Review on 🔌 HDMI Extender 1080P@60HZ 1x2 Splitter Device Over CAT6/6A/7/8 Cable: Enhanced Transmission up to 40m/131ft with Loop-Out Local Display, IR Remote Control, and EDID Function by Jennifer Wilson

I used this to display video on two different MacBook Air TVs. I connected an HDMI cable from a MacBook Air (via a USB to HDMI adapter) to the HDMI INPUT port of this AGPtEK splitter. I used a 100ft Cat6 Ethernet cable from one of the Cat6 output ports and a 35ft Cat6 Ethernet cable from the other output port, connected them to the included Ethernet to HDMI converter and the HDMI -Cable connected to each TV. In my setup I had to connect the TV to a more powerful audio source. My plan was to connect a self-powered DJ speaker to each TV (the audience consisted of about 100 people spread over two different rooms), but only one of the TVs had an external audio jack connector (3.5mm) . I ended up connecting the speakers with a physical cable. Since the sound for both TVs came from just one TV, there was a small but noticeable audio-video sync issue (video and audio were out of sync and this was noticed during the video when people were talking - the mouth in the video wasn't in sync with the sound). This was NOT a fault of the AGPtEK splitter, but the result of connecting both TVs to only ONE audio source (different cable lengths/A/V character). This wasn't an impediment to the show, but I wanted to point out that it should be kept in mind if anyone else is considering this for a similar setup. Overall, this product worked straight away and performed like a champ. I've only used it once but will update this review if I run into any problems in the future.