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Make HDMI Wireless
Say goodbye to the hassles that cluttering HDMI cables can bring you. Enjoy your wireless life with the HDM transmitter and receiver kit.
Long Distance Transmission
Supports 98FT/30M ultra long-range wireless transmission, enough to cover your living room or conference room.
Mirror or Extend Mode
Mirror or extend content from your device to a larger screen. Meet your screen usage needs and multitask at any time.
Compact and Neat
The transmitter and receiver look exactly like a cable, making them easy to carry around and use the wireless mirroring feature anytime, anywhere.
Bubba
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2025
This works fine.
Mr. Adams
Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2024
Update: After using this for a few weeks, I'm bumping it up a star. While it still gets hot enough that I wouldn't be comfortable leaving it powered overnight, it turns out that a lot of the heat that made it really scary was from the adapter I had it plugged into rather than the wireless adapter itself.Also, I've discovered that this works really, really well with a small power bank, an HDMI to USB-C adapter, and a set of AR glasses to have a pocketable screencasting setup for anything with an HDMI output.Original Review:Pros:-Latency much better than expected. My normal latency test is playing through the opening stage of Megaman X3 and seeing how "wrong" things feel, and playing from the next room over didn't feel weird at all... at least as far as the controls.-No setup was required. The 2 were paired right out of the box.Cons:-30Hz picture. A lot of retro games use a 60Hz sprite flicker effect, so this refresh rate means that the sprites flickering at 60Hz are either completely invisible or completely solid instead of looking transparent.-Gets HOT even after fairly brief usage. I was originally considering leaving this plugged into the monitor permanently, but I'd be concerned of a catastrophic meltdown if left powered overnight to say nothing of the power draw.
Gottlob999
Reviewed in Italy on February 13, 2024
ok with debian 12
Rodney Jasorkowski
Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2024
The screen on my laptop died,this casts exceptional to my tv
Client d'
Reviewed in France on December 2, 2024
Câble HDMI sans fil très pratique. Fonctionne parfaitement pour connecter un écran à un ordinateur.Configuration très pratique.SAV réactif, petit problème de déconnexion, le vendeur m'a apporté la solution rapidement par mail.
Zdzisław Salis
Reviewed in Poland on November 14, 2024
zrywa połączenie i czasami nie chce sie łączyć. bardzo to niekomfortowe
Orsolya
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 25, 2024
Works great but found it on AE for 1/3 price
Customer ZW
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2023
First off, I have to say I'm a bit concerned about the HDMI plug side getting really hot within seconds of use. It's got me worried about the potential fire hazard that might pose. As for the image quality, it's alright, nothing too mind-blowing. I did notice that there's not much delay, which is a plus, especially when it comes to streaming video or presentations. However, there's a bit of a downside too - those mosaic artifacts that pop up occasionally. They can be a bit distracting, especially if you're trying to enjoy a movie or focus on a presentation. On the plus side, the wireless setup itself is quite convenient. No more tangling cables or limited range - you've got the freedom to move around without being tied down. This makes it a good fit for different scenarios like home theater setups, office meetings, lectures, and educational settings. But coming back to that heat issue - I think it's something that needs attention. While the convenience of wireless streaming is great, it shouldn't come at the risk of potential overheating or fire hazards.
Uve Puntop
Reviewed in Spain on July 8, 2023
Este par de transmisor-receptor parece pura magia, pero me han resuelto un problema para conectar un proyector que quiero poner en el techo. Hace tiempo probé algo parecido, pero era mucho más grande y al final lo tuve que devolver porque daba problemas de conexiones.La apariencia es de dos cables iguales, solo diferenciados por el icono y letras que tienen en la carcasa del conector (en el emisor pone Computer, en el receptor pone TV/Monitor). Cada cable tiene un conector HDMI, y otro USB-A (el grande). El USB sólo sirve para dar alimentación, con lo que podemos usar cualquier puerto USB del emisor o el receptor, o en su ausencia, alimentarlo con un cargador de móvil o incluso con un powerbank.Las carcasas son un poco más grandes que las de un cable normal, pero incluyen una electrónica muy potente que es capaz de transmitir video hasta 1080p (1920 x 1080) a 60Hz, y audio digital.Mi escenario de uso es conectar de forma inalámbrica un proyector que tengo en el techo. La fuente de video la saco de la salida HDMI Master del amplificador de Home Cinema. El destino es un proyector en el techo, donde sólo uso el video (el audio lo utilizo en el amplificador).Al usarlo no he hecho pruebas intensivas de audio para ver que formatos de audio multicanal puede soportar. En video, soporta perfectamente el 1080p, sin cortes de ningún tipo, estando el emisor y el receptor en la misma sala. Haciendo pruebas, me funciona bien cruzando hasta dos paredes de casa, pero no he podido probar en distancias largas sin paredes.Tiene un poco de lag (retraso), aceptable viendo peliculas o series, que en mi caso podría incluso corregirlo en la configuración del amplificador. Esto puede ayudar para usarlos para video juegos, donde los jugones de juegos de acción pueden quizás percibir el lag.Hay algunos comentarios sobre un problema de calentamiento. He medido la temperatura de la carcasa del emisor y receptor (son las que se calientan más, las de USB sólo se calientan ligeramente) y después de 2 horas de funcionamiento, se ponen a unos 65 grados. Es cierto que es algo alto, pero no creo que sea peligroso, además de que la temperatura se alcanza en los primeros 10 minutos y luego se estabiliza.Para mí, por funcionalidad y tamaño son perfectos. No necesito más prestaciones (ni mayor resolución ni mayor distancia) con lo que mi valoración es de ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
GRH
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2023
Within its advertised limitations, this product works very well. "Installation" was easy. Out of the box, mine required pairing, which the documentation suggested was not always necessary. Not a big deal as the pairing was simple and worked according to the online instructions. Once paired, repeating the process should not be needed.My first test was from my Macbook Air to a PC monitor, using a USB-C to HDMI adapter on the Macbook, with the wireless transmitter plugged into the adapter's HDMI port. The display came up within a few seconds and looked great. There is a bit of a transmission lag, so forget about gaming (well, solitaire would be OK). For movies, the lag is not an issue. I did notice some video judder when the distance between the TX and RX adapters was increased (~2 rooms apart via open space). Moving further apart (or closing doors between the rooms) made for unwatchable video, but still a fairly stable image for still image applications.You'll want line of sight from TX to RX for the best experience. Protected content requiring HDCP played fine as well.Next I tried a Roku source to two different 4K TV's, and this also worked well. Picture quality was not visibly degraded, so their compression scheme must be top notch. One configuration I could not get to work was passing the signal through an AVR (i.e. HDMI wireless from a Roku to an input of the AVR, and a wired HDMI from the AVR to the display). In that case the image was black, although audio was present at the AVR. I got the same result with two different AVRs. This maybe a corner case usage, but I kinda expected it to work - so beware if you care about this one.The devices use a standard 5GHz WiFi channel for their operation, which could in theory cause interference with other network devices but in practice this seems unlikely given smart routers should avoid using conflicting channels.For occasional use, given its ease of use and portability, this wireless TX/RX pair is a great solution.
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