🔌 SIIG 1080P Wireless HDMI Extender Kit - 165 Feet (50m) HDMI 1.3 HDCP 1.2 - 2.4Ghz Signal - IR Remote Control - Wall Mountable - Version 2.0 + Wi-Fi Extension Antenna Review

Works as advertised. I had a camera system where it was impossible to run an HDMI cable to a monitor. I bought it hoping to wirelessly send a signal to a monitor in a separate room at home. I connected both units and voila, everything worked! I couldn't be happier. I didn't have to run cables through walls, crawl through the attic, or even read the installation guide for this wireless device. Who could ask for more :)

I didn't want to go through the hassle of running an HDMI cable between the BR and LR so I looked and found this one. SIIG is a pretty good name in the PC world, so I figured it would work well. Works but occasionally crashes. The transmitter and receiver are only 20 feet apart on opposite sides of the wall. I ended up running an HDMI fiber optic cable and it didn't turn out to be as difficult as I thought it would be. I'm giving 2 stars because maybe the problem is that the units are close…

I think it's a great product. I ran my about 60 feet, through a wall and a door. Initially I had to adjust the antenna a bit, but once I got the best position it has worked flawlessly ever since. The HD picture is the same as HDMI connection. I get an image quality of 1080 i. You'll get a slight audio lag from time to time, but I've found that turning the receiver off and then back on goes away. It's more expensive than other similar wireless systems, but I think it's worth the extra money…

Excellent product. I have bought many other similar devices and this device is the best of them all. I wanted to wait about a month before writing a review to make sure it works as it should; and so it is. There is a slight audio lag that cannot be corrected by either the device or the TV's lip-sync feature. You only realize that when you really pay attention to the tone and observe the actors' lips on the screen. But otherwise; great sound and great picture. I don't have two devices that are…

Exactly as described and arrived on time. I love this thing! I put the TV in the garage, turned it on and it works like a champ. The distance between them is about 30 feet and two outside walls (separate garage). I use this with an HDMI splitter and cheap 2-3 inch HDMI cables. It takes about 30-45 seconds to turn on. Seconds to display the image but no problem after that. I had an external antenna for the receiver but I don't need it. The remote IR extend feature works great. I plugged it back…

I think the people who made this product meant me. I needed to transmit a television signal from one end of a large room to the other about twenty feet away. I could run the cable through the insulation-filled attic or run the above-ground line. But these little boxes are great for that. You sit next to the cable box in a chest of drawers on the side of the room with the cable connection. Another hangs on the wall next to the TV. This thing is equipped with an infrared control relay that works…

One unit works fairly well. The screen has artifacts and flickers at times, but overall it looks good. There is a noticeable input lag of up to a full second. Video and audio are synced with a delay so you can watch the video (audio is synced to video). If you're using a laptop, you need to keep an eye on the laptop screen, and other people in the room shouldn't notice the lag. If you're using a desktop or laptop computer with the screen closed, you'll notice input lag. Part of the device works