I've owned a number of these pelican system selectors over the years, and they have been very reliable. I still have one in use today in fact, that I use for some of my older gaming consoles.
If I had to find some aspect of them that I was dissatisfied with, it would probably be the tiny plastic piece labels that come with the device, for the little windows on the front, so you can see which source is the active one. They are just really small and difficult to see clearly from even a short distance away.
As a simple remedy however (and to include devices that no suitable plastic label piece existed for) I simply took some masking tape and wrote on it with a sharpie pen, placed it below the input source's front window, and problem solved really.
One thing I really appreciate about the system selector is that it does not require any power to operate. Simple mechanical switching of your desired input source when the button is pressed.
If you can still find these things anymore, even a used one, and you have a bunch of older consoles or similar devices that you want to hook to your TV via component cable (up to 3 devices) , s-video or composite rca cables (up to 4 devices), you really can't go wrong with this.
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