NAMCIM Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver, Designed only for Laptop and PC, Plug & Play, Wireless HDMI Dongle Adapter for Streaming Video/Audio from Laptop/PC to HDTV Projector

Right out the box this thing just works. No driver, no software, simply plug and play. The box with the antennas plugs into the source that is going to be sending the video signal (i.e laptop, projector). The small usb dongle receiver plugs into the usb port of the device receiving that signal (i.e. TV, monitor). This is all done wirelessly and with zero lag (at least that I could notice). I tested this from a range of about 30 ft and had zero issues with connectivity. The overall footprint of both devices is very small and took up little space on my desk. Satisfied so far!

It’s like Bluetooth but better. Got this for presentations. Instead of having to try to figure out our clients hookups I am able to just plug this in. Most TVs have an available USB & HDMI. So good so far!

As described. Very easy to set up. Comes paired from the factory. Recommend to get an HMDI splitter if you plan on displaying on multiple screens. I was able to broadcast my Apple TV my Tv as well as transmit to the projector. Does not come with a USB power adapter.

This is a cool idea but when we plug the transmitter into the laptop to broadcast to a 43”’tv in our conference room, the transmitter loses the signal unless we attach a usb-c power cable to a charging cube and give the transmitter power. It when it works it works great. I used Velcro strips to attach the receiver to the back of the TV to hide it - only the little antennae hang down.

This thing is so cool. I always hated to run a long HDMI cable across the room to connect my laptop to the TV or projector. With this I can just plug the little wireless transmitter into the laptop and sit in the chair and wirelessly transmit to the receiver plugged into the TV or projector. How cool is that? The receiver requires power from a USB port. You can plug into a USB port on the TV or projector, or a power block you have to provide. There are instructions on how to pair the transmitter up with the receiver, but they come pre-paired I guess, because mine was just plug and play. You can also use screencast from a cellphone or a tablet wirelessly to the same receiver if your TV doesnt have that capability built-in. Im loving this so far .. thumbs up!

This is a different approach for being able to share your screen or content from your laptop or any device that has HDMI. The best part is that is super easy to setup, just plug-in one of the devices in the Laptop in your HDMI (TX for Transmiter) the other one in the TV or projector that has HDMI (RX for Receiver). There is a mini-usb cable that needs to be plug-in for power in both the TX and the RX and after that you just push the button. Very easy to work.

Picture on the computer was good but occasionally seemed to smear on the TV. Has a short range and lost picture when moved 20 away. Failed completely in the middle of the game. I replaced the wireless device with a cable and had no further issues. They are so proud of the device they didnt put a label on it.

No cables! Easy plug and play. Great if you want a portable device or if you want to set up another screen and not have to run wires. Works just as well as having a cable plugged in. From what Ive tried, no issue with audio or video synchronization.

It keep disconnected and return to the initial blue screen. Unreliable connection irritating and annoying. Dont recommend

I love 2 things in this life... portable and wireless technology, this equipment is perfect to share any video or photos from any source. Works perfectly in my windows computer and I testing with a iPhone 12 and Android Phone, in all cases works with video and sound, the video very crisp and sound is very clear. Im testing with a old Viewsonic projector, works in VGA mode and HDMI, works flawless. The distance respect to the receiver and the transmitter, I maked some test in around 20 meter without problems, remember this equipment works in 2.4 Ghz and 5 Ghz and depends how is saturate is your neighborhood respect to the WiFi frequencies. Highly recommend if you wish to convert your old projector in wireless projector.