TTQ Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver, Wireless HDMI Extender, 4K Decode 1080P Output, Metal Housing, LED Display, 100FT Range, 2.4G&5G, for PC/Camera/HDTV/Projector/TV Box

Easy to install and connect, works great with my Android streaming box...excellent picture quality...very satisfied with the product.

This does what I want it to do. Sends signal from dvd player to TV, from computer to TV, no cable. Long story short, I have a dvd player hooked up to a projector on one side of the room, and an inherited TV on the other side. When I want, I pull down the screen in front of the TV for a large screen. I did not want to move the dvd player, nor run a cable all over the place. TV is 20 ft across the room. Pros: don't need extra power if you are using computer on the computer end. Need extra power on the TV end. Not a big deal by me. My TV already needs power. Picture was crisp. I don't know if it's 4k great because I don't care. Some things should not be Uber sharp anyway. Sound was in sync. I didn't have to get up to change disc's (some things just aren't on streaming) No cables strung across the floor. Cons: after 4 hours it was pretty hot. I don't normally watch for that long, but it was a special thing. Normal use of 2 hours was just fine, a little warm. Need a place to store it on the non TV side of life when not using it. Easy to lose. Caps easy to lose. Usb plug in. I still have some strips without USB slots. Bottom line:maybe not good for an all night gaming session, but a couple of rounds of Artemis would be fine. Good for sharing home videos, watching a movie or TV show that is only on disc, or just using your streaming service on your computer to the TV because the danged firestick forgot your passwords.....again. It's not made to go through walls. That's a no brainer. But if you need something across a room, works in my house. Your mileage may vary.

Easy and works. Nice

This review is a requirement of completing my TTQ extended warranty. Notwithstanding the marketing ethics (not my first rodeo with TTQ), I will recommend this TTQ TR60 wireless HDMI product with a five star review. The TTQ TR60 wireless HDMI device is plug and play ready for desktops and laptops to televisions only. Phones and tablets do not work, but those devices are better connected to televisions via casting apps. Note that the TR60 transmitter and receiver devices need supplemental USB power of greater wattage than typically supplied by computer or television USB ports. I am using surge protector outlets with USB ports on both the television and the transmitting laptop ends. There is no device pairing. The devices are connected with a closed cell phone frequency that activates upon power supply. I have not experienced unplanned disconnects after three uses (1.5 hour each). The devices are warm to the touch during operation, but are not excessive, much like or cooler than a Roku type HDMI device. For mobile setups and especially those setups that cannot tolerate long runs of HDMI cable permanently or temporarily installed just for periodic presentations (at a church), I strongly recommend this TTQ TR60 wireless HDMI system.

Sitch: Entertainment center in the living room. TV in the kitchen. Football season. I wanted to watch the content from my living room in the kitchen. (I believe most people will get this connection: traffic between the two rooms is constant during the game...) Eight years ago on Amazon, I found a technological solution: an HDMI transmitter-receiver thingamabob. (Please allow me to gush about it a bit: this is an eight-year-old product that has served me well... I would link to it except: a) Amazon hates links in reviews and b) it is not presently available,) For perspective's sake: I have the TV-out connection from my EC going into a separately powered DVR splitter: one to the (duh) TV, the other to the transmitter... And I would be happy to have continued using those things except there became a recurring connectivity and picture quality issue that finally bugged me too much... And so I shopped... I found it astonishing that there were so many options to choose from. (Eight years ago, there were not...) I read reviews. I checked the prices. I was, naturally, trying to find the best option. I settled upon this one. (It would be silly for me to review this if I had chosen something else... 🙂) The Good: Simple, easy, effortless setup. Up and running in scant minutes. (To be fair, however, I was merely plugging this into an already intricate yet working situation...) Works... (Find the caveat later...) Consistent (nearly-)error-free connection. (Once connected, picture quality was more than adequately good and consistent; better enough that I have officially retired my old product in favor of this one.) The Bad: Both units run (really, really) hot: the receiver (kitchen) seems (ultimately) safe plugged directly into the TV (which is good because using the included bridge cables did NOT work...). I had a spare silicon kitchen trivet that I used in the chain for the transmitter. Works BUT: the ancient tech *just* worked: turn on the living room TV then turn on the kitchen TV, all good. This product requires me to reset one or both units to establish a working connection. Daily. Every time. The other: I realize I am not using this product as designed: you all see the promotional pictures... Connect your PC to a projector so you can do a business presentation. I have zero doubt that this product would function perfectly in that function. Boring... I'm trying to watch football. I am mostly very happy with this purchase. If the "automaticness" were present, this would be a five-star 100% review.

The product surprised me with the speed of its connection to the laptop without any other steps, there is no cutting in the connection and very soft and smooth between the PC and my projector.

Muy bueno , ya no tuve problemas en la transmisión. Para tareas exigentes tiene un poco de retraso