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Right, whether it works isnt the issue.

Yeah I'm fairly certain there is some bad latency and it's the reason I haven't crossed over. If it's minimal I suppose I would

Errr no there’s almost no latency as people already tested the latency like 2 years ago…

@shiion6711 what are you on mate? 🤣🤣

@@shiion6711 what is the number? i've seen people game on TVs without game mode on 80ms delay and say "its fine", i´m a PC gamer used to play on 6-8ms input lag total, anything above 20ms is unplayable for me.

You are right, although the technology is great this device would only work if you game console / streaming console or PC are basically in the same room as your tv otherwise how would you be able to control your xbox/PC from a different room or floor. It would also be useful to try and have the tv in a different room or different floor in the house and see how reliable it is, but again you will need some something to transmit your controller signal at the same time. I think it is a premium price just to avoid having your console under your tv. There are other devices that can also transmit USB signal so those could be useful for PCs if the wifi connection is reliable over some kind of distance.

to be fair, don't you get two?

​@@noblesseoblige319 bruh.. you'll need both just to attach one display, other one will attach to the pc or the console. One on the monitor/tv other on the pc/console. Got it?

@@yasirrakhurrafat1142 no, not at all what I mean. You need one transmitter and one receiver. The pack comes with TWO receivers. Your pc being able to project to two different tvs. Or... At least that's what the link WAS going to. It was going to a pack from that company with two two receivers and one transmitter. If you go to that company's store on Amazon, however, they don't actually have that pack marketed there. You had to search manually for it. The one they did advertise was what the video showed: one of each. But the link was to the pack. But both yesterday and today the link goes to the non-pack one. I have literally no idea why the seller altered the product, but they did for some reason (the old one is still in my Amazon cart, because I thought I misremembered or somethin. But nope. It's the same link, but if you didn't buy or put the pack in your cart when it was there, you can only get the non pack version).

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Link pls

How was the 4k one?

Wireless controllers don't work that far away and aren't meant to work properly through walls and floors.. This is intended for devices that are in the same room, so you don't need the wire. You wouldn't leave your cellphone upstairs to play music downstairs on a bluetooth stereo, you'd bring your phone with you. Same idea, different concept.

Thanks for watching!

This is meant for devices in the same room, not devices all over your house.

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I mean a wired solution will always be more stable and faster. Just like in charging. You can charge wireless but it's much faster to charge wired.

So no solution lol. Good thing I returned this already@@somebody69747

not suitable for hgames

Set the console to 1080p? Without using it at all…My guess if it’s set to output 4k it may let you see and hear, but the hardware probably can’t transmit that much bandwidth, or your isp, routor etc. Theoretically wouldn’t it be pulling bandwidth twice as much. Also I wonder if the picture quality varies with speed or it’s like max output the whole time.

Clearly it isn't meant for gaming. It's probably only meant for a computer, to watch movies and tv shows.

Would love to know this as well.

Same. I highly doubt it

1. Compared with wireless screencasting through screencast, this solution definitely has lower latency and can even achieve real-time transmission. 2. The brand now has several devices with marked transmission distances ranging from 98ft to 820ft. It also has two options: 1080P 60HZ and 4K 30HZ.

@@carlylechen5505 DAMN!! 820ft? That'll definitely cover your average house with more than a little room to spare. Thanks for the info.

Please note that according to them, passing through walls will attenuate the signal transmission distance. I purchased their 4K option on Amazon and no issues so far.@@deadlyraver4454

820 ft. doesn’t account going through walls.

If there is no obstruction in the environment, the device claims that the transmission distance can reach 98 feet, but I still recommend that you use the equipment in his store with longer distances, which generally can get a more stable experience.

There you go that's an idea haha

Solar is considered wireless electricity XD

Did you get this exact one? I haven't experienced that problem myself with this one. How far is the receiver from the transmitter? Maybe you are too far apart or something is messing with the signal.

@@RetroGamingGuy it’s the exact model I think it’s the distance it’s 9 ft from the TV because other connections to my system

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What USB cable? It should be powered by the HDMI port. Having USB cables attached to it and plugged in elsewhere would kind of negate the "wireless" aspect.

I believe so

grab a usb power charger

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120 bucks on Amazon

60HZ

That's what I'm afraid too... Wireless stuff always has worse delay/latency, ALWAYS. I watched the video again in 0.5x speed, and it is clear that there is huge delay between he pressing something on the controller and the player character actually move on screen. Since I don't play that game, I don't know if that is how the game works... Or the wireless HDMI has that much of a delay (which is almost unusable for fast paced game like helldivers or COD or alike).

agreed

Sorry, our devices currently do not support ARC, and we will work hard to develop and add this feature.

Yes, you're right. Our device requires only 5v 1a to power

The range for bluetooth is around 33 feet, and the range for wifi is about 150 feet. This is less through walls and floors, maybe one third. Assume the range is only within the confines of a single room.

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Yes, it is. But for type c, it needs an extra adapter or one HDMI to USB C cable

Not true

​@@MaximusTheChosenOne it's true, physics is physics

@@jimmyryan5880 yes. cable adds like 0,00000000000001 ms more if its longer.

You need another model, Bmoste 950

Agreed. I've tested several in the past but had crappy results. I'm not trying to convince you otherwise. Cables are $5-$20...this is 5x that. Eventually prices will come down though and then it could have more of an impact.