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HDFury Vertex Review : The AV Swiss Army Knife

HDFury Vertex Review : The AV Swiss Army Knife

Posted on November 9, 2018August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

What is the HDFury Vertex?

That’s a damn good question because the HDFury Vertex is a tricky product to define. The manufacturer itself terms the Vertex as an Ultra HD and HDR capable HDMI splitter and scaler, essentially combining HDFury’s previous Integral and Linker products. However, that description doesn’t really do the product justice in terms of its versatility and scope.

HDFury Vertex Review

The HDFury Vertex is the Swiss Army Knife of HDMI, and is capable of solving a multitude of problems that can crop up with the de facto connection interface of the HD and Ultra HD world we’re in. Let’s not beat around the bush though, the HDFury Vertex is not aimed at your average consumer, it is designed for AV enthusiasts, industry professionals, and content creators.
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