ANYGET Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver, Wireless HDMI Extender Kit,Designed for Laptops,PC,HDMI Dongle Adapter,Support 2.4/5GHz for Streaming Video/Audio from Laptop, PC to HDTV/Projector

I like that I can finally connect my iPad to my tv wirelessly. It’s very easy easy to set up, simply connect and everything is good to go in moments. There is no sign of any lag or functionality issues. It’s a smooth and seamless method to connect a device to your monitor or tv wirelessly. The picture is clear and just as good as a hdmi cord connection.

If you want wireless HDMI transmission without the bulk of a box shape unit or you prefer sleek compact design, then the ANYGET Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver is the ideal product. This transmitter and receiver comes in a two-piece compact stick shape kit, which allows them to take minimum space or even be completely hidden behind your devices. The ANYGET Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver its powered using USB-A to USB-C cable, which could be connected on most TV USB port on the back. The unit is capable of 1080p HD resolution even when transmitting at a distance of 58 feet with a glass partition in the way. The unit is supper easy to use, just plug and power both the transmitter and receivers HDMI sticks and they start working in seconds. Included you will find the HDMI transmitter, the HDMI receiver, a male to female HDMI extension cable, a couple of USB-A to USB-C cables and a user guide. The ANYGET Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver kit is perfect, since it could be placed out sight behind a TV or projector for a clean setup and the compact stick size makes it a useful travel companion.

This wireless HDMI transmitter/receiver set is truly plug and play. The units are paired at the factory, and they come with 2 USB A to C cables, since each unit needs DC supplied. A handy HDMI extension cable is also included. I used these to mirror streaming Prime Video to a pull down monitor mounted in the kitchen. The The ANYGET exrender was much easier than the prior setup, which required a dedicated Ethernet cable to carry the signal.

The HDMI wireless Tx/Rx pair that I received matches its product description. My testing showed that they can be a bit finicky, which was not unexpected. I was able to get the Tx and Rx to pair up but not without several attempts. My TV on the Rx side didnt provide power to the HDMI connector but the TV has a USB port and I was able to use the supplied USB power cable to power the Rx side. On the Tx side, it appears that the Tx was getting power from the HDMI source, but the Tx wasnt pairing with the Rx. I added separate power to the Tx side from a USB port and I was eventually able to get the picture on the Rx side. The picture size was scaled a bit larger than the TV screen and so the edges of the picture where chopped off by the TV. I didnt try and make any picture size adjustment settings during my testing. I also noted a bit of ghosting in the picture and overall the TV picture was not as sharp and detailed as when using a standard HDMI cable. I think that this pair of wireless HDMI adapter is very useful when needed, but I would not replace my normal wired HDMI cable.