EDUPWireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver with Transmission Range 164Fts/50M, HDMI Extender Kit 1080P, Plug and Play for Streaming Video/Audio for Laptop/Camera/Phone to Monitor/Projector/HDTV

the HDMI transmitter is very good quality, very low latency and easy to use. The picture quality is very good and seems to have a decent range. Though I haven't pushed it too hard while testing.Unfortunately, I'm going to have to return my unit, not through any fault of the seller, but as I bought it with the hopes of being able to use it to get a clean HDMI feed from a camcorder to use as a remote camera for live streaming. Unfortunately, the HDMI transmitter overrides my camera's mirroring settings and acts as a screen for the camera, meaning that I'm no longer able to monitor the camera with the inbuilt screen and the output retains all onscreen markings.The transmitter may work well for sharing review images from a camera to a larger screen, but unfortunately, it isn't of much use for using as an additional camera for a mixing desk. Would work well for sharing laptop screens and such.

I have this connected to a BT box and it transmits to my TV. The TV is less than a metre away. I get some lines at the bottom of the TV picture that indicates a poor signal. So, I'm considering paying more for a better one as this was experimental to some degree. There is no chance of interference between the box and the TV so I think the transmission just isn't powerful enough. The 'better' models cost twice as much so I'll try that but can't be sure they'll be any better.

These adapters for wireless HDMI connection came well packaged with easy to read instructions for setup.After unboxing them and reading the instructions carefully, I proceeded to test them using my 4k 50" TV and my Xbox Series S. Whilst the picture quality was excellent, there was indeed a noticieable delay in response times. However, I can actually see that these adapters are primarily meant for business presentations where plugging in yet another long lead and navigating it around furniture in business premises can be a real hassle, these alleviate that issue.The units themselves appear to be very well made and feel quite premium. Signal was stable and image quality more than acceptable in my humble opinion. Value is high for such a product but given that wireless HDMI is a relatively new thing, I would suggest waiting until prices are a little more acceptable and reasonable.I personally won't be gaming on them again anytime soon, however for TV functions such as external digital media boxes such as Apple TV, Roku, etc then it is ideal as well as for the aforementioned business presentation purposes.

I’m using this for a while now and so far it works great

Didn't work and no support available either

Got these today, tested them straight away, so far so good, got a good range on them, easy to use, definitely worth the money

Good news is it does work, picture quality is great its 1080P and pretty straightforward to set up.Unfortunately it needs to be in a direct line of sight. I lived in a 2 storey house i have virgin media installed on the 2nd floor and i have a TV on the 1st floor which is directly below the Virgin box its literally no more than 2m but its a wooden floor in between and it does work but there are is distortion at the bottom of the image and from time to time the image will stutter along with the voice. But if its in a direct line of sight i believe it should work flawlessly.Its gonna be going back.

There to be honest, brilliant, although did have to re pair to get audio.Question though? Where can I buy additional receivers ?