Work very well would purchase again if you want good quality sound go with audio quest cables and the hdmi transmitter is a good quality and easy to install.

Had it for a couple of months now and works flawlessly. Used to connect my laptop to my big screen with a 25 feet HDMI cable but when I moved that wouldn't work anymore, did some research and this was the best option. So far no interference, disconnections or anything like that. The image and sound are perfect. The only thing I don't like so far is that sometimes it doesn't wake up automatically so I have to turn it on with the remote, other than that is the same as having it wired.

I’m using it for a projector setup that is about 16 feet away in direct line of site. The connections are simple. It automatically detects signal and turns on when the display and source (Blu-ray) are on. The transmitter and receiver appears to sync fine. The light on both boxes are solid blue. Watching regular 1080p signal is quite good. There is no noticeable lag. The projector has no speakers so I do not know if any sound is also wirelessly transmitted. The hdmi out to the receiver does have a signal through it. So there is a wireless hdmi signal to the projector as well as simultaneous sound through to the receiver. Things change with a 3D signal. At first I could not get any 3D signal to transmit to the projector. I tried to turn everything off and restart the system several times thinking it might be an hdmi syncing issue. Nothing worked. I exchanged for another unit at the store thinking I had a bad device the first time. This second unit again worked great on regular 1080p material but when I put in a 3D disc, this time it did transmit a 3D signal but the picture would drop out for a second or two at a time every 5 to 10 minutes, effectively making it horrible to watch any 3D sources. Bottom line is it functions great on regular 1080p but questionable in regards to 3D material. If you don’t intend on watching 3D bluray then this product is fine. Otherwise it can be a hit or miss for more frequent 3D watchers.

I had a problem, I needed to get my Cable signal into my living room where my wife wanted to be able to watch TV. This is her preferred place because of the comfortable leather couch and Harmon wood pellet stove. You know what they say about a happy wife! I really didn't want to have to crawl around in the attic running a new cable connection and I did not want to have to rip into my newly painted walls either! I also wanted to stop connecting up the 50' HDMI cable that we had been using (and tripping over). I did a little research and found this I/O Gear unit on Best Buy's website that looked like it was going to do everything I needed. I ordered it as a Christmas gift for my wife. When it arrived it took me all of about 10 minutes to read the instructions (yes, I did read the instructions) and it took about 5 minutes to set it up! It worked like a charm, started up first thing! I could not believe how great it was working and how easy it was to set up! I even tried different channels with different broadcast capabilities (1080 etc) and the unit adjusted automatically! I can't believe I never thought to do this before. I would recommend this to anyone looking to share their main cable signal ( or any signal) to a TV in a separate room. Forgot to mention that I initially tried this from the cable box in my bedroom (it was easier to test it from there) and the signal worked great, a distance of over 40 feet with several walls containing pipes and wiring all of which appeared to have no detrimental affect on the wireless signal.

Purchased for a bedroom setup that required TV to be on a wall but Cable box 15 feet away. As long as the boxes are oriented correctly I get great signal but if they are turned sideways to each other it can drop out. This could also be because I am surrounded by WiFi signals in my neighborhood. Would buy again as it fixed my problem at a reasonable price.