Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver Kit, Plug & Play, 2.4/5GHz Stable Streaming to Monitor/Projector/HDTV, Wireless HDMI Extender Kit for Laptop/PC/Camera/Blu-ray

Work better than expected. Clear, plug and play. Simple to use.

I got this device to produce a beautiful image on my big screen TV, but it has a long lag time, and it shuts down the audio on my computer and does not transmit sound to the TV. Im pretty sure this has something to do with HDMI standards that prevent conversion of music. I have to admit a bad mistake - having seen other such devices like the Chromecast, I assumed the little dongle was the receiver that goes to the TV, so I thought this device was DOA - but it was my mistake. Im looking for more support.

Cant get this audio to work over HDMI from my Samsung TV to my External AMP. Doesnt seem to recognize the source for sound. On a laptop it works fine, but when I change it as instructed from either HDMI or HDMI ARC on my Samsung TV, it does not work.

This is my favorite HDMI wireless adapter. I recently tried four different ones, and 3 of them had issues of one sort or another. This one is rock solid, has decent range, and lots of features, including crystal clear output. In my case I wanted to extend the output of my camera NVR to a remote monitor. This monitor only had VGA and DVI inputs - no worries I thought - Ill just get an HDMI->DVI cable and bobs your uncle! Wrong. The monitor doesnt support 1920x1080 (1080p), it only supported up to 1680x1024. Bummer. Then I noticed the VGA connector on the back. Dug out a vga cable and VOILA! It works. Crystal clear video, I can even read the camera overlay with it downscaling for the monitor. I also tested screen sharing from my Android phone, and it worked perfectly as well. It also has many other features that I didnt test - but it is the one I love! If you need a solid wireless HDMI transmitter, get this one. You wont be sorry.

Using this between laptop and projector (and sometimes the TV) and has been working impressively well - both at 1080p. Installation was a breeze. Used for watching home movies and happy with the performance.

Took a while to figure out. Your HDMI source should be 1080p, if not it will show the instruction screen on output monitor, which is to repair or screen mirroring with Android or iOS. My Lorex security system in the attic outputs 4k, I fed it to the transmitter and it did not work. After much effort figuring out the issue, I tried changing Lorex settings to 1080p and it worked. It is likely going back. Why market on something it is not capable of doing. I knew it outputs at 1080p but the product is supposed to decode 4k input. Transmitter and receiver are separated by one layer of 3/4 plywood and drywall and about 30 feet away. 1080p works good.

I was hooking a Flat Panel TV to a Streaming device about 25 feet apart. If this is your situation you will need TWO SEPARATE POWER SUPPLIES TO MAKE IT WORK. If hooking one unit to a laptop then it will power one of them. Get a POWER SUPPLY WITH NUMEROUS ADAPTER ENDS as the power connection on these units is not common. UPDATE THIS UNIT IS CONSTANTLY LOSING ITS PAIRING SO YOU HAVE TO RESET IT FREQUENTLY !!!! Update #2 TOTALLY DIED AFTER 90 DAYS OF ONLY MODERATE USE !!!!!!!!

Needed this urgently for a presentation I had to do, and it worked flawlessly. No glitches, no dropouts. I would order again in a heartbeat!

This wireless HDMI transmitter/receiver works perfectly for my needs. It includes the receiver unit (the part with the two antennas), the sender (the lollipop shaped device), and a USB power cord for each, as well as a short HDMI cable for the receiver. Using it is incredibly easy. Screw the antennas onto the receiver and point them up, as you see in the photos. Attach to your TV or projector with an HDMI cable. Plug the USB cable into it and the other end into a USB power source. Most TVs and projectors have USB ports, but if yours doesnt, plug it into a USB phone charger. Turn your TV on and select the appropriate input. Youll get an instruction screen. You probably wont need it. The transmitter and receiver are paired at the factory already. Now plug the transmitter into the HDMI port on your computer or whatever device you are using. If the power light comes on, you are good. That means the HDMI port on that device provides enough power to the transmitter. If you dont get a power light, plug the included USB power cord into the transmitter, and the other end into a USB plug. In about 10 seconds, the transmitter will connect to the receiver and your video and sound will be transmitted to the receiver. Done! I have used this approximately 90 feet from my TV and the picture and sound were still perfect. I couldnt get any further away. There is a very slight delay from transmitter to receiver (maybe half a second), so it may not be desirable for gaming. I am super happy with this setup. NOTE: The receiver also has VGA output for connecting to a monitor that does hot have an available HDMI.

I got this for use with a projector and gaming. Overall, it does what it describes, and wirelessly transmits the HDMI signal. I used it with my Xbox Series without issues. The quality is indistinguishable from a physical cable with no artifacting or digital noise that I could tell. I tried to game on it, but it does have a BIT of lag. Not major, but noticeable when playing video games. I have no way to tell exactly how much, but Id guess about 5-10 frames of lag were present when attempting to game. Thats why I said its great for some use-case scenarios. Its a bit pricey, but it does what it says, and it does it well!