I am currently looking for just such a solution. I would like to connect my gaming computer, which is in another room, to my TV in the living room so that I can also play games there. What would have been interesting is if you had moved further away to show when the connection drops. Do you think you could do another test here?
I think it’s used for a remote extender. Point the remote at the rx one and it sends a signal to the tx on to control the device that’s hooked to the tx? Maybe- I’m hoping anyway
Is this a sponsored video? The reason I ask is that reviewing the footage there seems to be significant lag relating from your inputs on the controller to what's happening on screen. Also how was the audio as in the video it seems terrible whilst playing the game?
It says wireless but you still connect to your HDMI to the back of your console you just plug in the other end into the receiver I might as well just keep doing what I'm doing and be wired
If your going to review these kinds of products you need to include ALL DETAILS. People are interested in latency and frames per second among many things.
It’s hilarious when people test these things with the transmitter and the receiver right next to each other. Why wouldn’t you just use a cable in that scenario? Test it in the use case that people are actually buying this unit for - test it through a wall or two!
This 4k wireless setup is interesting . Not sure this unit will actually make the T.V. setup clean. Seems a bit bulky, If this is actually for a pc across the room . This would probably work well for sharing it to your T.V. for gaming P.C. to T.V. I do like the fact that it doesn't seem to have much latency.
RGBlink 4K Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver Kit,Plug and Play,Wireless HDMI Extender One Transmitter and Two Receivers, Supports PC and Mobile Phones for Meetings Live Broadcasts is available in AMZ now.
What? there no cables going from the xbox to the TV, its for stuff far away. of course you still have to plug in the transmitter and receiver, but it's an alternative to screen mirroring or other screen sharing options that are laggy/finicky. you have just a straight up "hdmi" connection but without running a cable across the floor
@@FrothyRsps hahahaha 1 HDMI cable replaced by 3 more more cables. Your idea of wireless and other peoples idea of wireless are clearly miles apart... Hahaha I'll stick to the 1 cable....
I am currently looking for just such a solution. I would like to connect my gaming computer, which is in another room, to my TV in the living room so that I can also play games there. What would have been interesting is if you had moved further away to show when the connection drops. Do you think you could do another test here?
Did you find anything which works well for this?
I saw Macho Madness running wild in the video brother. Ohhh yeah!!! Nice review!
Yeah! Love macho man! Thanks!
Always interested in wireless HDMIs. With how much more bulky this one is compared to your other review I hope this one has more features
It has HDMI Loop-Out function and one-click switching WIFI frequency band function
RGBlink Ask Nano wireless HDMI transimtter and Receiver is cool and affordable price , available in AMZN
@@IrisXie-x9s thank you. I'm open to any alternatives I'll look into it
are you looking for 4K wireless hdmi extender manufacturer ?
You can definitely see a delay between your inputs and the anolog sticks and the screen movements.
Can't lie I was not liking when you couldn't get off DKOldies but your latest videos have been awesome. I resubbed and I support your new content.
but how to connect the keyboard and mouse to the other room?
2.4 Gz keyboard and mouse should work just fine 👌
Could you add the official manufacture page please?
are you looking for 4K wireless hdmi extender manufacturer ?
What would you use the IR thing for? Tv remote??
I think it’s used for a remote extender. Point the remote at the rx one and it sends a signal to the tx on to control the device that’s hooked to the tx? Maybe- I’m hoping anyway
The infrared extender would be used for devices you are trying to move away from the TV like your blu ray player or fire stick.
how to run audio to a sound bar if you want to connect to a projector?
Does this product turn on by itself when a signal is trying to be processed?
Is this a sponsored video? The reason I ask is that reviewing the footage there seems to be significant lag relating from your inputs on the controller to what's happening on screen. Also how was the audio as in the video it seems terrible whilst playing the game?
It says wireless but you still connect to your HDMI to the back of your console you just plug in the other end into the receiver I might as well just keep doing what I'm doing and be wired
How is the 4k quality? Is it stable or laggy?
I thought this was a WiFi extender. I really need one of those.
If your going to review these kinds of products you need to include ALL DETAILS. People are interested in latency and frames per second among many things.
Dude real all these guys reviewing these wireless HDMI transmitters don’t include the refresh rate or latency. It annoys me so much.
Does it pass 3D and HDR10?
So what is the 2nd HDMI connection on the transmitter for?
loop out to a monitor screen
@@nntv86 Wow, that means it can also act as a splitter. Could be handy.
It’s hilarious when people test these things with the transmitter and the receiver right next to each other. Why wouldn’t you just use a cable in that scenario?
Test it in the use case that people are actually buying this unit for - test it through a wall or two!
Most don't work through walls.
@@OfficialChaseBrogan bummer 😓
It is for line of sight. like a room or living room without any wall block.
thank you for a good video
This 4k wireless setup is interesting . Not sure this unit will actually make the T.V. setup clean. Seems a bit bulky, If this is actually for a pc across the room . This would probably work well for sharing it to your T.V. for gaming P.C. to T.V. I do like the fact that it doesn't seem to have much latency.
RGBlink Ask Nano 4K wireless HDMI transimtter and Receiver is cool and affordable price , available in AMZN
RGBlink 4K Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver Kit,Plug and Play,Wireless HDMI Extender One Transmitter and Two Receivers, Supports PC and Mobile Phones for Meetings Live Broadcasts is available in AMZ now.
I don’t get how it’s wireless if your connecting the transmitter / receiver to your TV?
What? there no cables going from the xbox to the TV, its for stuff far away. of course you still have to plug in the transmitter and receiver, but it's an alternative to screen mirroring or other screen sharing options that are laggy/finicky. you have just a straight up "hdmi" connection but without running a cable across the floor
Cool!
That's cool af
Why are you gaming in the same room as your Xbox kinda defeats the purpose of the transmitter?
Was this sponsored?
So 3 cables to replace 1 HDMI cable? I'll stick to the 1 cable thanks. Adding 3 to replace 1 cable makes no sense....
its for wireless u bot
@@FrothyRsps hahahaha 1 HDMI cable replaced by 3 more more cables. Your idea of wireless and other peoples idea of wireless are clearly miles apart... Hahaha I'll stick to the 1 cable....
@@BlackVSV6 Yes it is for someone need to connect signal to at least 20+ feets away to benefit this feature.
Literally 3x more wires just to not be wired....defeats the purpose. Great video tho. Thanks!