🔌 C2G VGA to HDMI Adapter, HDMI Converter with 3.55mm Audio Port in Black - Cables to Go 41410 Review

Trying to use this for a permanent install. The first unit failed after 1 month but C2G was very good and replaced it with no problem. I've found that this requires reconnecting to the wireless network quite often, so it's not very good for me in this application, it will most likely work for setting AV for events.

Universal plug and play device, excellent quality and range, very very simple and easy to use. I would like ten of these and they are worth the money. Instantly turn your HDMIs into wireless networks for cameras, TVs or video games to stream to TVs, computers or projectors around the room or in the garden! Makes life easier :D

I wanted to use C2G 29329 to stretch our Spectrum set top box to my receiver across the room, Installation was very easy, quality is very good with slow moving pictures at 1080p but with images that change rapidly, the expected pixelation occurs. Pixelation is reduced at 720p. In general, the device works, and the quality depends on how quickly the content being broadcast changes.

Bought for my office conference room. Works great and displays presentations and documents very well. Can mirror anything on your laptop. There are no cables to connect and run across the floor in the room. Keeps the room and conference table clean. The only criticism is that it sometimes takes a few minutes for new inputs to be recognized before they are displayed.

Best HDMI Wireless Product. So far I have bought about 6 of these devices and installed them for teachers with projectors. This little device works perfectly all the time, and if something happens where it can't be plugged in, it's as simple as restarting the laptop/computer and everything comes right back. I've tried several other types but not with this technology, Nyrius ARIES Prime Wireless looks similar and might try it one day if c2g is above their price point. I bought c2g for $180.

I was updating my conference room at work and this device was perfect! We wanted to hide as many cables as possible but still leave a large TV on the wall. Our conference table has a couple of holes for data connections so I installed a Keystone HDMI connector which we placed on the entry side and mounted it under the table so there was only one HDMI connector on the other end to which a We installed it directly on the back of the TV and its cable was long enough to connect directly to the TV…