Review: Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver, 1080P 60HZ(Not for 1080i), 98FT, Dual-Band Wi-Fi

[@CordCuttersNews]

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[@admirals818]

I'm just happy I got to hear the word 'dongle'. As for the device, the range and latency are the issues. At 10-15 feet, I'll just use a cable.

[@StevenTorrey]

Many years ago, the HDMI cable was a lifesaver for connecting KZbin Video to my dumb TV. Then I got the Google Chromecast dongle which was an even better lifesaver for casting computer to TV, without worrying about tripping over an HDMI cable. Now I have a Smart TV. But I still use Chromecast to watch programs from my TV that are not available via streaming service.

[@podiumguy100]

nord vpn on my mac + 1080p wireless hdmi from mac to dumb tv = my cord cutting experience ... and i couldnt be happier

[@crosslink1493]

Having to recharge these things would be a hassle, I thought there was power in the wiring circuitry in HDMI cables and connection devices so wondering why they didn't just use that. Also the 1080p limitation - does it at least go down to 720 for video programs in that format? And the 10 - 15 ft limitation on broadcasting is a turn-off considering a basic home wi-fi set-up is pretty good at distributing signal around a standard size house or large apartment. I'd say not worth it except for very specialized situations.

[@kennethkwilinski4899]

Question for Luke: what can you tell us about the new ATT Internet Air that is now out?

[@TigerClaw305]

This one only seems to do 1080p, But they have others that can do up to 4K.

[@IrisXie-x9s]

RGBlink 4K Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver Kit, One Transmitter and Two Receivers Wireless USB Transmitter is affordable price in Amazn now

[@CoreyRader]

10 to 15 feet doesn't seem worth the hassle

[@robertmason7013]

Will it work with an Android phone if you have some type of adapter.

[@notajp]

Just wondering about using two different transmitters with one receiver? Say you only have one HDMI port open on your TV, but want to use both a streaming box and a DVD player or game console…

[@thomaslorenzo6060]

I have a hdmi switch one for my amazon stick and the other for the cable box 2 input to one out

[@angelaparente4470]

​@@thomaslorenzo6060dvds must be obselete

[@Flexin010]

That would be cool to put a tv out side the back yard to watch sports or something while bbq

[@ts.nathan7786]

This device has to connect with a power cable. So, total number of cables is not reduced.

[@JBCAmerica]

Luke do you think that streaming will become like free over the air broadcast tv where the services are free with a discount? I’m skeptical of what do might think about this?

[@angelaparente4470]

Streaming is better than cable

[@lorensims4846]

Interesting, but I don't think I have any use for it. I'm happy with the cables.

[@angelaparente4470]

But cable is getting old

[@DJaquithFL]

Personally for long-term use this or any wireless HDMI are a poor choice. Alternatively, I'd use 'screen mirroring ' via WiFi or simply cut a hole through a wall behind the TV with one of many easy solutions. Now if you're visiting .. eg hotel, office or someones home then certainly it's an option.

[@chumbawumba1959]

**WAY OVER PRICED** for what you get. Since actual effective range is 10' ... I will use a cable and spend the $100+ on beer 🤣🤣🤣

[@mybachhertzbaud3074]

Range, latency and just generally more Wi-Fi noise pollution are certainly a down side to me. Maybe ok for mobile users for easy connections. I think a Chromecast is better for that though.🤔

[@jefferyhinrichsen4392]

Cordless except for the power cord. I'll just hide the HDMI cable.

[@angelaparente4470]

Why doesn't television so that streaming take over!?

[@mfgc2610]

10' and runs hot? $120? Not happening.

[@AAa-qd8hb]

Just another unnecessary device that is not better than a simple cable IMO.

[@nine7295]

Does a HDMI cable work at 90'?

[@AAa-qd8hb]

@@nine7295 Walmart sells a 90 degrees HDMI cable adapter for sharp turns. Just plug your straight HDMI cable into this adapter.

[@angelaparente4470]

We don't need dvds anymore