Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver with Wireless HDMI Converter Dongle Adapter, Plug and Play Support 2.4/5GHz 4K Decoding Wireless HDMI Kit for Streaming Video and Audio to Monitor from Laptop/Pc

It worked out of the box with me. I have the transmitter outside about 100 feet from the receiver which is inside connected to a monitor. Will recommend but it will be better if it had 2 receivers.

I bought this HDMI Transmitter for my Ninja V recorder. It is a cheaper solution for wireless monitor. The body is metal with good quality. I tested it by using PC and Ninja V (input: 1080p 60 frame/s). The video quality is good without latency. It is also very easy to pair. They had paired before I read the manual somehow. A power bank is recommended for a wireless solution. Overall, I am happy to have it.

Review after one year of usage. It lasted exactly one year. For the price it’s not a good bargain. Sealing other alternatives. It was easy to connect at first . It lasted about 6 months like that, then it started to get hot and sometimes we had to disconnect it and let it cool off for about an hour then reconnecting it fixed the problem, then in the 12th month it just wouldn’t turn on or connect or anything.

Very good, do not need to use any cable at all. It can save space and make home look neat. The device is easy to set up and use, and compatibility is very good. I use it to connect my new projector and it works amazingly. This is one of the best purchases for me this year. The wireless HDMI device is surprisingly good.

Very pleased with this product. Works very well with my laptop. Received on date as promised.

This thing is awesome I should have bought several

I recently hosted an event where I had to stream my laptop screen to a large TV. Unfortunately, even after testing it out the day before, disaster struck on the day of the event, and no sound was coming through from my laptop to the TV. Anway, that's what prompted me to search for this wireless HDMI transmitter (I had no idea what it was called or what I was looking for at the time). This thing is amazing! While it comes with an HDMI cord, a power cord, a third cord (not sure what it's for yet), and a couple of adapter ends (not sure what these are for yet either), all you need to do is hook the receiver up to the TV via the HDMI cord and plug the circular transmitter into your laptop. Then you find the right input mode on your TV to view and hear whatever is on your laptop! This might sound silly to more tech savvy people, but I'm blown away by how simple this transmitter makes it to hook your laptop up to a TV, and you can even have your laptop in a different room. I'll never have issues during presentations again! Note that while this device does come with a power cord, it does not come with a power cube. Also, I noticed that the circular transmitter gets hot to the touch when in use. It didn't burn my skin, but it was just really hot.

I started using this a month past its return. I have used HDMI transmitters of various types for years. My setup is the following: I have satellite video from Dish Network with a Wally receiver in an RV. Since the output from that receiver goes only to one TV in the living room, I'd like to be able to send the same signal to the TV in the bedroom. An HDMI transmitter should do that but the signal needs to go through a splitter with input to it from the Wally satellite receiver, outputs going to the TV in the living room and then to the transmitter. Connections are using quality HDMI signals. The video signal is transmitted to the wireless receiver and then onto the bedroom TV but there's no audio. I tried 2 different brands of HDMI splitters and that made no difference. The TV plays output with sound from a Blu-ray player. I understand that there may be multiple causes for this including problems with the TV's HDMI port, HDMI cables, any HDMI splitter in general as well as this wireless transmitter/receiver. Narrowing down cause the audio failure will take some trial and error. In the meantime, I've submitted a question to other users to see if anyone has had the same problem. Unfortunately, there is no obvious way to contact the manufacturer regarding product support or even its warranty.

I’m a software programmer and had to use my big hall tv screen as my extended display for development while sitting in my lazyboy couch. I must say it’s a good gadget and has easy to install setup. I was concerned about the response rate during typing in the visual studio or wordpad but to my surprise it has a very good response rate while I am 12 feet away from the tv screen. I haven’t observed screen freezing or slowness during my usage so far and really like this gadget. Recommend for users in need of such things.

Returned because it couldn't maintain connection. Purchased 100 ft. of fiber optic cable instead.

Perfect for my cheap TV. Lagging on my projector. Line of sight is decent even through 1 wall.

Given how much you could spend on something like this, this unit is a terrific value. I use it in a gymnasium for guest presenters. I got sick of stringing 50 feet of HDMI cable - this solution is way better and at a pretty good price.

It developed a stutter every 3‐5 seconds after 3 months. I've tried everything to fix the situation. It's now useless.