🔌 AGPTEK LKV373A 1080P HDMI Extender: 365ft/120M Single Cat5/Cat6/Cat7 Ethernet Network and LAN Router/Switcher for HD STB,DVD,PS3, etc, supporting TCP/IP over Ethernet Review

My cable box connection, HDMI 1:2 splitter (one for original TV, second for extension), transmitter, switch, router, receiver and 2 televisions. The picture has a very good sound and video quality. This is a replacement for the Belkin HDMI Wireless Extender which has many quality issues (this model is no longer manufactured).

Do not buy! Wanted to send my 1080p NVR to two displays in my house through an unmanaged Netgear 5-port switch. Spent countless hours getting it to work. I keep getting errors to check my TX signal. After an hour of fiddling with resetting TX-RX devices, disconnecting and reconnecting cables, it finally worked. Then I turn off the TV and get the error again. Played with it for three days. Still does not work. waste of time and money. Return and order what really works.

This is what I have observed using these devices. First I connected them through my network and it worked. This worked fine but my network is slowing down. So I plugged it into a separate ethernet cable directly from my security camera and it worked great for the TV. Since it didn't exist on my network, I didn't experience any slowdown. So I just use it with an ethernet cable as an extension so I can view my cameras from my TV through one of the HDMI ports. The picture is very clear and always…

Bought a pair of AGPtek for HDMI extenders through LAN routers and they worked great. My place of worship needed to feed a camera into a second room when space was tight and there was only one wired network to work with. We plugged them in, no setup no setup, it just worked and streamed both audio and video seamlessly over a standard existing wired router network like most homes and small businesses do. Make sure you're using CAT6 network cables and good HDMI connections and you're good to go.

We used this for the overflow room next to the church at a big event in our community. The setup was HDMI from a video camera connected to a SENDER unit, a 268ft Cat5e connected to a RECEIVER unit and then to an LCD projector. In the receiver box we used an HDMI to VGA adapter which cut the sound to get sound. The result was VERY good video in the overflow space, the quality of which was limited by our projector. If I had to buy again I would consider devices that have audio breaks in the…

The old version (2.0) of this product is sold at almost the same price. Mirabox HDMI Extender over IP/TCP Cat5/5e/6/6e Rj45 UTP/STP Ethernet LAN Switch Network Support 400ft (120m) 1080P Full HD Extension Black (HSV373 One Pair) The product on this page is version 3.0 and sync more reliable than 2.0. Neither product works very well once you integrate it into your network. I spent hours trying different configurations on my home network and was amazed at the chaos it caused. The most interesting