Wireless HDMI Is Here! Say Goodbye To HDMI Cables! | BMOSTE Wireless HDMI Transmitter Receiver Kit

Any tips for the dropped frames? I bought it and it freezes every 10 or so seconds audio stays in tact of course but now I’m wondering if there’s a better version or if it’s just the consequence of it.

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Is it heavy. Bc the reason i want a wireless is to keep the console ports from wiggling. I could have gotten 100 bucks off a ps5 with my ps4 but the hdml port was wiggling and they only gave me 34 bucks off

Bought this a couple days ago because of your video and even used your affiliate link. Hooked it up to my PS5 and it is giving nothing but lag and glitchy gameplay. Any solutions? I really want this to work! Thanks in advance.

Wait till it gets less expensive

$100 for just 2?, you'd want more for other consoles or bluray player

Does this work with cable tv boxes?

Thank you for testing😀

No lag whatsoever! Even if the cable is too long, it adds latency to games. I wonder how well it'd perform some distance away.

Looks laggy, but I'm not familiar with that game.

nice

I don't see it being an advantage. Yeah you can leave the wireless one in the tv and change out the other end to any system or device, but you can do the same with a wired one with less latency and no USB. I DO hate wires, but untile latency is PROVEN to be a non-factor (especially with 4K and up) I'll have to stick with wires

This ain’t wireless bro!!

I didnt know you could use wireless hdmi for series s?? i thought it didnt support it?🤔😅

can you do one fr a phone review like samsung dex kinda thing

Can you do it but with a wired monitor as well to compare latency?

why are we still using hdmi cables because its hell of alot cheaper than using wireless hdmi which is priced at abit over 100 american dollars.good vid m8t i would wait till it comes down in price.

I think it's an excellent technology. Now we have to wait for them to perfect it in 4k technology

and the most important thing is that the price is within everyone's reach

There is a resolution downgrade from 1440p to 1080p; that's not huge, but it's worth mentioning. 1080p is XBOX 360 territory.

I like the idea but I use 4 consoles so will it interfere if you use 4 next to each other ?

nice. Of course my first two questions are

1: Does it lag and
2: What is the range you can put between transmitter and receiver?

With luck this could indeed be a game changer. I don't like that it takes up a USB port, but we'll see if that's negotiable or not when compared to the advantages it gives.

They should do this with Ethernet cables!

Would have been nice if they didn't require USB connection.

I had wireless hdmi years ago. That's nothing new.

Cool but kinda pricey

You know what would be even better, HDMI ARC working things out in a fraction of a second!
I am so sick and tired of devices not knowing when the Free to Air TV is on to route the F-N
signal to the F-n Amplifier, and if a signal is present at either one of the other TV inputs or the
amplifier inputs then feed the F-N video to the F-N TV and just keep the F-N sound going to the
F-N amplifier for Pete's "That would be me" Sake!

BTW I don't think this do-hickey transmit HDR 8K and if not at least HDR 4K content? So it's
totally useless as who still uses anything less.

very cool

do they sell a receiver and multiple transmitter for multiple gaming consoles and a tv (plus a cable box)?

Something similar could be good for some Vr models.

that's awesome... thanks for the review... 👍👍👍👍👍

whats the max range between receivers?

Wireless HDMI HAS been here.... I've been deploying solutions like this for a number of reasons for ages. IOGear makes a number of excellent wireless HDMI products that I've been using since 2015.

With that said wired will always be superior and you'll never convince me otherwise. This will work but it wouldn't really push the limits of my NZ7.

I really don't like the fact that it cost too much I don't think it's worth

You mean they haven't come out with Power over HDMI yet? This technology is kinda old already wireless display, it's been built-in to windows 10 for a minute.

Is the usb to c to provide power? Is that why usb is used? Is a receiver dongle needed for each console to have say an xbox AND ps5 plugged in or just 2 transmitters?

Although this wouldn't work for competitive gaming or maybe even fps it's still great for some casual gaming

I'm surprised you didn't try and use a latency monitor of some kind. Products like these tend to add alot of latency