LOGIK Adapters & splitters

Discover our range of LOGIK Adapters & splitters

Logik adapters and splitters make everyday connections simple, from adding extra HDMI inputs to extending aerial leads neatly to a wall-mounted TV. The range is built for straightforward jobs, so you can plug in consoles, streamers and older players without turning your living room into a cable nest.

Start with the basics. An HDMI switch gives a TV short on inputs a new lease of life, letting you swap between a set-top box, games console and media player with a button press. If you need the same picture in two places, a small splitter sends one source to two screens, handy for a kitchen TV that mirrors the lounge. For older devices, an AV-to-HDMI converter brings composite or component outputs onto a modern set, while simple couplers and gender-changers solve awkward connector mismatches.

For aerial connections, Logik extension leads and low-profile couplers keep coaxial runs tidy along skirting and behind brackets. Use the shortest length that reaches comfortably, avoid tight bends, and route away from mains cables where possible. If you are wall mounting, measure from the socket to the bracket and add a little slack so the cable does not pull when you angle the screen. USB-C and mini-DisplayPort adapters in the range make quick work of getting a laptop onto a TV for work presentations or film night.

Reliability comes down to sensible choices. Powered HDMI accessories help with longer cable runs and higher resolutions, while passive adapters are best used close to the device. Label inputs on the TV once you are happy with the setup to make family use easier, and keep a spare short HDMI lead in the drawer for visiting consoles or cameras. You can compare Logik adapters at Currys and pick exactly what your room needs. Pricing varies by retailer and region.

Setup tip: if a source does not show after switching, wait a few seconds for the handshake, then try another HDMI input on the TV before re-cabling.

Can I connect an older games console to a new TV?

Yes, an AV-to-HDMI converter will bridge older analogue outputs to a modern HDMI input so you can keep playing classics.

Will a splitter let me watch two different sources?

No, a splitter duplicates one source onto two screens. Use an HDMI switch if you want to select between several sources on one TV.

How long can an HDMI cable be before I see issues?

Shorter is more reliable, especially at higher resolutions. For longer runs, use good-quality cables and consider a powered switch or active lead.

Is an aerial cable extension OK behind a wall-mounted TV?

Yes, provided the connectors are seated firmly and there is no sharp bend behind the bracket. Keep some slack for swivel and tilt.