Wireless USB C Transmitter and HDMI Receiver 5G, AIMIBO HDMI Display Adapter for Streaming Video from MacBook, i-Pad, i-Phone 15/16, Camera to HDTV, Monitor, Projector, No Need App/Bluetooth - 50M

Love it walk from one room to another and see my cctv

It is a great product that works as advertised and is very easy to use. The device is very easy to use and does not require any app or bluetooth connection. I simply plug it into my tv and connect my macbook or ipad to the wireless usb c transmitter and i am able to stream video and audio to my tv.The picture and sound quality are very good and i have not experienced any lag or delay. The device is also very compact and portable making it easy to take with me on the go. I have used it to stream video from my camera and it works perfectly. The range of the device is also very good and i am able to stream video from up to 50m away.

Recently, I tried the AIMIBO Wireless USB C Transmitter and HDMI Receiver, and it was pretty good for wireless streaming. Setup was very easy-just plug in the transmitter and receiver, and you're good to go. I was able to stream content from my iPhone 15 to my TV with no hassle, and the 1080P Full HD quality looked fantastic. Impressive is the wireless range of up to 50 meters, and I also didn't notice any noticeable lag or delay during streaming.Admittedly, it is a tad expensive at £129.99, but against that, the convenience and performance it offers with its plug-and-play simplicity and no requirement for apps or Bluetooth make this a worthy investment if one is looking for a proper solution to stream media reliably and with great quality.

This was very easy to set up. Connect the transmitter to your iPad using the USB-C port, and the receiver to my TV.I have been using this when travelling and just plugging into the HMDI ports on the TVs in hotel rooms.There is been no issue streaming from several feet away.Very happy with it.

Great device, set up easily. It took me a few minutes to figure it out since it was my first time to set it up but it's actually quick and easy to connect. I connect it to my laptop and TV. I love to watch movies and it works fine. The picture and sound quality was good. This device is very clever and useful for me.

So this setup basically allows you to mirror the screen of any smaller portable devices which have a USB-C connection port, to a big screen like a computer monitor or TV, with the requirement to have a HDMI port for the receiver.The setup is comprised of two parts, the transmitter and the receiver. Each of these will come with a cable.The transmitter will go into the portable device's USB-C port and the receiver will go into the receiving monitor or TV.There is no need for any software to be installed and when the receiver is plugged in, information on how to connect various devices, including your phone, will be displayed.In case of the phone, there is no need for a Wi-Fi signal but you will still need to open up the Wi-Fi of the phone to connect to a TV.A simple setup but keep in mind that the USB-C port of the transmitting device, needs to support video transmitting signal which not all devices do.

Great little device, it is easy to set up, I connected to my laptop and tv. It took me a few mins to figure out what to do the first time, but it's actually quick and easy.It is especially useful for travelling as you can stream it to any tv either wirelessly if it has that capability, or using the HDMI cable. There are a few different cables included to allow you to connect the transmitter to whichever device you have.The sound and picture quality was good. Overall a great little device.

What you get are basically two pucks, one of which is a Transmitter from a USB C port and the other a Receiver which connects to an HDMI port.The Receiver puck needs to have the seperate receiver and usb power plug, which are included, attached for it to work. So whatever you're going to plug this into will need to have access to a usb power source and room to hang the receiver. It looks a little messy.The Transmitter puck just plugs into a USB C port. But this is where problems may occur because not all devices using a USB C port are capable of outputing video to the transmitter. Modern smartphones and Windows Laptops should be capable of this function known as Display Port Alternate Mode or DP Alt Mode. My older PC recognises the TX device but displays a message saying not DP Alt Mode compatible, so no video out of the USB port.As for my dSLR camera, this has both an HDMI output and USB output but the video is only available on the HDMI output so this isn't capable of using the TX device.I tested the TX device connect to Samsung A15 Smartphone and then a Lenovo Ideapad both less than 3 months old. The RX device was connect to a basic HDMI Monitor. The setup was that the two devices connected to each other directly rather than through my home Wifi network. This worked very well.I haven't tested them connected to my home Wifi router as this was not how I intended to use them.However, while this does work its hard to see how useful it really is given that most modern smartphones and laptops can mirror their displays onto a smarttv without any additional hardware. Admittedly they'll need to be on the same wifi network.You can also get a Chromecast or Amazon Fire Stick that does much the same thing and more for less money.So the only benefit I can see so far is to use them where there is no wifi network; the transmitting device is capable of video over USB; and the receiver is connected to a plain HDMI monitor or projector. Even then there are cheaper options available.