HDMI Wireless Transmitter and Receiver 4K, AIMIBO Wireless HDMI Extender Live Streaming Video/Audio No Lag for Laptop, PC, Cable Box, Camera, Blu-ray, DVD, PS5 to Monitor, Projector, HDTV - 165FT/50M

I really didn't expect this to work. I had installed camera system (8 cameras, 5 MP IP cameras) in a customers house and they wanted to be able to see their monitor upstairs. Usually I would just run an HDMI cable to where they wanted to see it, but this house was just built and most custom homes don't have their walls line up to fish a wire like a regular track home. So I bought this and I was surprised at how good it worked. The picture didn't flicker or drop out at all. Worth every penny!

Very easy to use, just a click of. Button and you are going. What's nice is you can either mirror your display or treat it was a separate display. Great value for the money. Quality is solid no issues with that at all. Not sure if the resolution, but the video quality is acceptable. Very simple design.

has been nothing but trouble since day one. Set up is a pain, and when you do get it working, it is constantly, and I mean constantly losing connection. My set is with the transmitter and receiver no more than 10 feet apart, and in line of sight with each other and it still loses picture. I have to constantly unplug it and plug it in again for it to reconnect, and even then its a crap shoot if it works. I recently updated the firmware to see if that would address it, but no, still the same issue. I used to have a Belkin, and had it for over 10 years, and it died and I went with this one, biggest mistake ever. I will be returning this after the hoilidays for a full refund and buying the Belkin. My advice, spend a little bit more and buy the Belkin one, it is much better quality and actually works!!!

I tried about 4 different ones and this one works the best. No Lag and actually 4K picture quality. Easy to set up, it’s plug and play. I like how they have different colors for different inputs, helps identify what’s going where.

It's a little tricky to setup, but it does work. I like it.

For the price, these things are awesome. My company uses several of them, and we can even put our company logo on our TV's while they're not having signal sent to them. I absolutely recommend them. Keep in mind, not all TV's support the wireless SOUND from the device. They run native at 1080p 60Hz, but will run at 4K 30Hz. They can be internet connected, and firmware updates are available. I always recommend updating the firmware for both the sending and receiving units for maximum compatibility.

I really wanted to love these but for some reason they wouldn't stay paired. I was using them at around 15 feet (through a wall) to mirror my TV to a remote monitor. They worked on and off for a while, but needed to re-pair daily, which is a little frustrating. I had an RCA style transmitter/receiver setup that worked for years, but recently had to upgrade due to a new-modern receiver. Of course the old setup no longer works, so this seemed to be the answer. It wasn't (for me). The other thing to keep in mind is that sound will not come through unless what your mirroring is in "stereo." In other words, there will be no sound on the mirrored device (in my case a simple monitor with speakers) if your main system is set to 5.1 or 7.1 surround. That's not a deal breaker (for me), but it might be for others.

I gave this 2 stars because it worked right out the box. I used it to connect my Switch to the TV and as soon as I connected everything the picture came right up. I did notice that my soundbar wasn't working after and thought maybe I knocked a wire loose while installing it but that wasn't the case. For some reason if you are using HDMI ARC for your soundbar it won't work. I had to disconnect the HDMI receiver from my TV, get the soundbar operational again, and then reconnect the receiver. After getting the sound to work I went to play a MarioKart and at first everything seemed fine. As soon as I started a race though the latency became so bad it was unplayable. The screen would freeze up anywhere from 2-8 seconds. It says it can handle 50 feet and I was no more than 20 between the receiver and transmitter.