Diamond MultimediaWireless HDMI USB Powered Extender Kit, TV Transmitter & Receiver for HD 1080p, Stream Video and Audio from: Laptops, PC, Cable Box, Satellite Box, Blu-ray, DVD, PS4, Xbox (VS50)

It’s very easy to hook up. Me and my boyfriend hooked ours up to our PS4 and it works without any problem. Make sure you read how many feet they can be away from each other and make sure you hook the wireless hdmi that’s says receiver to the tv and the other one that says sender to whatever device your trying to hook up. To power it you have to plug the usb into a USB port that already has power or into the wall so it can power on and work. It does not work without power. So for instead I plug the one of the wireless hdmi and the usb into the tv and the other wireless hdmi I plug that hdmi into the back of the ps4 and the usb into as well and when I power them on it send power to the wireless hdmi. It has a great picture no skips or nothing it’s a great buy I love it!!

I bought this to attach my bluray player to my TV, which is mounted to a brick fireplaced without the ability to run a cord to it. It worked great for about 7-8 months and then suddenly stopped working one day. I requested a replacement since it was still under warranty (which wasn't easy to find the contact information since what was provided in the product was an outdated web address). I was given directions to return it for a replacement, which came about 6 weeks later. It worked great also, for about 2 weeks, and then studently stopped. I asked for a refund from the company at that time but they're refusing since it was purchased by Amazon and it's been too long to return it for a refund to Amazon. I would advise against taking your chances on this item because it's trash and so is the company's customer service. I'm sure they go out of business soon also, which would completely void your warranty as well.

The setup couldn't be simpler. No downloads, updates, firmware. Instructions clear but not really necessary. I've not tried movies or music videos yet because they're not my target use (I source them in the TV and firestick anyway). My need was PC to TV for swing trading with a lot of charts on my 65" Vizio. The PC is an old, 4 GB ram with Pentium CPU @ 2.2 GHz HP Pavilion. I can see the latency being a problem for gaming but, for my use, I experience it as the cursor always catching up with the trackpad but no more than a quarter of a second behind. Not a problem. My distance is about 22 feet, line of site but I tried tucking the receiver up behind the TV just to see. It made no difference so I left it up there. This product is just what they say it is. A bit expensive but worth it for the hassle-free experience. Well done.

I have been a fan of wireless hdmi for a few years now. Originally, I bought a kit from Nyrius. While it worked at close distances to stream content from my PC to my projector, it was not robust enough to stream content more than about 15 feet. Granted this was quite a few years ago and the technology was fairly new. My next step was buying a kit by Peerless called the HD Flow. Though this kit was several hundred dollars more than the lower end kits like the nyrius, it allowed for streaming at much further distances and to multiple objects at the same time (I streamed my cable from the living room to the garage and projector). After that, I bought another kit From Nyrius. This kit performed much like the first nyrius kit I had, just at a much greater distance. None of these kits had what I am currently in the market for, low enough latency for gaming. My intentions were to hook up my PS4 Pro upstairs, and then stream the PS4 content from the PS4 to my Laptop. I did this no problem, with very little latency in the signal. All the games I tried were easily playable at 1080p. Next I wanted to be able to use the dedicated HDMI port on the laptop to stream the PS4 content on the laptop to a TV. This meant that the form factor needed to be small and the latency needed to be very small (if any at all). While this ruled out many of the long range or 4k kits, there looked to be a few options at 1080P (which was all I need).Enter the Diamond Multimedia VS50 Kit. What first drew me to the kit was the small form factor. While you might see some kits with a small transmitter, you don't often see them with a small receiver as well, or visa versa. With the transmitter powered just off the laptops HDMI port, and the receiver utilizing the power from a USB port (which most TV's have these days), it was perfect. They are small and ultra portable, which again is something you just don't see in a lot of these kits. The thing that sealed the deal for me though was the claim that the kit was a "No Lag Powerful Wireless HDMI System" and "transmits video and audio in real-time". Unfortunately, that was not the case for me.I set everything up. PS4 Pro to Laptop - Good to go, very low latency (if any at all). Now for Laptop to TV (Using the VS50) - Video quality looked great from across the room. However when I went to move the thumb sticks, the tv signal was a good 1/2 second behind what was showing on the laptop. I tried moving the laptop close to the TV, and it made no change. I tried switching content, thinking that maybe the signal from the PS4 to the Laptop was interfering with the signal from the VS50 to the TV. Fired up Youtube on the laptop, still a very noticeable lag. Outside of the lag, the kit seemed to have a pretty good range, and their claim of an easy setup couldn't be more true. Plugged them in and they fired up very quickly on their own. I am going to keep them because I will probably end up being able to use them somewhere down the road for something, but unfortunately they did not quite meet my needs.However, If your need is form something small, that is easy to set up, supports 1080p, and you don't care about a little latency, this is really a good kit for the price. I will probably end up using this for streaming video content to a projector.In the Box - Receiver, Transmitter, (2) USB to Micro USB Cables, (2) HDMI Extension Cables, (2) HDMI Angle Adapters, ManualDiamond Multimedia - If you read this, PLEASE DON'T STOP INNOVATING. What you have done with this kit is really great. Having a wireless HDMI kit that is that small and easy to set up is just fantastic. While it may not have been quite what I was looking for, this is still a solid package you have put together and this should fit the need of most folks. Have you thought about adding the ability to add additional receivers to this kit?TL;DRPros - Small Form Factor, Zero Setup (Plug In and Go), 1080p Picture, Good DistanceCons - Probably a 1/2 Second of Latency (see photos)

Impresionante la forma de conectarse. No hay que hacer nada. Conecto mi Laptop a un proyector sin cables o se lo cambio a una caja de cable. Siempre y cuando sea HDMI. Muy práctico para deshacerse de tanto calblerío.

I used this product to connect my Blu-ray player to my Smart TV. Certainly beats threading an extra HDMI cable through the in wall conduit already crowded with other wires and cables. Easy to install and setup! Great solution for my problem.

No necesito instalaciones de software, solo se conecta a HDMI y a la corriente USB y listo.

Doesn't broadcast 1080p from my cable box as advertised. Very disappointed. Was nearly impossible to get it working. Had to plug cable box into spare tv to set it at 720 in order to get it to work.

Después de un mes de uso, el transmisor deja de funcionar interrumpiendo continuamente el audio y video, no importa la resolución en la que se configure, trabaja un par de minutos en el mejor escenario, en el peor, sólo unos segundos