Wireless HDMI
- Thread starter Demon_Skeith
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I got a 2.0 high speed HDMI for $9, with amazon selling standard HDMI in two packs for like $6. The cables are very cheap these days and work just as well as any of the $$$ priced cables.
I think Wireless HDMI is most useful for using to watch video from a device like a PC, console , Cable TV box, etc in another room with a TV or monitor.
I got a 3 feet HDMI cable for $1 at a dollar store, and it works at displaying video and transmitting audio from my mini PC to a TV. There are 6 feet HDMI cables for $1-5 on eBay. For 1080P and lower resolution video, cheap cables work good enough to transmit video and audio without slowdown problems in my experience.
I got a 3 feet HDMI cable for $1 at a dollar store, and it works at displaying video and transmitting audio from my mini PC to a TV. There are 6 feet HDMI cables for $1-5 on eBay. For 1080P and lower resolution video, cheap cables work good enough to transmit video and audio without slowdown problems in my experience.
If I had a lot of long reaching devices I might get this, but right now all my HDMI stuff is right next to its display.
I think this will not work for video devices in another room which uses remote controls like a cable tv box, and DVD player, so users would need to buy a remote control extender which can be expensive as well or go back to the device to press a button when pointing the remote at the box.
Wireless HDMI maybe best for tablets and smartphones which people move around a lot, or want to use a bigger screen without using a long HDMI cable.
I can't wait for the future when this tech becomes affordable, I am done with cables! Behind my TV I have cables for my stereo, PS4, Switch dock, and router. All of these have a power cord and at least one more cord coming out of them. I can't wait for the wireless electricity revolution to hit as well. Sell me a TV cabinet that only requires me to place a device on it for it to transmit power please! They've been showing this technology off at CES for a while now.
I know cables can be messy, but I rather have cables than millions of signals in the air.
I would have cables as well since all those signals in the air may have bad effects, and cause signal interference with cell phones, cordless phones, wi-fi, and remote controls which users need to use to do important stuff like talking to a costumer, boss and manager at a workpkace while the user is at home while on a cordless or cell phone.