that the HDMI converter works very well, particularly with 4th-Gen AppleTV's, and one customer mentions it performs well with 1080P content.

"...Works perfectly, plug and play. The only trick is, I'm used to using the TVs PC function when using the DVI socket...." Read more

"...this with a Chromecast to extract the audio to my SONOS soundbar - works a treat!" Read more

"A great little box of tricks. I just use it to split high res audio from the hdmi output of a WD TV Live which is networked to my NAS...." Read more

"...This is excellent worked first time and easy to install. The box is compact also so is ideal." Read more

21 customers mention ‘Quality’21 positive0 negative

Customers find the HDMI converter to be of excellent quality.

"Great product!Thanks a lot!" Read more

"Excellent product. Easy, simple set-up...." Read more

"...A great bit of kit. And excellent customer services." Read more

"...It has not affected the picture, it may have improved the quality somewhat...." Read more

12 customers mention ‘Ease of setup’12 positive0 negative

Customers find the HDMI converter easy to set up, with one mentioning it's a straightforward plug-and-play solution.

"...This is excellent worked first time and easy to install. The box is compact also so is ideal." Read more

"...Pros: Easy to setup, literally plug and play..." Read more

"I bought this to capture hifi audio from Apple TV 4. It is very easy to set up, and works very well...." Read more

"...Was set up in two minutes, and delighted that the audio was spot on...." Read more

6 customers mention ‘Build quality’6 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the build quality of the HDMI converter, describing it as reliable and well-made.

"...Product quality is excellent, made of a tough plastic, and tight, good quality connectors...." Read more

"...Recommended, dead easy to set up and use, has been reliable." Read more

"...This feels well built and all you need to do is plug everything in." Read more

"...Does the job perfectly. Great quality build as well." Read more

5 customers mention ‘Input lag’5 positive0 negative

Customers report no latency problems with the HDMI converter, and one customer mentions it works within two minutes of setup.

"...There's also no input lag which was my only worry, so great for anyone playing games!..." Read more

"...in order to extract the audio on a toslink cable to an AV amp, it’s a quick and and easy install and the audio is absolutely brilliant providing..." Read more

"...No more latency problems!" Read more

"...Out of the box, plugged in, powered up and working in two minutes max. Used with Chromecast to breakout audio no bother at all, perfect!" Read more

13 customers mention ‘Value for money’4 positive9 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the converter's value for money, with some finding it excellent while others consider it a waste of money.

"absolutely hopeless item. waste of money glad i could return it...." Read more

"...the device for a few days so cannot say how reliable it is and it's not cheap (compared to the others)." Read more

"...Having used Neet before and been impressed with the price/performance I decided to go with them once again and am I glad I did!..." Read more

"It may be a bit expensive but is exactly what I need and works perfectly. We love our Chromecast and always uses it to stream shows and movies...." Read more

9 customers mention ‘Picture quality’6 positive3 negative

Customers have mixed experiences with the HDMI converter's picture quality, with some reporting issues with 1080p output on Xbox One, while one customer describes it as crystal clear.

"...The sound quality - is excellent, as is the picture quality (the HDMI signal travels through the Neet)...." Read more

"...main problem was that when i switched on my xbox one it kept giving low resolution 640x480 and would not let it output to 1080p...." Read more

"...plugged directly from source to TV (Sony Bravia 40"), the picture is perfect...." Read more

"...I had an excellent picture but no surround sound only 2 channel stereo...." Read more

Top reviews from United Kingdom

  • Finn94
    5.0 out of 5 stars If you are looking to extract audio from HDMI, this is the device to go with
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 11 February 2015
    Verified Purchase
    After being intrigued by an interesting link concerning a Chromecast paired with a VGA converter that had AUX out in an attempt to connect the Chromecast to any 3.5mm speaker, I decided to investigate. As I am subscribed to Google Music the ability to connect my Chromecast to any 3.5mm speaker made a lot of sense, as I could take advantage of the streaming service without constantly having the TV on. I read reviews on the 'VGA solution' but the seemingly recurring message was that the DAC in the £10 device was very very poor - as music was main concern this seemed a waste of money. As I had a spare FiiO Taishan DAC laying about I decided to look for a device that was capable of separating digital audio from the Chromecasts HDMI and let the dedicated FiiO DAC do the conversion. Having used Neet before and been impressed with the price/performance I decided to go with them once again and am I glad I did!

    Pros:

    Easy to setup, literally plug and play

    Dedicated switch for allowing maximum compatibility (Position 1 - allows the HDMI source to handshake with the receiver, thus communicating the most compatible audio format, usually 2.0 pcm, which is then split by the Neet device. Position 2 - Manipulates the handshake so that particular audio formats such as 5.1 dolby, dts, etc are forced)

    Coaxial, Optical and 3.5mm Aux out!

    Comes with an RCA to 3.5mm cable and power supply

    HDMI video signal is not affected

    Whilst brief and not written in stellar English, the manual provided helps to set things up quite easily

    Cons:

    At £33, it is slightly expensive

    Verdict:

    I have had this device up and running for a month and it has performed flawlessly. The audio out is superb and has given my Chromecast a new place and use in my house. I would absolutely recommend this product
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  • long-distance shopper
    5.0 out of 5 stars New life for old kit!
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 4 October 2016
    Verified Purchase
    I bought this to capture hifi audio from Apple TV 4. It is very easy to set up, and works very well. I have an old, very good, TV, and a very, very old, very good, analogue amplifier with speakers. Apple TV makes the TV 'smart' - a cheap upgrade; the Neet extracts the audio to the hi fi, so it can be used with or without the TV. The sound quality - is excellent, as is the picture quality (the HDMI signal travels through the Neet).
    Sorry, I can't say how this would work with 'bundle' like BT or Sky: I use FreeSat for live TV, and simply stream what else I want from the internet, so I'm not tied in to any supplier.
    I am using the analog audio output (an audio cable is supplied, but it isn't great build quality). I haven't tried the optical output though I have been using a Neet Toslink unit for many years so I am sure that this element of the technology should work fine - it's why I chose the Neet unit this time.
    The outputs are: HDMI, co-axial, analog audio, and optical (digital).
    I hope this helps if you're thinking of buying one.
    The box contained just the unit, power supply and audio cable: no toslink cable, no HDMI cable, and no instructions. Whether this is Neet's policy with cables and instructions or Amazon's (of recycling of unwanted goods), I can't say. I downloaded the instructions and I had the cables I needed anyway.
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  • Adrian Mars
    4.0 out of 5 stars good with a Chromecast but some mains hum
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 31 January 2015
    Verified Purchase
    Works well with a Google Chromecast to provde analogue output via its 3.5mm jack but there is some mains hum. Not enough to be a vast issue when the chromecast is at full volume but would prefer it not to he there. Other audio sources to the same amp do not suffer the same problem.
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  • Peter Mee
    2.0 out of 5 stars Processing affects signal quality
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 12 January 2015
    Verified Purchase
    This review relates to the Neet® - HDMI Audio Converter / Extractor - HD Digital Optical TOSlink / Coaxial / Analogue Stereo - Full HDMI pass through - 3D - ARC.

    This unit detrimentaly affects the video signal and cannot be recommended.

    In fairness, I have it at the end at a long hdmi run (10M) but here's what I see;

    With the HDMI cable plugged directly from source to TV (Sony Bravia 40"), the picture is perfect.

    With the same cable connected to the units input and a short .25M HDMI connecting output to TV, there is red noise introduced to the picture - visible specs of red flicker across the entire picture, especially noticeable on dark, black or grey programme content. It looks like the kind of problem you'd see with a faulty HDMI cable (though I've tried several so it's not a cable fault)

    I haven't had a chance to test with shorter cable runs (I expect it would be OK) but whatever image processing it's doing is degrading the (probably already edge case) signal.

    It's a pity because the audio extraction works perfectly, just no good for long cable runs.
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  • Amazon Customer
    1.0 out of 5 stars Stay Well Away Hopeless Product Would Not output 1080p on xbox one.
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 28 June 2016
    Verified Purchase
    absolutely hopeless item. waste of money glad i could return it. gave also sorts of problems, main problem was that when i switched on my xbox one it kept giving low resolution 640x480 and would not let it output to 1080p. it looks like it can not handle signal or it is faulty. either ways i would not recommend this product to anyone. stay well away.
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  • Callum Kerr
    5.0 out of 5 stars Super-easy to set up, great quality outputs
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 24 January 2015
    Verified Purchase
    I purchased this device to split away audio from my HDMI monitor, due the monitor outputting poor quality audio. I really didn't want to send the monitor back (Asus, excellent quality display!), so went looking for a solution and arrived here. Package arrived quickly (paid extra for a next-day Saturday delivery) with excellent packaging. Product quality is excellent, made of a tough plastic, and tight, good quality connectors.

    Was set up in two minutes, and delighted that the audio was spot on. There's also no input lag which was my only worry, so great for anyone playing games! Brilliant little device, solved my problem without upsetting the bank balance too much.
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