Actiontec - MyWirelessTV2 Wireless Video Transmitter and Receiver - Black

I installed the receiver in the garage for at 19 inch TV for my gym. Transmitting devise has no issue with the brink wall separating the two rooms. TV play flawless with no lacking. I can even use the cable remote that same as if I was in the kitchen. I have no complains so far and I had it for about a month now. I do wish it was a little cheaper but you can’t have everything.

It works awesome! And its reasonably priced! It wont break your bank! All wires are hidden in my house now and we did it ourselves

this item work beautiful couldn't be any better i would recommended to any one

We need this for a rather strange application. Displaying projections on the walls of a theater, We needed to get the hdmi to a pretty far place away but it needed to look professional also, and this did it! I attached a picture just to show how clean it looked! Pricy but worth it! Don’t buy any other wireless hdmi we returned them all and got this, sometimes only the most expensive one works!

It worked for a few months. Then, no audio on the remote TV. Their customer service is useless. HDMI-HDCP error messages with U-verse Cisco set-up box. Wasted $200.

This unit does get the job done, but every so often it seems to drop or lose the connection between transmitter and receiver for no apparent reason. The fix is to reboot both units (as others have mentioned, just rebooting one or the other simply does not work), and after a few minutes the units are up and running again. The other complaint is the IR transmission from the TV end is a bit slow compared to our box located upstairs but again not really a deal-breaker. We have Spectrum (formerly TWC) and use this Actiontec on our 2nd TV in our bedroom. It certainly saved me from figuring out how to run a cable line when we switched bedrooms; drilling through concrete block was not very appealing) and for the convenience it's easy for us to overlook its somewhat finicky operation. Your mileage may vary, but we've been using this unit for almost a year and its still going. Not a bad investment.

Works well once you get it to play with the HDMI security and Dish Hopper3 system. If used with a Hopper, be prepared to reset power to the Wireless Video Receiver almost every time power is turned off to the Remote TV it is connected to. Luckily I added a power outlet on the wall beside the TV. Don't know if a cable box or Blu-Ray player would have the same issue. Once it is powered up and running, the picture is very good. There is a little latency which delays the remote sound and video so we use sound from the main or remote but not both due to the echo. All in all a good purchase but patience is required sometimes.

It's a tad expensive but not if you consider the cost of other alternatives. (E.g. getting another cable box, running wire, drilling through walls, etc.etc.) The directions are fairly straightforward. I was confused as to where to place the IR blaster on the transmitter. There are photos attached as to how to do it correctly. Once i got it setup correctly, the remote in the bedroom controlled the cable box in the living room. Full 1080 HD 50 feet away through two walls.