3-way RCA Video Switch — Connect legacy devices to a single TV input without signal loss Why you need this Eliminates the hassle of swapping cables: switch between up to three RCA (composite) devices using one TV video port. Keeps audio and video quality intact: preserves clear analog video and stereo sound so older consoles and players perform as expected. No external power or setup required: true plug-and-play for instant use during gaming nights or movie sessions. Key benefits Simple, reliable switching between three RCA sources without degrading signal quality. Compact design resolves modern TV port limitations and frees up HDMI or component inputs for other devices. Works with standard RCA composite video and stereo audio connections used by legacy consoles, DVD/Blu-ray players (analog output), VCRs, and audio systems. Main features 3-way RCA switching for composite video plus left/right stereo audio. Plug-and-play operation — no power adapter needed. Small footprint for easy placement near TVs, consoles, or AV cabinets. Maintains analog video and stereo music clarity when switching sources. Compatibility Intended for legacy RCA/composite (yellow video, red/white audio) devices and TVs with a single available composite input. Ideal for older gaming consoles, DVD players with analog outputs, VCRs, and analog sound systems. Practical use scenarios 1) Gaming night: Keep three classic consoles connected (for example, retro systems with composite outputs) and switch between them quickly without unplugging cables. 2) Home theater with limited inputs: Connect a Blu-ray player (analog output), a streaming device with composite passthrough, and a legacy media player to one TV composite input, switching as needed. 3) Shared living spaces: Households that share a single TV can connect multiple audio/video sources (game console, media player, VCR) and switch sources for different users without reconfiguring equipment. What it solves Frees up scarce TV ports and reduces cable wear from frequent plugging/unplugging. Makes older audio/video equipment usable with modern TVs that have limited analog inputs. Simplifies multi-device setups for casual and enthusiast users alike. Note: Uses standard RCA/composite connections; functionality depends on devices and TV supporting analog composite video and stereo audio.