Measy W2H MINI II Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver HDMI Extender up to 30M / 100Feet To Stream 1080P 3D Video

Incluso sin obstáculos el alcance no llega ni a 4 metros

I have actually looked into many wireless AV senders hoping to get rid of horrible projector cables hanging down the ceiling. It was a long journey with many disappointments. The list below was born from those. But it was all worth the trouble because I have finally got rid of the cables! There were only 3 criteria that I had to satisfy to make this work but 2 optional ones make the deal even sweeter:1. Must support 1080P @60Hz natively (ie standard full HD).2. Imperceivable input lag.3. Does not create ghosting artefacts on a fast moving image.4. Bonus - does not interfer with WIFI 5Ghz / AC.5. Bonus - powered from USB.This AV sender does all 5!!! I cannot be happier! Tried playing fast paced games, various films, text/web browsing and everything else I could think of. Crispy clear picture and no lag what so ever!Apparently A/V transmission runs on 60GHz radio frequency so no WIFI interferrence in 2.4Ghz or 5Ghz bands! But this tech has a downside - 60GHz radio cannot penetrate the walls. So will only work in a direct line of sight.Also both sender and receiver have micro-USB connection for power. For me this means that sender is powered from a USB port on a PC and a receiver is powered from a USB port on a projector! No trailing power cables is icing on the cake!!!There is no IR/remote support but I don't care as I won't be using that anyway.So overall, am I happy? Absolutely! Will I be recommending this to my friends to connect PC/Laptop/Console to projector? Yes, without hesitation.

Expensive for what it is. When the guide says it needs line of sight to each box it's not joking. You can't position it behind a sofa and even a person or dog standing in front of it can disrupt the picture quality. It has a noticeable lag so I wouldn't recommend gaming on it. But apart from that it does exactly as described at 1080p quality. I use it as I have the TV in a part of the room with no aerial sockets nearby, so I have a Freeview box next to the aerial socket and these send it across the room to the TV.

We bought to wirelessly connect with our projector and couldn't be happy. It's relatively expensive, but streams the HDMI video and audio to the projector. You can diver the audio to your amplifier at source for 5.1 sound.

Even with the transmitter and receiver inches away from each other they do not work. Just two boxes with a flashing led.