Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver Support 2.4/5G Plug & Play, 4K Wireless HDMI Extender for Streaming Video and Audio to Monitor from Laptop/Pc/TV Box

I never thought wireless HDMI could be this smooth until I tried the INVERSE NET Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver. Setup was truly plug and play – no tech headaches, no driver installations, just instant connectivity between my laptop and living room TV.Streaming movies felt seamless, with zero noticeable lag, even at about 40 feet away through a wall. I was especially impressed with the 5G connection — it held steady during a full 2-hour 4K film without a single hiccup. Audio stayed in sync, which was a huge relief (anyone who’s dealt with out-of-sync dialogue knows the pain).The units themselves are compact and sleek enough to hide behind a monitor or TV, and they don’t get too warm after extended use. A small detail, but it matters.This device has truly decluttered my workspace and entertainment area. No more long HDMI cables snaking across the room — just clean, wireless freedom.Highly recommended if you want to share screens or stream video across rooms without sacrificing quality or dealing with lag.

The device is simple to set up, with no need for apps or Wi-Fi connections. One reviewer mentioned, "Setup was literally plug and play." In various environments, including both indoor and outdoor settings, the device has maintained a strong connection and consistent performance. A reviewer noted, "I've used it in a variety of environments... and it's always worked flawlessly." The compact and lightweight design makes it easy to transport, ideal for business presentations, home entertainment, or educational purposes.

This item is an amazing item for all content, creators and people who need an adapter to have an HDMI to another TV to another monitor or computer I do recommend recommended the quality and the hertz is amazing for it. I hardly recommend it and you won’t regret it.

Loved it until the transmitter just stopped working. The computer saw the dongle and from 8 ft away it just quit connecting. The receiver shows 'wireless mirror adapter'. I've used this less than a dozen times and this is frustrating. Had it for 8 months. Loss of money

Works well. It was a bit confusing at first seeing cables for a wireless transmitter but it makes sense. Let's me stream from my computer to my TV. No noticeable latency for videos. Probably not great for video games but I haven't tested yet

I bought this originally with the intent to send a video signal from my home theater receiver to a projector across the room. It worked quick and easy, but it was immediately apparent that there is some audio/video sync/lag issues. Gaming is impossible unless the game itself has proper offsets to account for the delay. But even watching movies, I couldn't adjust the sync on my home theater receiver enough to match up with audio and video comfortably enough. I tried a few different configurations, each with slightly different results but none that were really solid for movies or gaming.I decided to keep it though, because often I have a need as part of my video production jobs to simply send a video signal to an off-set or backstage monitor where the sync is not critical, but the convenience of not running cables is huge. This allows me easily split an HDMI cable off from my equipment and send a wireless signal across the venue or behind the curtains to a TV where staff can see what's happening out on stage. In this situation, it works perfectly and is sufficient. And for the price, it's hard to beat. Professional wireless HDMI is significantly more expensive.This is perfect for simple situations where you might need to show slide presentations on a projector or short video clips, etc... as part of a presentation. I could see it being super valuable in classroom situations or meetings.So ultimately this is not recommended for home theater or gaming use, but does have it's usefulness in some situations. If you absolutely need a wireless HDMI solution for movies or games, definitely budget more and buy a better device -- or ideally figure out how to cleanly run a cable, which is what I ended up doing for my home theater configuration.

I am very happy with the performance of this Wireless HDMI product - so happy I bought a 2nd one.

Worked perfectly fine with me. I like that they provided adapters because i have a portable monitor with mini hdmi so i can use it with it. Definitely work as advertised no issues here.