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BuyingForMyChildren
This set lets you run one or two USB-C transmitting devices (laptop, phone, etc.) to one receiving HDMI device (monitor, TV, projector). Distance is not too far (49 foot range), but that should be good enough for most situations. Very easy to use. Encrypted transmission is a nice additional feature, if needed. 2 year warranty makes this even sweeter.
M. L.
Excellent wireless video transmitter.
Package contains two tranmitter and one reciever. Handy to have it one on PC and other one on Phone.
It's plug and play. No device driver required. I have one on Windows 11 laptop (LG Gram with Thunderbolt port) and Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus. Plug in the tranmitter on both device, and you can long press on receiver to change tranmitter. Simply by clicking pair button on the tranmitter, so you can switch between the device (didn't read the manual, but easy to use). Reciver requires USB power, which I simply connected to my projector's avaialble USB port.
Video quality is at 1080p, which is more than enough for my LCD projector (1080p max).
I have not noticed any lag in video performance.
It made pc connection to display device so easy. No wires!!!!
Allen
I love, love, love this thing!
I volunteer as a debate/speech coach, so I'm often using my laptop for presentations on subjects like public speaking. Unless I brought a monster HDMI cable, I would often have to connect my laptop at very inconvenient locations, which limited my range of movement if I wanted to toggle between apps (e.g. powerpoint and a video clip). Tough to teach public speaking without demonstrating effective movement!
This device is an answer to my prayers! It comes with two separate transmitters. You plug the transmitter into the USB-C port on your device. You plug the receiver into the HDMI port on your television, monitor, projector, or presenter, and then plug the USB power point. (If your tv/monitor doesn't have one, you might need to be creative. I ended up using a power brick during my test run). Then you click the button on both receiver and transmitter, and viola! You're ready to go!
If your receiver is connected to the tv, there's a helpful screen that gives you a helpful diagram to help you connect.
I don't really have a use for the second transmitter, and it seems like the process for switching between the two isn't the smoothest, so if that's your main selling point, I can't really advise on the benefits of that. For my purposes, though, this thing was great!
Preston
Simple setup, good quality, fast connection:
This wireless presentation system is great for anyone who needs to share a screen on a monitor that's decently far away or just wants to cut down their cable usage. The setup of this system was truly plug and play (at least it was for my windows 11 laptop) - just connect the transmitter and receiver to their respective devices, press the button and they're connected. The picture quality is really nice when transmitting and the lag is very minimal - I can control my mouse cursor on my monitor without having to deal with an annoying lag between movement and reaction of the cursor.
Overall, this is a great system and I would recommend.
Influensa'
This wireless broadcast works pretty well out of the box - plug in the receiver into an HDMI TV port, plug a USB-C transmitter into an Android phone or tablet/USB that supports USB-C out for an external monitor, and it just works! iPhones are not supported (well, maybe the new 15s that use USB C, but I don't have one to test). There is virtually no lag as long as you are within 40-ish feet of the TV with no obstacles. Each transmitter has a button to start sharing, so to switch between the two devices you must stop one and start the other.
