Customer Ratings & Reviews

Was looking for something to duplicate cable box to other TV's wirelessly. I had a HDMI splitter but this required running a physical cable to connect to satellite TV's and I didnt not want to hassle running cables thru walls, etc. This works great but I, incorrectly, assumed given that there are 3 units pictured it would would connect to 3 TV's. That is not the case as the sending unit has no HDMI passthru - it only sends signal to 2 receivers. Luckily I already had an HDMI splitter and used one connection for my base TV and other to sender unit. Once I figured out the above setup was pretty straightforward. Everything you need to connect is included in the box. Just plug in units, set channel(s) for base and satellites and wait for connection. As I mentioned above I have it connected to cable box and duplicates signal to 2 satellite TV's (as well as HDMI cable connection to my "base" TV) - 3 in all. They all have to watch the same channel but that is not an issue for me. I have one on my covered patio that gets a lot of heat/sun and it has worked with no issues. It comes with IR repeating connections too, but my cable box remote is RF so I did not use these - so cant speak to how that may work. This is second set I have purchased and all have worked with no issues. Signal strength is very good. My furthest wireless connection is about 12 feet through 2 walls at 1080P. I very rarely get a dropout of the signal, but it does happen but only for a second or so. One thing to be aware of is the video signal strength sent will be whatever your lowest connected TV resolution is. In my case my base TV is 1080P, 1 satellite is 1080P and the other is 4K - so all are receiving 1080P signal but 4K still looks great. But if you connect a 480I and a 1080P TV the signal will only be 480I - even to the 1080P TV. I have sound bars on 2 of the 3 TV's and the sound is perfect but if you look closely you might tell a little lag between lips and sound - but that occurred with hard wired HDMI connection also, so no issues. If you are looking for something to duplicate a video/audio signal to multiple devices this is definitely worth a look and I am extremely happy with it. It allowed me to return 2 satellite cable boxes saving my $20 a month - so it will pay for itself quickly!

This is a great way to have multiple devices display the same image. I have two TVs to connect to one source for laptop presentations and videos. This can cover our mobile setup on two TVs and works across a good distance. Only drawback is that video lags a little when farther than 50/60 feet from the transmitter.

May work fine if the transmitter and receiver are in the same room but even when the distance is 30-35 feet, the unit will frequently loos sync if there are one or two interior walls separating the units. More surprising, even when it is working, the connection is also very susceptible to dropping the sync just from someone walking around in the room.

The distance in which these things are working is very limited. In a home with almost LOS, one at 80ft. was going on and out. The other one that was about 120ft. rarely picked up a signal. The concept works (very easy to connect and operate), but if you aren’t pretty much from close rooms, this isn’t a great selection.

Pretty flawless. This is a line of site + setup. Two TV's simultaneously.

Used the at our state FFA convention. Easy to set up, very dependable.

I was able to connect 8 TV's to my laptop allowing me to DJ music videos, host trivia, and karaoke. The neat thing is everyone in the bar can see the videos during dancing, the words for karaoke, and the questions on the screen for trivia.

Works great, the second channel seems to have a little less resolution, but still fine

This item is great to have when you want to show the same display on multiple TVs at the same time

Works well, might have slight lag at times. No complaints otherwise.

Broadcast video to two TV with excellent results. No problems and easy to use.

Worked very well for my problem. Good range and video quality.

good quality picture - good way to go wireless with HDMI

It works if it is not taxked. I show video from 3 different software/apps on my laptop. It could not keep up. Display would lock up on one particular section of video. Which worked prefectly when using HDMI cable. Otherwise the picture was sharp and did not lag. I will be returning this item.

Worked just as I needed it to. Served the purpose. Thanks

Iogear produced a HDMI wireless kit that has a failed transmitter They are in process of making a generation 2 version with a working transmitter

I am a mobile DJ and needed to send a signal from my Laptop to my video screens. There are many options on the market ranging from $30 - $1000... I thought I would try these out... If they did not work whats the worse that can happen I return them! My first test today went flawlessly. Easy to connect and connected super fast. I noticed no lag in the video and the video matched up with the person singing in the video. I have 3 events this weekend and I will truly test these out. If something major changes I will post an update.