TreasLinWireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver, Wireless HDMI Extender with Loop-Out IR,1080P@60Hz HD Transmit Up to 650ft, Full HD 5.8GHz HDMI Extender for TV, DSLR Camera, Laptop, Netflix PS4/PS5,

I got this to use for a TV screen that was far larger than my laptop or additional screen I had. It's really easy to set up too. Virtually plug and play.The TV was native 1080p and it came up in that too, clear and no interference. The antennae's were the game changer for me, the fact that they are similar to rabbit ears, if you will, they gave it far more range.Interestingly, the will work with a lot of different types of components, camera's for example. That's a great selling point, although I don't have the camera needed, it's good to know if I decide to get one. PS4s, and PS5s will rock on this system.5.8ghz is more than enough to get that signal across most places! The limit it states is 650ft, but unless you're broadcasting across the house, you shouldn't have any issues...Overall, this is a great system. It uses a plug system, so it obviously needs more power than your PC any other component can supply, but that is nothing to worry about.Currently priced at $159.99, a bargain if you know what you need to use this for!

Very easy to use in the speeds are good. Overall quality could be a little better they're kind of cheap but they do work decently well.

I was able to make them work after 1 hour of effort since UI is not so initiative and Transmitter/Reciever should be connected in sequence which is not much user friendly. If receiver accidently loose power, pairing should be done again which takes time. Have a little learning curve but works.

High-Definition Streaming: The TreasLin Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver deliver stunning 1080P@60Hz HD video and audio quality without any loss or compression. Whether I'm watching movies, playing games, or streaming content, the picture and sound are crystal clear and immersive, enhancing my entertainment experience.Wireless Freedom: Gone are the days of dealing with tangled cables and limited connectivity options. With this wireless HDMI extender, I can stream content from my devices to my TV or projector without the need for messy cables. The freedom to place my devices anywhere in the room while still enjoying high-definition video and audio is truly liberating.Long-Distance Transmission: One of the standout features of this extender is its impressive range. With a transmission range of up to 650 feet (200 meters), I can enjoy seamless streaming throughout my home, even in large spaces. Whether I'm in the living room, bedroom, or backyard, I can stream content without interruption.Loop-Out IR Functionality: The inclusion of loop-out IR functionality adds an extra layer of convenience to the device. This feature allows me to control my source device remotely using an IR remote control, even if it's located in another room. It's perfect for situations where I need to adjust settings or switch inputs without physically accessing the device.Wide Compatibility: The TreasLin Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver are compatible with a wide range of devices, including TVs, DSLR cameras, laptops, gaming consoles (such as PS4/PS5), and streaming devices like Netflix. This versatility ensures that I can use the extender with all my favorite gadgets and entertainment sources.Overall, the TreasLin Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver have exceeded my expectations in terms of performance, reliability, and convenience. Whether I'm enjoying movie nights with friends, gaming marathons, or streaming my favorite shows, this device delivers seamless high-definition streaming without the limitations of traditional HDMI cables. If you're looking to upgrade your home entertainment setup, I highly recommend giving this wireless HDMI extender a try.

As a professional filmmaker I'm on a quest to find an affordable and reliable wireless HDMI.Unfortunately, this is not it.The product works under a very forgiving environment / setup.It does take a while for the units to pair, but this also happens with professional units.If they are side by side, the signal is strong and works well with some lag (expected)But my test is to have a unit transmit from over 150 ft away with expected cell phone and possibly wall interference.This unit supposedly works at 5.8GHz which should have NO signal interference. I did not test this because I could not have the unit hold connection for over 30 ft (!??). The manufacturers say 600+ ft, I could not get it to work for over 30ft, as you can see on the video.And it only re-connected when I basically put the units back together side by side.So if you are looking for a reliable solution, this is not it.If you are looking for a cheap, don’t mind running back and forward to reset both units, do a rain dance and offer to the Gods of Wireless HDMI to have it work, sure.For me it is a no.