🔌 OREI HDBaseT 4K 60Hz HDMI Extender over Ethernet LAN Cable - Up to 115 Feet - IR, CEC, RS-232, PoC Review

TV and cable box Upgrade to 4K and requires new Cat/Ethernet extender for 4K. The product is small and easily fits behind the TV. A distinctive feature is the presence of a power supply unit, which provides power to both devices. Ideal for wall mounting. Image quality has improved significantly over the previous 1080p adapter. The price is great considering the local electronics company wanted to charge $500 for the product and installation. Highly recommended.

this one seems to be the best. I have had several of their models in the past and they have been damaged by lightning strikes. I think the problem was the different power supply of the XMTR and RCR modules. This uses a shared Ethernet cable and power adapter and has been working reliably for over a year. Picture and Sound Quality = Best, I can't get enough of OREI. The costume service also helped me a lot.

We are installing a large video screen in our HS gym and although a media server is used for sports videos we wanted to be able to use the display for any guest speakers as well. While wireless HDMI extenders could be an option, we were concerned about the performance of all wireless devices in the gym at large gatherings and decided a wired solution would be best. We have a 165ft Cat6 transition between devices. This system allowed us to mount a box on the wall where the presenters could…

I received these enhancements for an upcoming event where I need to stream video from a Canon C200 to a remote viewer outbuildings. These extenders do not work with all HDMI formats, despite marketing materials stating otherwise. I can't see the signal when the camera is set to 4K HDMI output or when it's outputting 1080P with 10-bit 4:2:2. I had to reconfigure the camera to output 1080P 8bit 4:2:0 before it finally worked. Unfortunately I don't have time to return them as the event is this…

Use the display for any guest speaker. While wireless HDMI extenders could be an option, we were concerned about the performance of all wireless devices in the gym at large gatherings and decided a wired solution would be best. We have a 165ft Cat6 transition between devices. This system allowed us to mount a box on the wall where the presenters could easily plug in their HDMI source (and have an ethernet connection for their internet - again Wi-Fi glitches/bandwidth issues). The POE capability

I received these extensions for an upcoming event where I need to stream video from a Canon C200 to a remote audience watching from outside the building. These extenders do not work with all HDMI formats, despite marketing materials stating otherwise. I can't see the signal when the camera is set to 4K HDMI output or when it's outputting 1080P with 10-bit 4:2:2. I had to reconfigure the camera to output 1080P 8bit 4:2:0 before it finally worked. Unfortunately I don't have time to return them as

I make a lot of videos and slideshows for company parties. I have listed 4 other 3rd party devices up to 392ft but there is a slight video lag when moving the mouse. It didn't really matter since most customers mainly want videos and slideshows. At a company event last week, the video we showed had a lag in audio. I've never experienced this problem and had to use a video switcher to slow down the audio by 200ms. I decided it was time to find a solution if I'm doing a mixer-free event. I…

I have a house that is connected with a Cat5e ethernet cable and I would like that my monitor is in one room and my computer is in another room. I've tried other extenders in the past that either compressed the video (resulting in unacceptable latency) or didn't have enough signal strength to transmit it through all the cables without appreciable noise (e.g. red pixels everywhere). There is no noticeable latency at this setting and the picture quality is perfect at 1080p. Total cable length…