Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver, Plug & Play Portable Wireless HDMI Extender Kit for Streaming Video and Audio to HDTV/Projector/Monitor from Laptop/PC/TV Box.
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Robert
> 24 hourIt works great I use for my security cameras
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Bronx Book Nerd
> 24 hourSet up is very quick and simple. The picture quality is very good; it did seem to hold a solid 1080p. The wireless connection is very strong. I even brought the transmitter to the far end of an adjacent room and closed the door just to test it and the signal held up flawlessly. This is great for watching videos and making presentations. The picture quality is even sharp enough to work on word documents. The only thing this isnt great for is playing video games, as there is a slight but noticeable delay, and the framerate sometimes drops when the visuals change abruptly. Lastly, just be aware that both the receiver and the transmitter will need a free USB port to draw power.
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WSP
> 24 hourWorks as promised and goes far beyond! Firstly, it has stopped then annoying buffering on my TV connection!! Secondly, it has eliminated the annoying wire clutter! Huge plus!! Thirdly, this is an easy - and much more stable- wireless connection to a wireless mesh system in my home. This is just a straight forward upgrade that eliminates the need to be tech savvy. Just plug in and enjoy!! Over the moon happy!! 5+ stars!
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John Coleman
> 24 hourStopped working after 1 month. No place to even ask a question. Would not resync. Went in the trash.
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Bill Strand
> 24 hourI wanted an HDMI TX/RX to move my TV across the room from the cable outlet without digging into the walls or floor. When I tried to use it at only 6 feet separation for a test, it setup very easily but the latency degraded the signal so badly it was very hard on the eyes. I would not recommend this product.
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Jodi Jill
> 24 hourThe wireless transmitter and receiver was a great addition to my tech. I find that I need to use different video outlets to make my video and audio work and it appeared I was always needing an extra cord or two. As you might expect the cords get tangled and its sometimes a pain. The wireless transmitter allows you to easily point to the tech you want to use with the receiver. With easy to follow directions, I was able to set this up within minutes and get started. From right out of the box, I was able to use it for several different items including my computer, a monitor and even a tablet. The opportunity to make it transmit to the tech I needed was very helpful. After using it for my home office, I also had an assistant use it for a set up for a conference room so all participants could utilize and review our content. The set up also worked there without ease and she was able to figure it out quickly too. Its a very useful took at work, home office or even a traditional office setting.
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From Iowa
> 24 hourWish it had lasted. Used 60 days without any issues. Very pleased... then no signal. Disappointed as we liked the quality. Will try to get replacement.
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lukep
> 24 hourThis was easy to use. One thing to note: The instructions say the power supply should be greater than 5V - 2A. If your power draw is not at that level or greater then there may be some distortions. I used low power and experienced small audio static at times but had no issues when using correct power.
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clemente capolongo
> 24 hourinitially worked fine for a bit then it just stopped working after two weeks. tried to return it but the window to return it had closed. Total crap!
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BetterThanJesus
> 24 hourAfter tripping over my 20ft HDMI cable that I was running across my living room floor, I bought this transmitter and receiver hoping to save myself a bad fall. After dealing with this pair, Ive decided to risk the broken neck and stick with the HDMI cable. Each piece requires an HDMI port along with a separate power port (USB-C) but wont register a power supply that isnt plugged into the computer Ive got the transmitter plugged into. I tried every different combination of plugging in the USB into the computer, or the wall outlet, or putting the transmitter into the HDMI port, or using a converter and using the DisplayPort port, but nothing ever seemed to affect the outcome. I was spinning a roulette wheel to decide whether or not this thing would even work. The picture quality is loathsome. I recognize that-- when this thing actually works-- its got a lot to do, but even the slightest tasks you perform on your computer will make the picture freeze and (hopefully) reconnect a good 5 seconds later. Im not talking about video games, either - this waste of plastic could barely keep its head above water through the length of a YouTube video. I tried playing with the resolution and aspect ratio, hoping it would produce a better picture quality, but no. The whole screen looks like it was shoved through a 144p video quality filter and tried to recreate the 1080p quality blindfolded. So here I am, with a $130 product sitting in its box after failing to connect to anything for the 11th time. Id give this product 1 star, but those reviews seem to be reserved for people who encountered shipping problems. This product is expensive garbage and Id love to see about getting a refund.