j5create ScreenCast 4K Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver, Wireless HDMI Extender, Support 4K30Hz / 1080p60Hz, 2.4/5GHz, from Laptop/PC/Player/TV Box to Monitor/Projector/TV (JVAW75)

Overall I'd recommend this adapter. It is not perfect, will lose some pixels, and can very occassionally drop a couple of frames. But Ive liked using this adapter in a pinch. The use case is a one floor, two bedroom apartment with a 2024 desktop computer in the living room and a monitor and wireless peripherals in the bedroom. The two bedrooms flank either side of a box shaped living room and are separated by a relatively thin wall with outlets (that can cause interference).I've tested 3 kinds of wireless display adapters in both bedrooms: IOgear GWAVR4K, j5create JVAW76, and this JVAW75. The IOgear was unusable with not only strong artifacting that prevented reading text, but even on static windows the image would never recover. The JVAW76 was OK during a netflix watching session, but would lose connection for a few seconds twice during a two hour movie. I would not consider playing any fast video games on that one. For the JVAW75, the performance by comparison was amazing. I prefer that this adapter does not go through my router and so the connection is simply between the Rx and TX. Connection was pretty straightforward. If you disconnect the receiving adapter you may have to unplug/replug the transmitter for recovery. If you reboot your computer, the wireless adapter re-acquires the signal when the computer gets to the Windows home screen - which is VERY convenient. I was able to read text on both my tested displays, which was an Acer Predator XB272 bmiprz and a Intehill F15ND.q I was actually able to play Spec Ops: The Line at 1080p 60Hz on the screen. The artifacting was not non-existent, but the stream would "catch up" and I had a good experience. Being able to play a third or first person shooter over a wirelsss display is impressive. I'd definitely recommend this product to others.

Great, simple option for casting your screen - office meetings etc.

Works on 2 of my 3 Vizio TVs and on any regular monitor with HDMI input, but not on my 3rd Vizio TV, nor on my Samsung or TCL. Works decently when it does work, some lag. On TVs that don't detect it, you never see the J5 splash screen when plugging the receiver into any of the TVs HDMI ports. No one on the internet or at J5 knows why, so it's just a gamble as to whether it will work or not.

I use these to replace a long HDMI run in my garage theater setup. Previously, I had an 18ft HDMI that ran up the wall across the ceiling from a receiver to a 1080p projector. While it worked, the cable often gets in the way of things, or gets stressed.This nifty gadget has eliminated that run of HDMI for me.I have not tested w/ 4k content, but I wouldn't rely on this for gaming either. It's good, but not necessarily going to play nicely w/ a gaming setup.Pros:1. Easy to setup2. Works well3. Cuts down cords being everywhereCons:1. Not going to be great for high-input gaming2. Requires external power - may be a buzzkill in some setups

Not inexpensive, but it's simple to install and use. Beats having to run wires!

j5Create might not be a 'household name' but among content creators and tech aficionados they're a well known and respected brand. They make an eclectic range of products, but all have been well received by their target demographic. I have several of their products which include an industrial USB hub, a high end conference cam and several adapters and chargers.Wireless HDMI transmitters/receivers are a pretty simple yet very useful tool. One of the downsides of having a bunch of computer or AV equipment is the need to run cables anywhere. A product like this eliminates at least some of this. Say you need to run an HDMI cable from a video game system to a TV. Instead, you could put the transmitter in the game console, the receiver in the TV and as long as you're with in range (98.4 feet per the product description) you're all set. It's easier to keep a few HDMI TX/RX around than a roll of HDMI cable, plus you aren't tripping over them. The aesthetics are also better. You can get higher end wireless HDMI systems that can cover greater distance but this particular model is more for consumer use cases.It's simple to use. It's basically 'plug and play' and works fine. I've used it with a number of source devices to a number of receiving devices. Image quality is good, latency is minimal and the entire setup is easy and seamless. Keep in mind the relatively short range--enterprise customers might need something more robust but this is an excellent solution for home/consumer use. Highly recommended!

Looking to cast 4k streams?I’ve been using the j5create ScreenCast 4K Wireless HDMI Extender to cast from my nVidia Shield TV Pro to our 4K Samsung TV. Our previous extender supported only 1080p resolution and was technologically unstable. After installing the j5create extender, everything is much higher resolution. (4K vs 1080p) and stable!Installation is simple. The 4K extender comes in two parts: Transmitter and Receiver. Both sides need USB-A power to work. After plugging in the receiver into the TV, and the transmitter into my nVidia Shield, everything worked instantly. I didn’t have to pick a WIFI channel or anything.The extender acts just like a high quality HDMI cable for my setup. This extender is great for getting your 4K signal to your TV in those hard to reach places.RecommendedPros:-Easy and quick setup: Less than 5 minutes-Accepts any HDMI output: Stream cable TV, laptops, consoles, etc-Works up to 100 ft: I tested distance with a laptop playing a Youtube video and was able to get 50 ft away without issues. (I would have tested 100 ft, but I’d have to go outside and couldn’t see the TV).-HDMI 1.4: All the apps on our Shield worked fine.Cons:-4K at 30Hz: I didn’t test it on PS5 or Xbox since the adapter doesn’t support 4K at 60Hz.