Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver kit,Newest,Plug & Play, Designed for Laptops,PC,Plug & Play,HDMI Dongle Adapter,Support 2.4/5GHz for Streaming Video/Audio from Laptop, PC to HDTV/Projector

It took a little while for my computer to seek it out and pop up as an option for display, but once it did, it failed to connect. The instructions state I need three pieces of hardware that are Intel. The requirements state Intel wireless router, Intel graphics, Intel processor, and Win 8.1 or above. The Win 8.1 is no issue however, the other three are an issue. If you dont have those three Intel requirements above, it wont work.

I need to use it to connect my phone to a projector. Tried many times and no success. I dont try it anymore.

The most seamless and streaming solution out there. Easy Plug and play and no need for configuration

I really wanted to like this device to be able to stream wireless video from my devices (Mac, PC, Android) but was disappointed by the operation of this dongle adapter. I was only able to get it to work intermittently using a PC and the output device a projector that didnt have wireless support. Other usage scenarios from my Mac or Android phone did not work and I was not able to successfully stream. For the price, this device only does one thing and I think that there are better options available that would work more reliably. Additionally, youll have to supply your own USB power supply, which is not hard to do but at this price point should be included. I do not recommend.

No more long and bulky 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. Really helps alot. get rid of the long bulky hdmi wire. Highly recommended!

Works flawlessly and connects easily. Great audio and picture quality!

Ive had issues trying to screencast from my laptop to my smart TV and hoped this would fix the problems Ive had. It didnt. Set up was easy and the online menu and remote are easy to use. Problem was that while watching the sound was off and then the picture started pixelating and getting blurry. Really thought for the cost this would be worth it but nope! Dont waste your money.

Im a healthcare practitioner using a wall-mounted monitor and wireless keyboard and mouse that are across the room from the mini computer I use to access our server. I didnt want an HDMI cable strung along the wall. This device works flawlessly and is virtually unseen, having a small plug into the monitor. In my other treatment room, outfitted previously with a different setup, I used the Topbuy Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver, also purchased on Amazon. It works flawlessly as well, however, its more expensive, juts out more from the monitor and computer, and requires you to push the button on the monitors receiver unit to make the initial connection. Thats no big deal, but this unit works just as well, connects immediately, and is two-thirds the price. Im actually glad I have two types, because I dont know if either would receive the others signal if they were identical and being used at the same time, but if youre just needing one, Id go with this one. Works immediately on startup, works well, has a smaller footprint, and is cheaper.

All you need to know about this dongle is that it doesnt work properly. The signal cuts in and out every minute or so and my device constantly recommends reconnecting to the source. Not what you want in a streaming device.

I had tried another kind of linkage device that requires a good network connection and it didnt work with my laptop at all. Thats what got me interested in this device, since it doesnt depend upon the network connection. It was almost like magic when very quickly, my working screen appeared on the large screen. The image quality was excellent and easy to operate. It does get warm while its working so I kept it in a clear area so air could circulate around the device. I did have to log into the network, but the signal itself doesnt require the network to carry it. Ill be trying this one in other circumstances to explore what it can really do.