Wireless Display, 5G Wireless HDMI Extender and Receiver, 4K@30Hz, 2 Split Screens, Support AirPlay, Miracast, Chromecast, Transmitter and Receiver

This is a fairly new bit of tech for me, and in the short amount of time that It's been on my radar, I've seen quite a few improvements. The CastGo Wireless HDMI system is definitely a marked improvement over the previous iterations of this tech. Not only does this work as a straight HDMI to HDMI wireless system, but is also modular, being able to cast usb-c to hdmi (for computers capable of sending video through usb-c, mobile devices, etc.) it also has built in miracast / airplay support as well. Connection is smooth, albeit with a very minor delay, but not enough to be jarring or feel laggy. Overall, the setup for this is minimal, and intuitive. There is a feature that I was unable to test, in that I do not have another transmitter, but apparently you can pair this with another CastGo device to have both transmitters play simultaneously on the receiver device via split-screen, which is definitely a function I have not seen before on a device with this price point. If you're looking for a versatile wireless hdmi system with a few tricks up its sleeve, this is definitely a great option!

Honestly I'm pretty pleased overall with this product since it provides a lot of flexibility to your monitor setup when presenting for clients. My one complaint is that the battery life is shorter than I had hoped and plugging in/out the receiver end to the wall-mounted monitor at my office is a bit of a pain. I am still working on better methods for this but it can get frustrating.

This is a good set of adapters. Very little lag and picture is pretty much the same as if you ran a cable. No software to install either which is a plus for people who don't have admin rights to their machines. Easy to setup and use right out of the box and works great for both presentations as well as just streaming movies to a TV in the hotel room. Overall, awesome product.

I thought it would be a good idea to use this for my PS5. It would be nice to cast my PS5 signal to my office while others are using the TV in the living room. The office is only about 30-40 ft from the PS5, so the range is not a factor. "TX" goes into the PS5 and "RX" goes to the TV/Monitor. When I plug "RX" into my TV, I get the CastGo! screen where it shows you how to set it up. I have followed every form of instruction included, and I can not get them to connect to each other. "RX" has power. "TX" goes into pairing mode and just stops and goes back to the slow red blink. I have tried a PS3, PS4, and PS5 and none of them will connect. If this device is not compatible with gaming consoles, there should be a better description to state that.

This wireless HDMI kit includes a transmitter and a receiver, along with two USB C cables for power. There is also a USB C to HDMI female adapter for supporting Apple and Chrome laptops that don’t have a built-in HDMI port. There is also a female to female HDMI adapter (to extend a HDMI cable). The transmitter and receiver both have a built-in male HDMI connector. The receiver plugs to an available HDMI input port on the TV or monitor. The transmitter would plug into the HDMI port on the computer, or use the USB C adapter if necessary. Last, the native support of Airplay, Miracast, and Chromecast means it can support Apple. Windows, Android, and Chrome computers.