AIMIBO Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver 4K, 5G - Kit for Laptop, Camera, Cable Box, DVD, Netflix, Phone to Monitor, Projector, HDTV - 165FT/50M - Silver

I use it in a church setting. One end on the projector and the other to my laptop. Both are quite a distance away and have not encountered any delay. There is however a little downside to it, at times it does get disconnected. All I had to do was to restart the computer and it would connect automatically. Would have preferred if there was one transmitter with two receivers. This is good product overall for wireless hdmi transmission.

Unfortunately could not get this product to work. As per the title the latency is too high and causes pixelation and loss of sound at times. There is also the issue of interference leading to the same problems. Finally the unit frequently loses the picture completely. Replaced for a new unit and experienced same faults.Eventually returned for a full refund

Turned out to be a faulty unit, very rare, but company dealt with it very professionally and resulted in a full refund.Not put off buying from this company again

There were mixed reviews but I was hopeful I'd be one of the lucky ones. They work over very short distances with line of sight transmitting a 4k signal, so for use in a conference room to connect a computer (and probably a TV signal) to a projector without running a lead it works well. For watching TV in the room next door, not so much. Even a glass door between the transmitter and receiver is enough to cause the signal to become intermittent. If you want to watch a signal from one room in a different room that's too far for a long HDMI lead, get an HDMI over Ethernet or over IP system and a good quality Cat 6 or 7 cable, that works for me including 4kHDR signals from Sky Q

Just ok,stuttering of picture,doesn’t always happen

This item was initially really easy to install and setup and produced a really clear image.My use is to relay the live CCTV images from my CCTV recorder/System through about 20ft to a dedicated monitor in the living room. As I said, worked like a charm…initially!Now, the TX appears to continually overheat and cease to transmit. Originally I thought it had simply unpaired from the RX as the RX shows the blue installation screen instructions, but after trying to re-pair the RX and TX nothing worked…until I had left the TX without power for over an hour and it cooled, then, boom they reconnected and I had my CCTV back…until it got hot again.For this kind of money I would not expect it to overheat and stop working every couple of hours, and it is therefore not fit for purpose.

I use it for 24/7 CCTV unit ( inside storage room ) to TV . Strange enough , TX device is over heating more than RX device for some reason . Does anyone has over heating experience ? I was thinking of to return due to over heating issue . as for connectivity I would say quite easy as they said ( plug and play ) .

Poor quality for the price. Only wanted to use for Sky Q to transmit in a single room about 5 meters. No way near 4K as advertised. Not enough power from the TV’s usb to power it as it says in the instructions. Signal wasn’t continuous either, was like streaming from a router using 2mbps. I’ve just bought a 10 metre hdmi and will feed it under the carpet instead and save myself £105.