IOGEAR Wireless HD Plug and Play HDMI Computer/TV/Projector Audio Video Audio Extender Kit

Purchased this type of product in he past that did not work very well. This is a great product. Used a HDMI Splitter in living room to connect transmitter to receiver 50ft line of sight to patio. Picture is a mirror image and sound is excellent. No lag in the screen or sound of the family room TV that is mirrored Excellent product for the price point

Had to dump Dish, so lost my receiver out in the shop. It is located about 60' from my Davis Portable Building. The office is a metal type structure. I hooked up the IOGear Wireless first where the TV was located in my shop. No signal. I moved it to a window closer to my office. The signal was in and out. So, I put the IOGear receiver outside a window and the signal works like a charm. I am going to weather proof it in a ziplock bag. I feel like the metal Davis building was really the culprit with the low signal. Overall, I am happy. The remote from the office (DIrectv) works for me out in the shop to change channels!

IOGEAR Wireless HDMI TV Connection Kit, GWHDKIT11 -This is actually my first (of two) review(s) here (of any product) but I felt compelled to share my thoughts (in an effort to help others).I was very disappointed with this unit! The product description could easily be misinterpreted and the design seems somewhat senseless to me. Regardless, the performance left a lot to be desired!I realize that this company has a (much) older unit that incorporates a more useful design (at least for home use) but these newer models have more current wireless technology and are (supposedly) more stable and efficient. Theoretically, a better choice? Not necessarily!Firstly, once the transmitter is connected to a video source (at the primary TV location), that source is now dedicated only to the remote location. You now need an HDMI splitter (plus additional cables). There's no output provided for the primary TV. You loose the use of that source at your primary TV. This makes no sense to me (especially in a home environment)!It becomes a messy, convoluted and more costly situation to make this modification. Why no output for the primary TV? Is this simply an attempt to encourage you to upgrade to a more expensive model or just an oversight?Either way, it's a strange design and a big disappointment!Regardless, I decided to test it out anyway. The distance was approx. 40 feet from the primary location to the secondary location (well below the 150 ft. max. limitation). Small apartment, none of the obstructions that were described (by the manufacturer) as creating any real signal obstacles. Fairly ideal conditions.Other than the remote control functionality, it performed quite poorly!The signal (sourced from a DVR) cut in and out, it often froze and was (at best) inconsistent and unusable! I also noticed that the video was darker than normal (as compared to the same exact DVR connected directly to the remote TV). This could be compensated for on the remote TV's adjustments but that shouldn't be necessary.Additionally, the audio was inconsistent. I would intermittently lose one channel.I tried moving both the transmitter and receiver around and tested several antenna positions. Neither option made any real improvements.Between (what I consider to be) the flawed design and the performance issues, I'm sorry to say that I wouldn't recommend this unit.Perhaps in a same room, line of sight situation it may offer better performance but that's too limiting and it was designed for a room to room application as well (which seems to be the primary purpose for this unit).

This was really easy to set up and it works really well. It does occasionally stutter and it seems that having a direct line of sight makes a big difference. The more powerful option would be better I am guessing if you have more than just 1 or 2 rooms to pass through. Occasionally the sound comes through a little odd, still clear and audible but slightly "echoey" but that is usually just for a second or two here and there. I was really happy with this purchase. I would give it 5 starts but just the few little intermittent connection and sound issues keep it from being flawless. For the money I would still recommend this product, it does was it was designed to do.

good product good value

Easy set up and good quality video/sounds with no lag.Ok, so next day I noticed some lagging, I moved the transmitter out side the cabinet and install the IR TX/RX. They work awesome. Now I have a very clean look with doors close on the AV cabinet all the time (I had to open one door for the remote to work) and it works great.

La señal es excelente y no se interrumpe.Lo tengo transmitiendo de un cuarto a otro.

Cheap offshore Contract Manufactured crap for a product.Customer service / tech support is worse than the product. The employees clearly have zero idea what they are doing and their employer even less.Multiple phone calls, replaced units, added adapters and still tech support can't create a wireless connection between the 2 modules of the kit we purchased twice.Each time we spoke to tech support got totally different & conflicting information and a lot of buck passing. Some of the information we were told pertains to UHF transmissions. When we pushed back with specific technical questions about the UHF functionality of the unit, the tech quickly tried to change the subject.We've had tech support tell us we need to return the unit and replace it and then call back again. When we told them that we had already done this step once and saw no result, the company "dropped" the call.If you imagine a group of primates hosting a group sex session with a football, you have a pretty clear idea of the tech support staff at IO Gear.Overall IOGear is a money pit with a septic attitude. If anything good can be said about this company it's that they serve as a beacon of what not to do when operating a tech company.

This worked perfectly for me. I had previously used a Nyrius device to stream live from my Sony camera to a projector, but the new Sony cameras don't play nice with the Nyrius device that I usually use. I purchased this because it promised to support 1080p60. Well, it doesn't exactly, you still have to use 1080i. It works with 60i, 24p, and probably 30p as well, but I didn't try 30p. Most people won't know or care what that means and it wasn't an issue for me. I was able to stream live video across a crowded dance floor to a projector, no problem. There is about half a second of lag between the camera and projector. This is because this box recompresses the video as h.264. It's unfortunate (the Nyrius had almost no delay) but not a deal-breaker for me. The compression is also visible if you are viewing on a good screen. At home I could see that the picture looks a little "muddy" due to being recompressed, but on the projector screen at the event which was above people's heads, it looked great, so it depends on your usage. If you love pristine, clean images on your 60" QLED TV at home, get something else. If you have a projector or smaller screen, it should be fine. I attached a 5v battery power supply and strapped this to my camera, not as elegant or small as the Nyrius, but it worked well and has a large antenna. It's about the size of a small WiFi router, but lighter.

El producto es muy bueno, pero no tiene 5 estrellas por que cada que caminamos por el espacio-aire donde circula la señal, se corta por algunos segundos ... además se calientan muchísimo y no tienen un botón de encendido-apagado, por lo que todo el tiempo se mantiene encendido, optamos por un multicontacto que enciende los aparatos cuando se enciende el master (TV o fuente de datos). Fuera de estos detalles la verdad es muy práctico contar con estos aparatos para compartir la señal de algún aparato sin hacer gran relajo.

Works “ok” for what I need it for. I notice it occasionally will umm reboot or something because the boot up logo appears. Have not timed to see if it “reboots” in a pattern/interval but it does reboot and the odd time the picture freezes. Like I said it’s good for my application and am happy. If you need a constant signal and zero lose than look elsewhere or you will be disappointed.