ANYGET Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver, Wireless HDMI Extender Kit,Designed for Laptops,PC,HDMI Dongle Adapter,Support 2.4/5GHz for Streaming Video/Audio from Laptop, PC to HDTV/Projector

This was a big plus for me as it helps me share my screen better without all the glitching! My laptop would glitch when just using Bluetooth but with theses I have no problems at all! Great for slide shows and other things you may need to share!

The HDMI wireless Tx/Rx pair that I received matches its product description. My testing showed that they can be a bit finicky, which was not unexpected. I was able to get the Tx and Rx to pair up but not without several attempts. My TV on the Rx side didnt provide power to the HDMI connector but the TV has a USB port and I was able to use the supplied USB power cable to power the Rx side. On the Tx side, it appears that the Tx was getting power from the HDMI source, but the Tx wasnt pairing with the Rx. I added separate power to the Tx side from a USB port and I was eventually able to get the picture on the Rx side. The picture size was scaled a bit larger than the TV screen and so the edges of the picture where chopped off by the TV. I didnt try and make any picture size adjustment settings during my testing. I also noted a bit of ghosting in the picture and overall the TV picture was not as sharp and detailed as when using a standard HDMI cable. I think that this pair of wireless HDMI adapter is very useful when needed, but I would not replace my normal wired HDMI cable.

Works straight out of the box just as described. Had no issues getting it up and running, the privacy mode is a great feature. The included HDMI extension is essential, given how bulky the TX and RX are. The main downside is the width if these wireless devices, they may not fit without an HDMI extension, and the box comes with only one. It’s also a bit of a hassle having to plug in the power supply so close to the HDMI, but for the most part this isn’t too big an issue. In terms of functionality though, it seems to be just about as good as using a wire. Very pleased with the performance.

Virtually no setup just plug the reciever in to device that you want to display the output on and the transmiter in the one that you want to display. The receiver device needs to be powered. I use a power bank so I always have a power source for doing my displays. Once they are both pluged set the receiver side HDMI to the port you plugged it in. For me I then go in to display properties on Windows 11 laptop and set the screen to replicate to the receiver. Everything just works. I like it when things just work the way they are advertised. I havent tested it for distance as I have only used in the same room. The last 2 pictures ae of my laptop sreen showing a TV show being displayed on a 82 in LED TV. Would recommend.