🔌 Infrared Emitter Extender Cable Extension - Single Head 3.5mm Jack Infrared Red Transmitter Blaster Eye Wire Cord - Compatible with IR Repeater Extender System Kit, Xbox One (1.5m) Review

Adhesive was terrible - wouldn't stick to clean smooth surfaces. It didn't help either, tried on different devices to no avail.

Used this for xbox and it works perfectly now without kinect we can use xbox one to turn on and off tv. I had to place it in a spot where the TV would catch it.

I have a global cache IP to IR box that only comes with 1 blaster and 2 weak emitters. I somehow lost my blaster and GC does not sell a blaster separately for my box. I took a chance and tried one of them; It works great as a blaster at any of the three points!

I used this to add a Dish 211z to an existing control box. It works well. The only problem I had was finding the exact placement that gave me the best answer. I had to test this with the closet doors closed, otherwise I got a slight rejection. After installation it works great. I will use it again if needed.

Bought as a spare. I ended up having to use one of them. I went through three of these before getting a good one before finally realizing that the plugs didn't fit tightly into the sockets. I swapped them out with known good ones from another device on my system and the problems went away. Poor quality control to ensure products are not made to industry standard specifications.

I bought this because I wanted to mix and match my living room TV remotes instead of using Xfinity's chunky ones. Since our TV has the internet capabilities they believe make a TV "smart", the Samsung remote was the obvious choice to work with. I was able to hook it up to the TV, hook it up to the cable box, and after about a minute program the TV to use the Samsung remote to change the cable box channels.

This product is as advertised. I wasn't sure if it would work with my Actiontec MyWirelessTV3 HDMI wireless transmitter as it wasn't listed as compatible. It works great! Not only does this product work great, it is also priced right. The MAXZONE IR Emitter Extension Cable is only $6.98 and comes with a premium price (amazing price). Action tec charges $12.99 for their IRblaster (IR emitter) cable, for which you pay an additional $12.99 shipping.

Perfect, I just had to move it around a bit to make sure the Xbox One was driving my Hisense TV and Yamaha soundbar. Mention the brands of what I have so people know the combo works. I had to use double sided tape to secure it, but I had to wiggle it back and forth a few times and it's in an awkward position for hiding the cable. I suspect the included adhesive should work for 99% of people, and if not, just buy duct tape at a home store or Waltmart for less than a dollar.

I bought this to allow my Xbox One to control my AV Receiver. First, I had an Xbox One and receiver in an open-shelf outdoor entertainment center. The Xbox can wirelessly transmit this IR signal itself and communicate normally. However, when I changed the entertainment setting so that both the Xbox and receiver were on separate shelves behind a closet with the door closed, my Xbox stopped controlling the receiver. After realizing that the closet doors were blocking the IR signal, I bought this…