AIMIBO HDMI Wireless Transmitter & Receiver 1080P, Multiple TXs & RXs, 5.8G HDMI Extender with KVM, IR Remote, Loop-Out, 656FT, Stream Video Audio for Laptop, Fire TV Stick, Satellite to TV, Projector

Let me start by describing my situation.I have 2 computers - a work computer and a personal computer, that I use. For both devices, I am doing work that makes the fan run at max speed, and is extremely noisy. Because of this, working in the evening is simply not an option, because both computers just end up waking everyone up.With this product, that is no longer a problem. I can interact with both of my computers in the basement while I am on the 2nd floor of the house. As a fair warning though, since the signal is being obstructed, 2 floors is about the limit of what this device is capable of transmitting through with a good signal. Of course, with no obstructions, the distance is much further.The thing I love the most about this product is that it allows me to not only stream the computer screen, but I can plug in my keyboard and mouse and send inputs back down to the computer!Let me explain the set up.This product has a Receiver (RX) and a Transmitter (TX). You plug in the TX to an outlet, then connect the HDMI from the TX to your computer. ALSO, you connect a USB cord from your computer to the TX. Then, you plug in the RX to an outlet, then connect the HDMI from the RX to your monitor. ALSO, you connect your keyboard and mouse to the RX. ALSO, you can connect headphones to the RX and hear the audio from your computer too! ALSO, you can connect an Infrared transmitter and receiver to your TX and RX respectively, and you can use your remote control from your RX side to control the TX side! This is critical for me, because I actually have 3 remotes on the RX side that I use to control multiple devices on the TX side.But once you do all that, you can control the computer attached to the TX from your RX side! And as long as the signal can reach, it does not matter where you are!Also, please note - the Infrared receiver on the RX side is good, but some remotes may need to be aimed carefully. Like I said above, I have 3 remotes. 2 of the remotes can easily send the signal to the infrared receiver from far across the room with one push of the button. But 1 of my remotes, I have to get about 2 feet away from the receiver, or I have to push the button multiple times at different angles and positions. I must do one or the other in order for this remote to work. However, I blame the remote, and not the Infrared receiver. After all, my other 2 remotes work just fine with it.Also, for the infrared transmitter, it is good, but to be safe, it is best to put it right next to whatever it is that you need to send a signal to. That way, you can avoid having to press multiple times on your remote if it is a weak remote like the 3rd remote I mentioned above. Before I put the transmitter next to the device, I had to do a lot of presses. Now, it is only 1 or 2 times.Also, please note - for the keyboard, mouse, and headphones, there are a few caveats.First off, all 3 components seem to take a few minutes before the TX has registered that they are connected. This was weird - basically, you have to plug them in to the RX side, and then wait for the TX to register them. That's not a problem, because once the TX registers them, then no need to register again. The next time you unplug, and then plug them in, they should work immediately. It's just an initial set up phase I guess.Also, the keyboard and mouse don't quite work the same as they do when plugged into the computer directly. For example, I have an external trackpad as my mouse. Normally, I would 2 finger swipe up to scroll down. However, when I plug in the same device to the RX, the same motion would scroll up instead. And for my keyboard, it seems like there are more ghost keys than usual. For example, when plugged in directly, I can press Left Shift and Numpad 0 simultaneously. But when I plug into the RX, it only registers one or the other. This is not a deal breaker for me, but if you want your keyboard to work exactly the same, it might be for you. Also, I swapped out my external trackpad with a normal computer mouse, and things work properly. Perhaps it is something weird with the external trackpad, but I doubt it since the keyboard was also having troubles too.But I want to clarify, I am only listing these things to save you time and effort. These are minor nitpicks at best. The fact is, if you want a device that can stream your computer screen, send keyboard and mouse inputs down to the computer, and repeat your remote IR signals down too, there's really no other option in November 2023. Please note, this company is called AIMIBO, but they are also known as TIMBOOTECH. So, you may see this exact same product under the TIMBOOTECH name. They are one and the same product, and you can even use them together! I am actually doing that right now!Now, there was one technical difficulty. Like I said above, you can connect the keyboard and mouse to the RX side to control the TX side. However, my RX unit had 2 bad USB ports. 1 was completely unusable, while the other 1 was very inconsistent. It was shaky, and couldn't hold a connection unless I tied it down with some twine. So, I emailed tech support ([email protected]), and they responded very quickly! I explained the situation, and after some more info was exchanged, they sent me a replacement, free of charge! The replacement was the TIMBOOTECH one that I mentioned earlier on, so perhaps that is the newer version of this product? They both look exactly the same though. They even both say AIMIBO as their logo. Perhaps TIMBOOTECH is the newest batch.But anyways, like I said, as of November 2023, there is no other product on Amazon that could provide all of this functionality at this price point. Believe me, I searched VERY HARD. I landed on AIMIBO, and I have been very pleased! Customer support was excellent, the product is high quality, and aside from some nitpicks, this has been serving beautifully!One final thing before I go -- AIMIBO advertises that you can connect multiple RX's to one TX, and vice versa, and this is true. After all, if you have a computer in the basement, another computer in the first floor, and you and your monitor are on the second floor, then you do need 2 TX's and 1 RX.However, if the 2 devices that you need to connect are RIGHT NEXT TO EACH OTHER, then you do NOT need to order 2 TX's. Get 1 TX and 1 RX, then get an HDMI Splitter/Switch (THAT CAN BE CONTROLLED WITH A INFRARED REMOTE), then use the Infrared transmitter and receiver that I talked about above to be able to switch between the 2! You will also need a USB Splitter/Switch (THAT CAN BE CONTROLLED WITH A INFRARED REMOTE). I am doing this now, and am able to connect both laptops to the 1 TX! I love this because it allows me to be smart and not waste money. I went ahead and bought another TX because I actually have another device that cannot be in the same room. But the point is, because I used the HDMI Splitter, I only needed to buy 1 RX and 2 TX's, not 3 TX's! This truly is an excellent product. Also, the headphones automatically connect to the correct device. However, do not use the provided AUX cord if you intend to switch between inputs like I am doing. Otherwise, your audio will be forced to the cord as opposed to the device currently connected to the TX. Simply plug in your headphones into the RX, don't use the AUX cord on the TX side, and then the audio will switch between computers as you switch between computers via the HDMI Splitter/Switch.I really love this product so much. I am only going to buy products like this from AIMIBO and TIMBOOTECH. I asked all my friends how I could solve a problem like mine, and the best anyone could come up with was to find a really good bluetooth connection for the keyboard and mouse, then use an HDMI Wireless kit to share the screen. But this product is ALL IN ONE. I intend to sing their praises for a long time. I asked multiple experts how to solve this problem, and none had an answer as good as AIMIBO/TIMBOOTECH.

Other units had connectivity problems, this unit works perfectly, links up in 2-4 seconds. The unit is made very well, good quality. I gave it one star on tech support because the instruction manual does not provide much info. on how to use the unit. There are many optional features but no explanation of what they are, what they do or when you'd use them, I went online to see if a more complete manual was available from AIMIBO but there is no info. about my unit online. It does not seem to be in their product line anymore.

This product works as intended. I use it to transmit to a TV 50 feet away through 3 walls. After 7 months the transmitter stopped working. I contacted AIMIBO support. They were very prompt to reply. We exchanged some troubleshooting information. It was determined the transmitter was at fault and they sent me a replacement unit. I am very pleased with the customer support I received.

I got this and another receiver to expand my dvr cameras. This let me connect 2 tv's and one monitor insted of the one that the dvr system allows. I did get a hdmi splitter because someone on here said it was needed and well its not since it has an input and output on the back along with sending through wifi. No problems at all sending to one tv and one monitor and still connected to the tv in the garage. I give it 5stars if you have security cameras and want to watch them from more than just the spot you have it it installed this is what you need. No lag roughly 75 ft away and through walls.

I didn’t find that these units were consistent when it came to getting them to sync and link up. or when they were reactivated the next day, they would not sync up. Not sure what the problem was. However, it wasn’t just us manufacture, we had a similar near facture bunch of the same components that would not sync up at all. It looks like it’s a good idea, that is, assuming that they will work will work on a consistent basis. It’s packaged very nicely. It looks well-made. Perhaps you could have better luck than we did.

Our previous HDMI Wireless Extender, ANSTEN 328ft /100m Wireless AV Transmitter and Receiver with Loop-Out Support 1080P@60Hz was more difficult to set up and, at the time of that purchase the reviews for all the HDMI Wireless Extenders indicated occasional dropouts and issues requiring rebooting to restore performance. My wife finally got tired of the Ansten unit, as the issues (particularly the audio track slipping), so I researched this again and found this new AIMIBO unit. As stated in other reviews, setup was brainless and it has run flawlessly in the first month of operation.

The transmitter requires a USB Type A to USB Type A cable (included). Type A to Type A cables are prohibited by the USB standard.Were it not for that, I'd give it 5 stars.

I got this thinking I can share my roku device to multiple TVs in the house. But the receiving TVs only get 720 resolution and is grainy and uncomfortable to watch. It lowers the watching experience compared to the TV the roku is on. I got a couple of them and hoped for a better experience.

Falto un adaptador de clavija del tomacorriente de 12v, y no puedo probar el producto sin el adaptador faltante, solo puedo encender uno pero de nada me sirve sin el segundo, se ve de buena calidad, pero no puedo hacerlos funcionar. Aparte faltan las antenas IR y el cabke auxiliar que se menciona en el manual, pateviera ser abierto anteriormente.