Wireless HDMI Transmitter & Receiver Dongle with 5.8GHz Wifi hdmi extender IR Passthrough 1080P Range 330ft Streaming from Laptops, PC, Satellite Box, PS4, Netflix, YouTube to TV and Projector

Wouldn't work no matter what I tried. Even when both units beside each other.Amazon solutions is to just to get you to contact the manufacturer.Returned for refund.Don't waste your time

Used it to see two tvs from one feed, much better than other items avaliable on Amazon, there is a slight delay on the video on the second TV but there is no disturbances.

It is a very good projection artifact. I thought it was complicated to use, but it was very easy to get it. Just connect to the manual and use it directly. It is also very convenient to explain and demonstrate to customers, and customers are also very interested. This laptop computer is easy to use, easy to operate, easy to use, complete with various accessories, no need to purchase separately, I have selected several brands of equipment, but I can’t connect receiver to the projector, and finally I chose this one, which is very convenient and fast. very useful.

The premise of this product is a good one - the ability to send an HDMI signal through walls/over distance without the need for wires.The execution? Well, that left a lot to be desired.The Sender unit, is the thin plug in bit of the kit.This is fixed, so you have to have sufficient room for a large chunk of plastic to poke out the back of whatever sender you are using (DVD player, Laptop etc). I was using this to send from a CCTV system concealed under a cupboard, which did not have the 6" or so of clearance at the back, so I ended up having to use an HDMI extension cable.The receiver, is the bulky unit with the aerials.This means you will have this unit sat somewhere on a surface, and then an HDMI cable to the back of the TV or display.When you count the 2 power supplies, plus the 2 HDMI cables, it's not such a discreet wireless system you would first expect. And that is not to mention the other 2 wires - IR cables you can plug in at each end (with a sticky bit for the sender/receiver) so you can use an IR Remote Control across the same signal.So it is not discreet, not easily fitted, and bundles of wires.So far, not so good.The signal, however, is very good for my purpose. A 1080p digital CCTV System sending the signal roughly 7m through a double skin brick wall without booster - and what comes out this end is perfect without any lost frames or dropped signal. I have not tested this on a fast-moving HD film, or with sound, so that may alter your results.But now for the worst part, and the reason I do not currently have this plugged in.The Sender unit gets hot.I mean, "too-hot-to-touch" hot.I dug out my thermometer and 20mins after unplugging it and leaving it on the kitchen side, it was still over 50 degrees on the outside. (When I plugged in back in and let it heat up, I measured it at 71 degrees C after just 30 mins of use). My concern being if it is that hot on the outside of the plastic casing, how hot are the electronic parts inside, and how hot will they get after a few days constant use???For over £128 I would have expected better.

While it arrived in good condition and on time I had to return as the picture quality it enabled was very poor.

Won’t even transmit video 30m. Awful. Returning

There is definitely some sort of application for this kind of device such and wireless HDMI however not sure if it is worth hassle.I think it is worth to mention most important advantage of this transmitter which is sending video signal from other end of the room or furthest next room without running some cables on carpet. I can imagine having projector but running cable is too invasive since you would need probably many meter of hdmi cable and then somehow clip it to ceiling. So here simply plug transmitter to projector and receiver to tv and enjoy video without cables bothering you. Wireless HDMI kit supports only up to 1080p in ideal conditions but still i noticed there is significant change in colour palet, also i noticed delay that is why I believe you could only use it to watch movies, shows picture for family. I have tried to play games from it but delay was too big to enjoy it.In my case it worked actually fine even from next room on same level and i think this was limit however I didn’t experienced any signal loss or disconnection.I must say that also there is too many cables hanging from both transmitter and receiver. Except device itself which takes lots of space you have power cable plugged in with microUSB and cable to either transmit or receive - some kind of antenna. Everything suddenly starts to getting bulky and if you have HDMI slots close to each other you might struggle unless you will use extension since device is wide and will take more than 1 slot.This is definitely interesting device however designed for specific conditions. Still however worked fine and did job well, how it’s been intended to do.

Didn't work.or connectAbsolutely rubbish

Durchschnittliche Qualität, Da sie zu heiß werden und immer wieder ausgehen

El producto llego cuando estaba previsto. El deco de la parabolica esta en la planta alta y la TV en la planta baja, fue conectar el transmisor y el receptor y a los pocos segundos empezar a ver.La señal es lo suficientemente buena para ver la parabolica en una TV que ya tiene sus añitos.Lo recomiendo pues funciona muy bien.

Ouf ! Un produit et un prix totalement à côté de la plaque autant l'un que l'autre. Déjà de base ça fait cheap, mais l'image que l'on obtient n'est même pas décente.Quand ça fonctionne, le son et l'image sont hachés, de mauvaise qualité, même dans la même pièce. Visuellement on est pas sur une grosse résolution. Ca sort un 1080P mais on est plus proche des 540p upscalé qu'autre chose. Ca pixelise, ça bave.A 170€, c'est non. Passez par câbles, 10 fois moins cher mais utilisable et de qualité.Je ne recommande pas ce produit.

J’ai commande cet ensemble pour remplacer une liaison HDMI peu esthétique entre le meuble support de mes décodeurs (box et satellites) et mon lecteur Blu-Ray. Après quelques heures d’utilisation, je suis revenu à mes bons vieux câbles, bien moins chers et bien plus performants.Dans un premier temps, l’installation s’est passée sans encombre. Le décodeur TV a été connecté au téléviseur sans difficulté et la transmission son et image s’est déroulée sans problème.J’ai recommencé avec le décodeur satellite, résultat similaire.J’ai ensuite voulu raccorder mes deux décodeurs au coupleur HDMI 2 entrées/1 sortie qui me permet, avec mes câbles, de n’avoir qu’un seul câble HDMI pour raccorder l’ensemble au téléviseur (quand on habite la campagne, l’ADSL nous joue quelques fois des tours et je peux alors reprendre mon programme sur la liaison satellite en appuyant sur 1 seul bouton après avoir allumé le décodeur.Avec cet équipement, je n’ai obtenu que le silence total : plus d’image et plus de son ! Pourtant les voyants rouges des alimentations électriques et bleus de connexion Wifi étaient allumés. Démontage, remontage, nouveau test en solo, impossible d’utiliser mon coupleur. Ce dispositif ne semble fonctionner que pour assurer une liaison directe entre 2 appareils, tout équipement installé entre eux perturbant son utilisation et le rendant totalement inopérant. Ses performances me semblent donc bien trop limitées. Il ne peut pas être utilisé sur une installation un tant soit peu complexe et reste donc limité à une liaison point à point entre 2 appareils pour ne pas avoir à installer des câbles gênants, disgracieux voire dangereux comme par exemple une liaison entre un ordinateur et un vidéo projecteur dans une salle de réunion. C’est vraiment très cher pour économiser quelques mètres de câbles HDMI.