Lemorele Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver,Wireless HDMI and VGA Dual Out Video Receiver,2.4/5G 164ft 1080P Full HD Wireless HDMI Extender,for Streaming Video/Audio to HDTV/Monitor from PC/TV-Box

First time using one of these, had to get for projector. Live in 2 story house and wasn’t able to cut in ceiling (rental) to run wires for projector. This was a plug and play and work really good, I will be buying again for another project.

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Great Equipment With high definition transmission

I have only used this a few times but it has worked fine all of those times. I use it when I am bench testing equipment and running a cable is going to be a hassle. This lets me have a computer or device across the room and I am able to use my primary monitors on a difference source.I have it paired with a wireless keyboard and mouse and it makes bench testing equipment a breeze. Hoping this will last for a long time but the longevity of cheap devices like these can always be a roll of the dice. If I have any issues with this in the future I will be sure to update my review.

I can sum this product up in just one word - Terrific! This is so much better than plugging in a cable from a PC to a large monitor and mirroring a display. I was TOTALLY impressed with how easy this was to connect, how quickly the connection was made, and the quality of the display. You can see from one of the photos attached how well the signal quality is maintained. I did not need to use the transmitter "puck" cable to boost power; my ASUS WINDOWS 11 PENTIUM I3 HDMI port provided everything I needed.It's super cool using this to work on, as I'm doing right now writing this review. I regularly dial in to online meetings and this is going to make that so nice from now on. Also great for watching live meetings on YOUTUBE or ZOOM.Now, the only flaw I found in this product is - once again - sketchy documentation. The "User Manual" is well written, but lacks a thorough description of the setup and pairing process. Here are a few points from my testing and use of this otherwise wonderful product:-The power plug for the receiver on the target device has a plug system that is designed for International use. There are three adaptor choices, one for the US and two plus the original for other countries that use different plug designs as well as 220-volt wall sockets vs. US 120-volt. You will want the two-prong plug if you are here in the States. See attached photo.-There is a little on/off power switch on the side of the receiver. It needs to be turned ON and then the blue indicator light on the front of the receiver will come on. Now you are ready to pair. See photos.-unless your display device's HDMI port is right by a level table or shelf, get a longer HDMI to HDMI cable and use that. The provided cable is just - short....!-Plug the "puck" transmitter into your HDMI port on your transmitter device - TV, monitor, or projector and once it pairs the "puck" light is a steady blue. See photo.-Next, when the connection is made you will see a "splash" screen on your receiving screen. YAHTZEE - now you are good to go!If your transmitter is a WINDOWS laptop, I'd recommend going to the Control Panel and setting the CLOSE LID action to DO NOTHING. Then you can close the lid and go.OVERALL - This is a real game changer in my opinion. Now you can have the same mirroring capability we had in our corporate conferencing rooms. At a FAR less expensive price. This one will most likely be on my TOP 25 for 2023. Keeper!!!

Works great, a tiny bit of video signal delay but its a fraction of a second. So far so good! Good value!

I am impressed of how this Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver works. The hardware feels solid, durable.It is easy to setup but you have to use its own wireless ID. There is NO driver or software installation required for the wireless HDMI transmitter to work on the computer. Once it is paired, you can transmit the signal from the adapter by pressing the button. You can also use the same button to disconnect the transmission. However, the transmission works only if you connect the USB C power cable to the transmitter. For my scenario, I was able to transmit my computer A/V signal to the TV, about 30 feet apart and still get clear video image and audio on the TV. During my use, I did observed there is a slight delay with video, about less than a second. Another benefit with this is that it removes the long running cable on the floor for the HDMI extension.

Slings Video and Audio from either source i tried it with (Laptop or desktop) - Laptop auto-detected settings and was seamless, i had to tweak a few resolution settings with the PC to get full-screen on our 65" TV, but it was simple, fast, and WOW - the picture is actually a LOT better than expected with HQ video files.The range is something i can't really comment on as the PC is only about 28ft from the TV - but no cables? THAT is a lifesaver in and of itself, regardless of the distance.I'm going to give this unit 5 stars, based on the fact that it was easy to set up, has GREAT resolution and no lag compared to other units I have worked with, and the price. Win10Pro picks up on the unit and makes installation pretty simple with a few resolution tweaks (or no tweaks, depending on your PC) .... Yeah, all in all, Sweet Deal, 5 stars