Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver EDUP, Wireless HDMI Extender Kit, Plug & Play, 50M/165FT Long Range, for Streaming/Casting Video and Audio to Monitor from Laptop/PC/HDTV/Projector/Camera

It would not cast my switch to the TV right next to it.

Putting a new large monitor in my office for presentations. Will work perfectly. No more cords!

I bought this for my church but I feel the don't have the brains to figure how to use it.I am old, but younger members refuse to use it.

I am trying to use this on a dish box to a tv When a camera shot move fast the screen blurs for a split second. I tried an hdmi extension so would not be behind the tv. It has changed channels a few times. Will be returning and trying another brandUpdate: I have increased my rating. Based on this company reaching out to me and sending me a free new unit to test. However, be aware, if using with a dish Wally unit, this will still have the issue mentioned above. The encoding style used by dish H259 ( I think ) is not supported by this device. I does connect and is simple to hook up, just will not work for my needs

Liked: They worked for our situation where the only the Cable Jack is on the wrong side of the Living room.I also like that they don't require being line-of-sight to workDislike: The HDMI cables on the transmitter and the receiver are too short. They barely are able to sit atop the cable box and the receiver box.Not sure why be we have an issue with the signal dropping off and having to reset them with our smart TV regularly when we turn the TV off overnight and occasionally when the Wi-Fi signal gets interrupted. The first could be the TV losing not seeing the signal when it is off, except it's a Samson Frame TV and doesn't completely power down in order to put up art screens when not using media. The second may be our cable company or the installation of the cable wiring. It's unclear. They do find the Wi-Fi Network automatically, but do not reset themselves to their previous setting. Maybe some more memory installed in the base unit would help.All in all, though, I like them. They solved the problem of not having a cable out-let on the side of the room where there should be one since not everyone wants their TV hung above the Fireplace. And they were very affordable.

It works. It’s fast & weary to install. Way better to connect to the smart TV than the built in WiFi connection & now I’m not weather to the TV by a long HDMI cable. I use the extend screen option so I can take attendance or whatever & my students won’t see my screen, just what they need to see. Our elementary just bought all new Apple TVs because of this issue, but we could have save thousands by getting these instead.

This works perfectly. We use it to present our morning operation meeting. We used to have a long HDMI cable and aux cable for the PA system. Now all we do is plug in the transmitter. No cables. The only way to make this better is have it be rechargeable so there would be no reason to plug it into a USB port

This is the perfect solution to extending an HDMI signal!