corprit 328 Feet 1080P Wireless HDMI Extender (Transmitter + Receiver), Transmitting Video 1080P HD HDMI 3D & Digital Audio Cable for Laptop, PC, Netflix, YouTube, PS4 HDTV/Projector

Didn’t work as advertised, couldn’t even manage 20% of the advertised range, little to no support or previous users found on the internet.Have purchased a cheaper ProVision wireless adapter prior to this and it works better then this more expensive option. If you are looking for a wireless hdmi option - look elsewhere. This product is 1/5.Returning to Amazon as not fit for purpose.

Purchased this because of the flexibility of wireless configuration so as to avoid conflicts with multiple sets working in physical proximity. Unfortunately the video is way below acceptable with serious judder even when the transmitter and receiver are only a few metres apart in line of sight. Will have to go back as it is not fit for purpose

Not great does work but very poor Quality and And that’s working at less than 15 feet away

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Corprit Wireless Video Transmission Set, up to 100 metres at 1080P resolutionI picked up this set of full HD wireless transmitter and receiver boxes relatively cheaply, up to now anything half decent that could do full HD 1080p was limited to sub-30 metre range or cost big bucks….this is a resolution/price breakthrough with its 100 metre range.It comes as a kit with a receiver and a transmitter and a power supply for each (5 volts which is good, it makes the use with a USB battery pack and some additional cabling feasible) a plug in Infra Red blaster and IR receiver for complete remote control of the remote device (Freeview or Sky box/HDMI Camera/CCTV System/ Other HDMI video device) as if you were in the same room.The kit also comes with sticky pads, presumably to affix the boxes to the rear of a tv or to mount the boxes on the wall for best signal transmit/receive.The boxes have two swivel antennas to help gain the best signal, the antennas are not removable to fit external high gain antennas which would have been a nice touch.The range is stated as being up to 100 metres, this as with any radio system is always stated in ideal conditions, clear space with no other radio interference, over water, with a tail wind etc… i have tested my set up to 50 metres in an area (because thats all i have) with quite a lot of radio signals flying around, several local wi-fi routers, a broadcast radio transmitter tower with several cellular antennas on it within 50 metres of my house so i’d say this is pretty tough conditions for any radio device to work in, its doing well.There are no controls or buttons on the boxes, only the sockets and 3 led lights.Sockets:Receiver: 5V Power Input, IR Input (The reset button is hidden in this hole too) and HDMI Output to a monitor to TVTransmitter: 5V Power Input, IR Output (A reset button is also in this socket), HDMI Input and HDMI (loop through) Output to send the picture to a local tv or monitor in the same room as the transmitter. For example your Sky box could be plugged into the HDMI input and the HDMI output is connected to the TV with the Sky box.LED Lights, both receiver and transmitterPower - Solid Red LED indicates power supply is connectedStatus - Flashing Blue indicates that the system is connected and workingHDMI - Solid Blue - indicates that a HDMI device is connected to each boxIt takes a few seconds for the devices to first connect, once connected the signal is ever so slightly delayed from source to receiver monitor, the delay is only about 100 milliseconds but this delay does make it not perfect for use with a games console and fast moving games.The wireless system can be used on either of the wi-fi bands, 2.4ghz or 5.8ghz. They come set to 5.8 ghz from the factory.To change them over to 2.4ghz you will need to access the devices wi-fi network and use a web browser to change the settings.The web interface lets you change the wi-fi band, the SSID and the username and password for the built in network.to access the web interface switch your smartphone, tablet or computers wi-fi to the “wireless hdmi” network, the password is eight zeros. “00000000” in case you need a demo : )Then open a web browser and enter 192.168.1.10 into the address bar, you will then see a login screen, enter using “admin” as the password and adjust away and save once finished.It seems to be able to accept video and computer signals using several different resolutions, many devices are limited to one or 2 resolutions such as 720p and 1080p, this can take the following computer inputs - SVGA-XGA-WXGA-SXGA-UXGA-WSXGA-WUXGA as well as video signals 480i, 576i, 720p, 1080i, up to 1080P@50/60hzSo far this has been a capable piece of kit, very useful for me to grab a good quality video image from a remote camera without needing to run long cables, or i might be able to use them to send images from my laptop to a projector wirelessly for the odd event.

Easy set up and high quality picture and sound. With these device, we didn't have to run the cable around the room to where we wanted our tv.