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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Bronx Book Nerd
> 3 daySet 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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Placeholder
> 3 dayDont buy its bad wont ever connect, may work once or twice but its not worth the insane hassle.
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Toy D'Amore
> 3 dayGarbage. After about 10 minutes of use, it will consistently disconnect itself. If youre across the room you, youll have to walk back to the transmitter and push the button. Its a huge pain.
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Kohonah
> 3 dayGreat for sending a single without using all of those cords
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Mr Gadget
> 3 dayI bought these to broadcast from 1 TV to another and thought it would be as easy as plugging one stick in 1 tv and the other in the second tv. Well that proved not to be the case. I guess I am not as tech savvy as other posters but it is not that simple. For starters you need power to each usb stick and need to have access to the tv USB’s as well. To make a long story short, it was just to much of a hassle to use them that haven’t even used them yet and I bought these 5 months ago.
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omar
> 3 dayIve tested a few wireless HDMI transmitters and the common issue Ive run into is stable video streaming for anything past 720p. I was impressed with how stable the connection and how little latency I experienced during my testing. The transmitters themselves are built solidly, and are simple to set up and put to immediate use. Even without reading the instructions, you can quickly figure out which is the transmitter and which is the receiver, and get right to work. The image quality is fantastic and I saw very little artifacting or screen tearing. I imagine that these HDMI transmitters would be best in an office environment so that you can set up for a presentation without running cables everywhere, but at home it can be used as a way to remove some cable clutter in your home theater. I mentioned that the latency was rather low, but if youre planning on using these for gaming, I hate to tell you that it will make your game almost unplayable. Easy to set up and use, and with a strong and stable connection. These are a winner!
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Royal J
> 3 dayThis is a great Amazon find! You can plug In and play ! I used this for my Xbox One & it works good! I was tired of seeing that long HMDI cord hang from my tv! This is major plus! Very easy to setup!
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Jodi Jill
> 3 dayThe 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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Robert
> 3 dayIt works great I use for my security cameras
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Natalie H. Inskeep
> 3 dayAfter less than 2 months of use in my classroom the device failed. If I were to guess it died due to overheating. I am a teacher and used it most of the day. No longer syncs at all went through about a week of frequently lost connections and reboots. Finally dead as can be. No longer does anything but take up space on my mobile cart which is now locked in the front of the room. I think I will just buy a long cable and avoid the headache.