Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works fine with clear line of site at 30-35 Linear Feet.

I’m a video DJ, so content is everything. Now that we’re operating in the Covid era, we’re doing events at non-traditional locations that aren’t AV equipped. This Wireless HDMI Sender/Receiver Kit was just what we needed to continue broadcasting quality content, without the need to run additional cabling. There is a .25 second digital delay, that’s easily adjusted in our software. Most guests wouldn’t notice, but we notice everything. Thanks Best Buy!

These little video transmitter and receiver work so well you can’t even tell you are using them picture and sound are great

This IOGEAR - Wireless HDMI TV Connection Kit is fantastic. We had through the wall HDMI cable for our Den TV and the connection broke and there was no way to fish a new wire through the wall. Best Buy geek squad suggested the IOGEAR - Wireless HDMI TV Connection Kit - Black and it is fantastic and was no very expensive. Very happy!!

Terrible product I set this up from across the room and got waiting for connection, plugged the device in 2 feet away and got the same. Finally after 10 min it connected but dropped out again..... this product is going back

We have two of these: 1. Sends HDMI full HD audio and video signal to a projector 35+ feet away. There are no obstructions between them and it works solidly with great signal quality. 2. Sends full HD audio and video signal to a wall-mounted TV in another room 25 feet away. There are doors/walls between them. It works well for the initial connection, but sporadically drops the connection. I recommend this for open line-of-sight use, but not if you have any walls, doors, or other obstructions between the units.

I bought this for our office to avoid having to go under the concrete floor, or drag a 25' hdmi cable across conference tables. It transmits hdmi audio and video with ease and has very, very minimal points in which lag is experienced. Definitely does the job, and I'll be buying 2 more to avoid cable mess in other conference rooms. The only somewhat negative aspects are the price (could be cheaper for it being a simple device) and it will not work well when transmitting audio during audioconferencing (Skype, WebEx, et al), unless the display you're connecting to is proven to be echo cancelling.

Works as advertised but sometimes it takes a while to connect. Once its connected it's good to go. Never lost connection during any game or movie. No lag time and no loss of video or audio quality.

Needed a way to send video from a surface to a tv. It works most of the time sometimes there is a lag. It does require a HDMI and a usb port to give it power and has a IR eye on both sides that you also must plug in. so lots of stuff hanging off both sides.

I bought this to put in my RV so I wouldn't have to run more cables from the front to the back. I plugged it into my Dish Network receiver in the front of the RV and then put the receiver in the back of the RV plugged into the TV. This is about a 20 Ft run but through a few wooden walls and a refrigerator. This didn't work so well. It kept reconnecting or was super choppy. I then decided to move the receiver to the outside TV, which is about 10 Ft. from Dish box and it works great there. We watched the Lakers lose last night and the only thing that worked poorly was the Lakers. Box worked great when that close and only going a few pieces of wood and a microwave.

I bought this because I moved into a new house and the coax outlets were lacking. Rather than cut into the walls and run new cable, I figured I could use these because it was less than 150 feet away and had direct line of sight - I was wrong. There's no way the range is 150 feet, more like 50 feet. When in the same room and less than 25 feet away, it works great.

Easy to use and great for short range usage. I use in large rec room, 20 ft to receiver. Had trouble at long range (75 ft). The transmitter was more stable with USB power plug. Did not need the IR booster for great quality picture.

The transmitters signal is at 5G. Which is same on ISP wireless router, 2.4&5G. My wireless laptop is only able to see 2.4g due to competing signals. At first I did not notice until I bought second Wireless HDMI setup. only later I learned, depending on who talk to, they can interfere with each other. I learned if I get meesage "waiting for signal", I unplug receiver power supply for 10-20 seconds fixes it. Its still nicer than seeing wires hanging down. Tech told me to see if moving ISP router further away from transmitter will work. Havent done that yet

I got a project on the whim and didn't have any long HDMI cable at the moment. I decided to give the wireless HDMI a try to see how well it worked. To my surprise, it worked really well. The biggest concern was a lag in audio, but I didn't notice any problem and the video/audio quality was great. I did notice that a few frames would get dropped creating an ever slight choppiness time to time. You really have to pay attention to notice it. Not sure if this is the result of buffering with wireless signals. Ultimately I only had this device for a week before I switched over to a 30' long HDMI cable. I think this is a great device if you can't get HDMI wires far enough to your transmitter and receiver.

I almost paid someone to run a cable connection to our TV. This would have cost a lot more and would have put holes in our walls. I first tried the Actiontec wireless transmitter and it didn't work at all. This was the only other brand that BestBuy has in the store and it cost less. So I gave it a try. I am so happy I did. 99% of the time the picture and sound is as good as a wired connection. 1% if the time the picture may freeze for a few seconds. It's easy to set up. I highly recommend this.

The product works pretty good. Sometimes I do lose the signal but that’s ok. Hooking it up is simple but time consuming. If having a party set it up before guests arrive and make sure it done correctly

I have been using this adapter for about a month now to connect laptops wirelessly to a projector in our conference room. It takes about 15 to 20 seconds to make the connection once you plug it into a device. However sometimes it seems like it looses the wireless signal. It works but unsure onto how well for the time being. It does do what it says it does just unsure if it is the device or the laptop causing the issue maybe when it goes into sleep mode.

I set the units up in accordance with the enclosed instructions and although the units are approximately 25 feet apart, they some times lose sync. Both antennas are within line of sight, but if someone stand between them the signal is lost. I don't think they would operate at the 150 foot range they are supposed to be able to operate at. An other problem is the heat they generate. I measured the temp of the case on each unit and it was 135 degrees F. I remove the power cord from each unit at night and if we leave the house for an extended period,

Been years since I got these wireless HDMI. Until now still works with out any issues. I am getting another set soon.

It works and works well at 1080p. I am using this for company presentations via laptops. I do wish the HDMI had a skinnier area around the HDMI connector as it is BIG and can block a USB port on laptops(so one less option for powering the device). I also wish it had a power button. This device does get warm and I worry it will shorten it's life if continually powered and possibly still generating some heat.