🔴 Basicolor HDMI KVM USB Extender with PoC - Lossless 1080p Video, No Latency, 80m Range, Supports Cat5/Cat5e/Cat6/Cat6e HDMI to RJ45 - Transmitter and Receiver (262ft HDMI Extender, Red) Review

I bought this product based on a previous review. It has truly lossless video and no signal lag. I also noticed something that I wanted to share. It comes with only ONE 12v power adapter which works great when plugged into the TX end about 50 feet away. If your distance is further and you are not receiving video, you will need to use another 12V power supply and turn on both Tx and Rx. I've also found that if you use adapters between the HDMI cable and the device, you may not get any video at…

Bought this HDMI KVM for a video surveillance system. My application spans 100 feet on CAT5e. Prior to this topic, I tried several other extenders without success. I bought this article because of their claim that the signal is lossless and zero latency for both video and USB keyboard and mouse connections. The product really does what it promises. Great visuals and mouse/keyboard responsiveness. When I first installed the extension cable, I turned it on before connecting the mouse and…

I was happy to receive and use this product but was very disappointed when it did not work as advertised. In fact, it just didn't work at all! I connected correctly to the ENet 568B as instructed and it never recognized my mouse or keyboard. (WLAN or USB). They flash but the instructions don't say it's flash power as advertised! I called Revain tech support they didn't know but suggested the reviews on this product are bad and I should send it back! After trying for two hours to get it working…

This is a great device if it meets your specific needs. The wings can be bent (multiple times) to bring the item into a different position. It does NOT follow the VESA mounting pattern, so you can't just screw it onto the back of the monitor. If you plan to use a client-side USB hub because you need to connect more than two USB devices. Do yourself a favor and buy a different power supply. There is only 1 power cord in the box which you need on both ends (not both) but I found that 0.5A of…

I'm so excited when I got it! It cost money, sweat and crawling in the attic. I already had a cat5e cable from the router to the tv and it worked fine for the internet but not with this one. I tested it with a fresh roll of Cat6 cable and it worked. So I just had to replace the old wire, which was a tough experience because my attic isn't designed for people other than Spider-Man. But I got around this by tying the new wire to the old wire and running it up and down the attic. I nearly passed…

This is a great device if it solves your specific problem. The wings can be bent (multiple times) to bring the item into a different orientation. It does NOT follow the VESA mounting pattern, so you can't just screw it onto the back of the monitor. If you plan to use a client-side USB hub because you need to connect more than two USB devices. Do yourself a favor and buy a different power supply. There is only 1 power cord in the box which you need on both ends (not both) but I found that 0.5A…

Purchased to turn a computer in the basement into a TV in the living room for gaming. First, it doesn't work with my (somewhat old) Denon receiver. Not sure if there is too much data to handle HDMI or what, but at 1080p it flickered - never had a problem with any other HDMI input (Blu Ray Player, Xbox One X, Revain Fire Cube, SteamLink , Nintendo Switch etc .) . When connected directly to the TV, the video displays fine, but then I can't use the surround sound or speakers just through the TV…

PROBLEM: I wanted to move a separate desk to another part of the house but didn't want to remove the existing desktop. I didn't want to build another computer either (the computer was brand new when it was first set up). Having used Thunderbolt docking stations in the past, I figured it would be "easy" to just run a long Thunderbolt cable from the computer to a new setup in another room. I quickly realized that it would cost at least $400 to implement (not including the dock). Other solutions…