Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver kit,Newest,Plug & Play, Designed for Laptops,PC,Plug & Play,HDMI Dongle Adapter,Support 2.4/5GHz for Streaming Video/Audio from Laptop, PC to HDTV/Projector

I need to use it to connect my phone to a projector. Tried many times and no success. I dont try it anymore.

This installation was quick and easy - and the thing works as advertised (so far). I will update with any changes.

We got this casting device to use a non-Samsung phone to cast to our Samsung TV. Set up was easy and documentation was good. Casing image is high-quality. I have a Samsung phone and I prefer this to Smart Share since it makes the videos and images on my phone full screen. *If you have a Google device (Pixel for example) be aware that Googles devices are only compatible with Chromecast so this will not work with your phone.

Was expecting horrible experience but instead was surprised with a easy and simple plug n play. This.does exactly what it says.

I was hoping to use this to play steam games on my TV. The transmission distance was about 10 feet and it was horribly laggy. Often it would rotate my display vertically and I had to keep re-pairing until it would turn horizontal. I dont reccommend.

This product is not plug and play if you are looking to use to send to an older flat screen TV thru HDMI that is not currently set-up for casting. First had to figure out how to make it work with the lates Windows operating system, i.e., instructions need to be updated. When I finally got the PC to connect with the TV the picture from the PC was in portrait and rotated 90 degrees counter clockwise. It would not change to landscape even when clicking that option. PLUS, when I go to return it to Amazon there is no return option available. So now I am stuck with the device!

It took a little while for my computer to seek it out and pop up as an option for display, but once it did, it failed to connect. The instructions state I need three pieces of hardware that are Intel. The requirements state Intel wireless router, Intel graphics, Intel processor, and Win 8.1 or above. The Win 8.1 is no issue however, the other three are an issue. If you dont have those three Intel requirements above, it wont work.

This wireless HDMI transmitter and receiver is quite convenient. This has allowed me to get rid of all the HDMI cables that I would hook to my TV. I mainly used this to display my laptop to my TV. First time setting up the device is quite easy just plug and play. The device has which one will go to the computer and which one goes to the computer/monitor. This receiver requires a power source via USB which both my TV and Laptop had. This has allowed me to easily display my laptop in the living room, I no longer need to drag around all the long HDMI cables. This has made streaming and consuming media in my household more convenient and effective.

This unit works great. Receives my video data cleanly. Decent range on the WiFi. I got this one to use with a monitor that I wanted to keep across the room and not have a cable running that distance. The monitor also has USB ports, so I was able to keep this entire unit hidden behind the monitor. The cable is short, but that generally works. The user interface took some figuring out, and getting it paired with my WiFi took some work, but once it was there, it worked great.

Bought this for an iOS/MAC dominant household. For me it was very simple to set up with the instructions. Turns out the iOS/MAC devices readily see this on the network, by default. Looks to work well in that environment. Personally.....Im android only. Comparatively speaking, my phone never saw the device. Nor did I have the time to overcome the issue (maybe it was simple). But when you have one environment (iOS/MAC) recognizing the device immediately and another that doesnt ...... yeah, no, not 5*. Feel generous giving 4*.