NAMCIM Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver, Plug & Play, No Delay, Ultra HD Wireless HDMI Converter Dongle Adapter, Streaming Video/Audio from Laptop, PC, Smartphone to HDTV Projector

The setup of this could not be any easier. Plug in receiver to TV HDMI and USB. Plug transmitter nto PC using HDMI or USB-C. Change HDMI to appropriate slot. Youll see a blue screen with directions. Using a paperclip, on the bottom of the receiver hit the reset button for a 5 seconds. Then go to transmitter and press and hold button to pair- once paired, connect to TV under your settings with the designated letters/numbers clicking connect to display. It works using the TV sound as well so you dont need outside speakers.

Right out the box this thing just works. No driver, no software, simply plug and play. The box with the antennas plugs into the source that is going to be sending the video signal (i.e laptop, projector). The small usb dongle receiver plugs into the usb port of the device receiving that signal (i.e. TV, monitor). This is all done wirelessly and with zero lag (at least that I could notice). I tested this from a range of about 30 ft and had zero issues with connectivity. The overall footprint of both devices is very small and took up little space on my desk. Satisfied so far!

Such an awesome solution.It’s plug and play,no complicated set up or anything.Plug in and it’s ready to go.We used it connect our laptop and tv and it worked like a charm.Definitely recommend.Value is there for sure

No cables! Easy plug and play. Great if you want a portable device or if you want to set up another screen and not have to run wires. Works just as well as having a cable plugged in. From what Ive tried, no issue with audio or video synchronization.

This is a different approach for being able to share your screen or content from your laptop or any device that has HDMI. The best part is that is super easy to setup, just plug-in one of the devices in the Laptop in your HDMI (TX for Transmiter) the other one in the TV or projector that has HDMI (RX for Receiver). There is a mini-usb cable that needs to be plug-in for power in both the TX and the RX and after that you just push the button. Very easy to work.

It was just a few years ago when these wireless HDMI devices were so extremely expensive, clunky and finicky. You had to have the antennas a certain way and do a little dance just to make them work and they were never consistent. I dont know if this is just a better brand or progress has come that far, but this is so simple. I use it plugged into my phone streaming to my TV and use it from my laptop to my TV. It is super easy to use. I can take it to hotels with me and use it along with my wireless keyboard and my phone to basically do whatever I want surfing the net. I recommend this highly.

Picture on the computer was good but occasionally seemed to smear on the TV. Has a short range and lost picture when moved 20 away. Failed completely in the middle of the game. I replaced the wireless device with a cable and had no further issues. They are so proud of the device they didnt put a label on it.

Works like a charm

I have to admit, I had no idea what this product was when I received it. After doing some research and watching informational videos, I have grown to love it! It is very easy to set-up, and works sort of like a Bluetooth devise, but much better. This allows me to connect my projector to the internet, even when I am out in the backyard, or out of typical service range! I really like that you do not have to me very technically inclined to be able to use and enjoy this devise. I would recommend this product to others.

I have avoided reviewing this product for some time in the hopes that I could get it to work. I am a professional AV guy, working in the theatre business for 40 years. Let me say that when this DOES work, the picture is great. Thfor a distance of less thane fact that it can be powered by a laptop and projector is nice. BUT I have never been able to use it for more than five minutes at a time without it losing sync. I tried re-syncing, various antenna locations, to no avail. This was for a distance of less than 15 feet line of site.