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The Best Wireless HDMI Video Transmitter

By Adrienne Maxwell

Adrienne Maxwell is an editor covering AV gear. Her specialty is video projectors, so she spends a lot of time alone in dark rooms.

Sometimes it’s not convenient, or even feasible, to run an HDMI video cable between your video player and your TV or projector. A wireless HDMI video transmitter solves that problem, allowing you to send an AV signal wirelessly across the room or through walls to another location.

A good wired setup will always be more reliable, but if you need wireless transmission, we recommend the Nyrius Aries Home+ because it performs well and has more features than the competition.

Everything we recommend

Nyrius Aries Home+

Best for sending av signals around the home.

This system reliably sends 1080p HDMI video and 7.1-channel audio wirelessly, through walls, up to 100 feet away, and it’s loaded with helpful features. But it costs a bit more than other options.

Buying Options

J-Tech Digital WEX200V3

A reliable alternative with fewer features.

This model is a reliable performer, and you can change the wireless channel as necessary to improve performance. But it passes only stereo audio and isn’t as user-friendly.

Budget pick

Monoprice Blackbird Pro 16049

A good in-room 4k option.

This system offers an affordable way to wirelessly transmit a clean 4K signal across a room, but the technology doesn’t work through walls or other obstructions.

What you need to know

A wireless HDMI system consists of a transmitter connected to your video player and a receiver connected to your TV or projector.

A good HDMI cable will perform more reliably than a wireless HDMI system. A wireless signal is always susceptible to interference.

None of these wireless systems can transmit high dynamic range (HDR) video. Some support 4K, but only up to 30 Hz.

You can find two main wireless-HDMI protocols: One is designed to send signals around the home, while the other is meant for single-room use.

There’s nothing worse than sitting down to watch TV and having the video signal freeze, flash on and off, or disappear entirely. Unfortunately, that’s what you get from many wireless HDMI video transmitters, especially if you’re trying to send the AV signal over a long distance, through multiple walls. In our tests, the Nyrius Aries Home+ consistently delivered the most stable, reliable wireless signal and offered great picture quality overall.

Plus, this system boasts the widest array of features, including support for 7.1-channel surround sound (most of these systems support only stereo audio) and the ability to power the receiver unit through your TV’s USB port so you don’t have to plug it into a power outlet. The transmitter has two HDMI inputs to connect multiple sources at once, as well as an HDMI output to pass those signals through to a nearby TV.

Because the Aries Home+ is so full featured, it costs more than most competitors. If you don’t need the HDMI output and the second HDMI input, you can save over $50 and get the Nyrius Aries Home instead.

If the Nyrius Aries Home+ isn’t available and you need to pass only stereo audio (as opposed to surround sound), the J-Tech Digital WEX200V3 is a great alternative for sending AV signals around the home. This wireless HDMI system performed almost as reliably as our top pick in our tests, and we didn’t see a lot of signal freezes or dropouts.

The WEX200V3 is the only system we tested that lets you easily change the wireless channel (the frequency it’s using to transmit the signal) with the press of a button, so it’s good for use in areas with a lot of potential interference.

J-Tech Digital aims its devices at the professional and custom-installation markets, and the WEX200V3 definitely has a “pro” look, consisting of metal boxes, big antennas, and proprietary, lockable power cables. Because of that last feature, you can’t power this system’s receiver via USB, as you can with our top pick.

If you’re looking for an easy, affordable way to wirelessly transmit an AV signal across a room—perhaps from a Blu-ray player to a front projector that’s mounted on the back wall or the ceiling—we recommend the Monoprice Blackbird Pro 16049 .

This system has been our budget pick for years, and a recent upgrade added the ability to transmit 4K video signals—but only up to 30 Hz and not in high dynamic range. While the description on Amazon’s product page does not articulate this upgrade, Monoprice’s own website clearly does so, and our most recent round of tests confirmed it.

The Blackbird Pro’s wireless technology differs from that of our other picks and requires line-of-sight between the transmitter and receiver, so this system works only as an in-room option. Any obstructions sitting between the two boxes will cause stability issues. But when the system has a clear path, it delivers a great-looking picture and supports 7.1-channel audio. And you can power both the transmitter and the receiver through USB, so you don’t need to position them near power outlets.

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I have more than a decade of experience reviewing TVs, projectors, and other AV devices. I was formerly the video editor and primary TV and projector tester for HomeTheaterReview , and I previously contributed display coverage to Home Theater Magazine, Electronic House, and other publications.

A wireless HDMI video transmission system consists of a transmitter unit that connects to your HDMI source(s) and sends the signal wirelessly to a receiver unit connected to your display. This type of system has three main uses:

• If you want to connect video sources and TVs located in different rooms: Most wireless HDMI systems can transmit the AV signal through walls. In some cases, you may have a primary home-entertainment setup in one room, but you’d like to be able to send the AV signal to an additional TV in a secondary location.
• If your sources are in a different part of the room than the display device: You can send the signal wirelessly instead of running long cables across the floor, under the floor, along the baseboards, or in the walls. This is an especially common situation with projectors.
• If you mount your TV on the wall and want to cut down on cables: You still need to run a power cord to the TV, but the AV signal from your source can transmit wirelessly to the small HDMI receiver box, which (in some systems) can draw power from the TV’s USB port.

A wireless HDMI video system is meant for use with sources that have HDMI outputs, such as media streaming devices , cable or satellite boxes, gaming consoles , and Blu-ray or DVD players . If you’re looking to send an AV signal wirelessly from a non-HDMI source such as a phone, tablet, or computer, most newer mobile devices already have built-in tech, such as AirPlay, Chromecast, or Miracast, that allows them to mirror their content or stream video wirelessly. If your device doesn’t, there are systems that allow you to attach a plug-in dongle to the mobile device and transmit wirelessly to a TV.

In a perfect world, a wireless HDMI video transmitter would do everything an HDMI cable does, just wirelessly. In reality, unfortunately, that isn’t the case. Wireless HDMI systems can’t transmit high dynamic range video or high-frame-rate 4K video. Many of them can’t even transmit multichannel audio.

A good high-speed HDMI cable will always do more—and do it more reliably—than a wireless HDMI system. If it is at all feasible for you to go the wired route, do so. But if not, here are the things to think about when you’re shopping for a wireless system.

Multiroom or in-room: Most of today’s wireless HDMI systems use one of two wireless protocols. Many of them are Wi-Fi–based systems that transmit on the 5 GHz band, so they can send the signal wirelessly through walls and around the house but with some compression that may hinder the picture quality. Some Wi-Fi–based systems let you add more than one receiver unit, so you can send the signal from one source to multiple locations.

The second protocol, called WirelessHD, transmits over the 60 GHz band without the compression you get from Wi-Fi systems, so it delivers a better-looking picture. But you need line-of-sight between the transmitter and receiver, so it’s a single-room-only option. It’s an especially good choice for use with front-projection systems.

Resolution: Pretty much every wireless HDTV system can transmit video up to 1080p resolution and a 60 Hz frame rate. Some wireless HDMI systems support 4K resolution but only up to 30 Hz. (We talk about how this might affect performance with our budget pick .) In most cases, we don’t think the step up to 4K is necessary when you’re sending video to a secondary TV, but it may be helpful when you’re sending video to a projector, since projectors deliver a much larger image, where the improved resolution might be noticeable.

As we noted above, no wireless HDMI system supports high dynamic range video , so you cannot get the full Ultra HD experience, via streaming or Ultra HD Blu-ray disc, through this kind of device. If you want that support, look for a long active high-speed HDMI cable or another wired HDMI option.

Stereo or multichannel audio: The majority of wireless HDMI systems available today support only stereo audio pass-through, which is fine if you’re connecting the receiver unit directly to a TV in another room. But if you want to send a surround-sound signal from a source to an AV receiver or soundbar, look for a system that supports multichannel audio.

USB power: If the transmitter and/or the receiver can draw power via USB, you can connect the box directly to a source’s or TV’s powered USB port (if it has one; most TVs do). The benefits: You don’t have to place the boxes near power outlets, and they will turn on and off with the connected devices. It’s more common for the receiver unit to support USB power than for the transmitter unit to do so.

Infrared pass-through: Some wireless HDMI systems can transmit IR signals, which allows you to control the video source that’s attached to the transmitter, such as your Blu-ray player or cable box, from the secondary location, using the source’s own IR remote control. If your source has a Bluetooth- or RF-based remote that works through walls, like the remotes that come with Chromecast and Apple TV media streamers , you don’t need IR pass-through.

Number of HDMI inputs: Do you want to connect two sources to the transmitter at the same time? If so, look for a system with two HDMI inputs. There aren’t many. (Our top pick is one.)

HDMI output: If the transmitter unit has an HDMI output, you can feed your source into the transmitter, send the signal wirelessly to a distant display, and connect a nearby display to the transmitter at the same time.

You may not need all of the features described above. Think about how you plan to use the transmitter and the AV systems you’re connecting it to. Which features are essential to that purpose?

In deciding which wireless HDMI systems to test, we looked at both multiroom and in-room options from brands we know, including DVDO, Iogear, J-Tech Digital, Monoprice, and Nyrius. In recent years, we’ve seen a surge of wireless HDMI systems offered on Amazon, all of which look pretty similar and come from brands that we’ve never heard of—and tend to disappear after a few years. From that group, we purchased one of the Amazon top sellers, the BovBox system, to see how it would fare against the brand-name competitors.

We dismissed systems that cost significantly more but offered the same basic features, and we chose newer models over older ones to ensure that the systems in our test group would be compliant with more recent HDMI specifications. We did not consider a 4K resolution to be essential because in most situations—and due to technology limitations—you’re usually better off sending 1080p.

I tested each system using a combination of three sources (an Apple TV 4K media streamer, a Google Chromecast media streamer, and an Oppo UDP-203 Ultra HD Blu-ray player) with three TVs (a 4K LG OLED, a 4K Samsung LCD, and a 1080p TCL LCD). The TVs were in fixed locations, and I experimented with moving the sources to different parts of my tri-level, 1,950-square-foot home.

My torture test sent the signal from the far corner of the family room (first floor) across the house to the opposite-corner bedroom (third floor). In between those corners are various walls, stairs, doors, Wi-Fi routers, and smart speakers, all of which had the potential to generate interference during my test.

I evaluated the following attributes of each system:

• Signal reliability: Is the signal generally stable, with minimal stutters, freezes, and drops in the picture? All wireless HDMI systems have signal interruptions from time to time. The better models keep those interruptions to a minimum.
• Picture quality: Does the wireless transmission degrade the picture? Wi-Fi–based systems compress the video signal to make it more manageable, which results in visible compression artifacts. These artifacts can take many forms, but generally they make the picture look softer, noisier, or more digital.
• User-friendliness: Is the system easy to set up? Does it come with all the cables you need? Do features such as IR pass-through and USB power work as they’re supposed to?

If you want to send an HDMI signal wirelessly to a secondary location in your home, the Nyrius Aries Home+ is the best wireless HDMI video transmitter for the job. It delivers a clean, reliable signal through walls and other obstructions, and it has the best assortment of useful features to integrate into any type of AV setup. This system is a bit more expensive than the competition, but it has the flexibility to change with your AV gear in ways that other models don’t.

It offered the most reliable performance in our tests. This Wi-Fi–based system transmits over seven channels (or frequencies) between 4.9 GHz and 5.9 GHz, using dynamic frequency selection (DFS) to automatically switch to a different channel to stabilize the signal when necessary. It supports video resolutions up to 1080p 60 Hz, with a claimed range of 100 feet.

Even in my long-range torture test across the house, I didn’t see a lot of signal freezes or dropouts. The experience with the Aries Home+ was stable enough that I often forgot I was using a wireless system, which was never the case with some of the other models I tested.

Equally important is that the Aries Home+ delivered a particularly clean video signal, producing far fewer compression artifacts than we saw with any of the other Wi-Fi–based systems we tested. In our picture-quality test scene (chapter two from the Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation Blu-ray disc, where Ethan Hunt is chained up in a dark basement), I saw a tad more noise in the dark backgrounds through the Aries Home+ than with a direct HDMI connection, but the effect was minor enough that you may not notice such things. Only the Monoprice Blackbird Pro 16049 delivered cleaner picture quality, but that’s an in-room-only system.

It supports multichannel audio. In our tests, this system successfully passed a variety of multichannel soundtracks, including Dolby Digital 5.1, DTS 5.1, Dolby Digital EX, and 7.1 PCM—but not the highest-quality, uncompressed Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio formats. Most other Wi-Fi–based competitors are limited to stereo audio.

It has the best assortment of features. The transmitter unit has two HDMI inputs, so you can connect two AV sources and switch between them via the supplied remote. The box also has an HDMI output to connect directly to a nearby TV. When we used the HDMI output to feed a wired HDMI signal to a local TV, we detected minimal lag between the direct HDMI connection and the wireless connection in the next room.

The receiver unit can draw power from a USB port on your TV or projector (if your device has a powered port), which brings several benefits. You don’t have to position the receiver close to a power outlet, you get a cleaner look with a wall-mounted TV, and the receiver automatically turns on and off with the TV—so you don’t have to worry about its power and connection lights distracting you when the TV is off.

The receiver unit is small enough to tuck behind many wall-mounted TVs or to sit atop a projector, and a keyhole insert on the backside allows you to wall-mount it (the hardware to do so is included). The transmitter unit is more than twice as large as the receiver and sits vertically in its stand, but you could lay it on its side if you prefer, and it too has a keyhole insert for wall-mounting.

Unlike the other multiroom systems we tested, the Aries Home+ does not come with optional screw-in antennas, but in our tests it didn’t need them to improve signal performance, and the absence of antennas makes for a nicer, more discreet look.

The IR pass-through function worked fine with my Oppo UHD Blu-ray player and its IR remote; the Nyrius package includes an IR cable that plugs into the transmitter unit and connects via a sticky pad to your source’s IR window. For many of my tests, I used the Google Chromecast and Apple TV 4K media streamers with Bluetooth/RF remotes that work through walls, so I didn’t need the IR pass-through.

Setup is simple. Despite including so many features, the Aries Home+ has a straightforward setup process that does not require the use of an online portal (as many Wi-Fi systems do). Just connect your sources to the transmitter, connect the receiver to the desired TV, and power everything up.

Overall, the Aries Home+ distinguished itself from the pack with its consistent performance and its full list of features, all of which worked as advertised. If you’re certain you won’t need the transmitter’s HDMI output and second HDMI input, you can save a little money by getting the Nyrius Aries Home instead.

Flaws but not dealbreakers

The Aries Home+ isn’t perfect in its signal reliability. This is true of all wireless HDTV systems; inevitably you will encounter instability issues such as the picture freezing, disappearing, or breaking up for a moment. This system corrected itself pretty quickly in our tests, but your results will vary depending on the size and construction of your house, the sources of wireless interference, and the distance between the transmitter and receiver units.

It can be a little slow to lock on to the signal when you first power it up, if it detects interference. During most of our testing period, the system started up quickly, but on occasion it had to search for the most stable channel (frequency) to use. When the system is doing this, you can see the channel selection flashing on the screen. But once it found the most stable signal, everything was fine.

The package doesn’t include a USB cable to power the receiver unit. You need to supply your own Mini-USB–to–Type-A cable if you want to power the receiver via your TV or projector’s USB output.

Also, you don’t get an IR port or cable for the receiver unit, so you need to point the source remote directly at the receiver for it to work. That means you can’t hide the receiver behind a TV if you’re relying on IR pass-through to control the source.

If the Nyrius Aries Home+ is unavailable, or if you’re willing to sacrifice some features to spend less, the J-Tech Digital WEX200V3 is a good alternative. In comparison with our top pick, its design is less home-friendly, but it delivers the essential functions that most people need, for a lower price.

It performed almost as reliably as our top pick. The WEX200V3 is a Wi-Fi–based system that operates in the band from 5.18 GHz to 5.825 GHz, allowing you to transmit up to 1080p 60 Hz video through walls, up to a claimed 200 feet.

Like the Aries Home+, it delivered a mostly reliable signal in our tests. I saw the occasional stutter in my longest-range test, but from most locations in my home, the picture from the WEX200V3 was generally free of stutters, freezes, and dropouts.

When you do encounter interference, this is the only system we tested that lets you easily change the wireless channel (that is, the frequency it’s using to transmit the signal) from a list of seven options. You do so by pressing a button on the transmitter unit or by using an online portal.

The ability to manually change channels offers a level of instant control that some people may really like. Then again, others may prefer the automatic channel-changing process of our top pick.

You can add extra receivers (sold separately). Whereas our top pick supports only a single transmitter-receiver combination, this system gives you the option to add more receiver units to send the AV signal to multiple rooms simultaneously.

From a picture-quality standpoint, the WEX200V3 represented a small step down from the Aries Home+ in our tests. Compression artifacts appeared in our Blu-ray demo scene from Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation. The black backgrounds in chapter two had some macroblocking (which looks like lots of little, shimmering squares instead of a smooth, clean background), and that effect obscured fine details.

Compression artifacts already exist in lower-quality streaming and cable or satellite signals, so if one of those is your source, you may not see any further degradation with this J-Tech Digital system. But with a high-quality Blu-ray signal, you’d probably notice it.

Additionally, when we fed the WEX200V3 a native 1080p 24 Hz Blu-ray signal, it sent the signal to the TV as 1080p 60 Hz, and in doing so it created choppy motion that was unwatchable. You can easily get around this problem by setting your player to output 1080p 60 Hz instead, but the Aries Home+ does not have this issue.

It supports only stereo audio. That’s all you need if you’re connecting the receiver unit directly to a TV or using a two-channel soundbar—but it isn’t ideal if you want surround sound.

The transmitter unit has one HDMI input, as well an HDMI output to pass the signal through to a nearby TV, but it lacks the second HDMI input that the Aries Home+ provides.

The boxes look utilitarian and lack USB power. J-Tech Digital aims its systems at the professional and custom-installation markets, and this model’s design reflects that. The boxes sport black, metal cases with hard edges, and the package includes a pair of optional, large screw-on antennas for both the transmitter and receiver units.

The boxes also use proprietary, locking power cables, which means you can’t power the receiver box from your TV’s USB port. This limitation is an inconvenience, especially when you add in the fact that the receiver has bright blue lights that don’t turn off. Since the receiver unit has no setting to turn itself off along with your TV via USB, you have to unplug it to turn off the lights (though you could also cover the lights with electrical tape).

On the plus side, the WEX200V3 has IR pass-through and comes with IR extender cables for both the transmitter and receiver, so you can easily tuck away the boxes out of sight and still control your IR-based sources with their respective remotes.

If you need to send the AV signal across a single room, instead of through walls to other rooms, we recommend the Monoprice Blackbird Pro 16049 . This system is an amazing value for a 4K-compatible wireless HDMI transmitter, and it’s an especially good choice if you need to wirelessly send an AV signal to a ceiling-mounted video projector.

It’s an in-room system. The Blackbird Pro uses WirelessHD 60 GHz technology, which allows for the transmission of uncompressed video up to about 98 feet away but requires line-of-sight between the transmitter and receiver. So you can’t use it to send AV signals between rooms.

In our picture-quality test using the Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation Blu-ray disc, we saw no added compression artifacts and no clear difference, in terms of detail, between the Blackbird Pro’s performance and that of a direct HDMI cable.

With 60 GHz technology, you will encounter stability issues if obstructions sit between the transmitter and receiver boxes. I transmitted the signal across two different rooms (at a distance of 20 feet in one room), and for the most part, the signal was stable. At times I would see a little stutter when I walked between the transmitter and receiver, and if I stood right between them for a while, the picture would eventually disappear. So you should position the boxes in a way that you won’t have a lot of foot traffic causing interference, and obviously you can’t tuck them away in a gear cabinet or behind a TV.

It can transmit 4K video. The Blackbird Pro has been our budget pick for years. It originally supported video resolutions up to 1080p 60 Hz, but a recent upgrade increased that to 4K 30 Hz video. We retested it to confirm that the newer version could successfully pass a 4K signal, and it did. But we need to stress that no wireless HDMI system supports 4K at 60 Hz or 120 Hz, nor do any of these systems support HDR video. If you want to distribute high-bandwidth 4K HDR video signals around your home, you need a long-range wired setup instead.

You can set up most 4K sources to output the video signal at 24 Hz or 30 Hz instead of 60 Hz. However, with content that displays at 60 Hz, such as HDTV channels, the motion can look choppy or unnatural when shown at 30 Hz. With TV and sports shows, you might be better off transmitting at 1080p 60 Hz; but for Ultra HD and Blu-ray discs, you can set up your player to output films at 24 Hz, and the motion will look just as it should.

It also has full multichannel-audio support. We successfully transmitted a variety of 7.1-channel soundtracks, including those in the higher-quality Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio formats.

You can power both the transmitter and receiver units via USB. As a result, you don’t need to position them near power outlets, and they turn on and off with their connected devices. The transmitter unit has one HDMI input. It lacks an HDMI output and IR pass-through, but since this Monoprice model is an in-room system, those features aren’t necessary.

The transmitter and receiver boxes look identical. Both are notably petite and visually discreet, but they’re so small and light, even when attached to their tiny stands, that it’s easy for heavy HDMI cables to pull them over. The boxes have no keyhole inserts, and the package includes no wall-mounting hardware—but really, the boxes are small enough that you could adhere them to the wall with a large sticky pad.

Since we created this guide in 2014, we’ve tested a number of wireless HDMI systems, many of which have been discontinued over the years. Here are some systems we’ve considered or tested that are still available:

BovBox Wireless HDMI Extender : This multiroom, Wi-Fi–based kit sells on Amazon and looks quite similar to many other Amazon offerings available under different names. As with the J-Tech Digital WEX200V3 , you can add extra receiver units to this system. BovBox claims that its system works at distances up to 656 feet—but in our tests, the 1080p 60 Hz signal was unstable at much shorter distances. The picture flickered a lot in our long-range test across the house, and it wasn’t even that stable with only one wall and about 5 feet between the transmitter and receiver boxes. Transmission is locked in at 5.8 GHz, as the system offers no ability to manually or automatically adjust the channel to deal with interference. And in our Blu-ray test, we saw a lot of compression artifacts that really hindered the picture quality in dark scenes.

DVDO Air 4K and DVDO Air 2K : Like the Monoprice Blackbird Pro 16049 , these DVDO systems use 60 GHz technology to deliver, respectively, 4K 30 Hz or 1080p 60 Hz video and multichannel audio. They are designed for in-room transmission between source and display and are priced significantly higher than Monoprice’s offering for the same basic features and functions, so we did not test them.

Iogear GWKIT4K : This is one of the few multiroom, Wi-Fi–based systems that claim to transmit at a 4K 30 Hz resolution, but we were never able to transmit a resolution higher than 1080p 60 Hz, despite much back-and-forth with the Iogear team. Even at 1080p, the signal was not as stable as what we saw from our Nyrius and J-Tech Digital picks, and compression artifacts appeared in our Blu-ray test. This is the only system we tested that also lets you screen-mirror content from mobile devices, but it supports only stereo audio, lacks IR pass-through, and doesn’t have an HDMI output on the transmitter. So even if we were just dealing with a defective sample, the GWKIT4K is lacking in features compared with our picks.

Iogear GWLRSSKIT4K : This kit is geared more toward professional and custom installations; you can add transmitters or receivers, and it features connections such as Ethernet, RS-232, and USB for peripherals. The Wi-Fi–based system claims to support up to a 4K 30 Hz resolution at up to 600 feet, but considering the problems we had with the similar GWKIT4K (see above), we chose not to test it. Like our J-Tech Digital runner-up , this system supports only stereo audio and can’t run off USB power, but its higher price makes those limitations harder to overlook.

Iogear GW4K30GH60 : We did not test this 60 GHz, in-room system because it has technology and features (with only stereo audio) similar to those of our Monoprice budget pick but costs a lot more. The boxes do have an interesting triangular design, though, if you’d like to make a visual statement.

J-Tech Digital W6 : We chose not to test this 60 GHz, in-room system because it’s similar to the Monoprice Blackbird Pro in the technology it uses but is far more expensive. The one perk it offers over the Monoprice model is that the transmitter unit has HDMI, dual USB-C, and dual USB-A inputs, so you can wirelessly transmit signals from HDMI sources, computers, and USB peripherals. If you need that extra functionality, this system is worth a look.

This article was edited by Grant Clauser.

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Adrienne Maxwell

Adrienne Maxwell is the supervising editor of Wirecutter's audio/video team, covering everything from headphones to TVs. She has been a writer, editor, and reviewer in the consumer electronics industry for 20 years, and previously served as the executive editor of Home Theater Magazine and the managing editor of HomeTheaterReview.com.

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11 screen-mirroring devices for presenting wirelessly

Wirelessly sending presentations and videos from your laptop, phone, or tablet to the big screen is a breeze with one of these mirroring devices..

Whether you’re leading a sales call, a training session, or that hoped-for breakthrough presentation to the higher-ups, why not wow them by wirelessly connecting your laptop, tablet, or phone to the room’s projector or large display? With the right gear, it’s easier than you might think.

What’s that? No one at your company has been to the office in the past 10 months because of a global pandemic? The good news is that some of the same inexpensive devices that stream entertainment media over a home Wi-Fi network — Chromecast, Apple TV, Roku, and others — can also be used in the boardroom. You can practice now while you’re working from home, then be ready to hit the ground running later on when vaccines finish rolling out, the pandemic recedes, and offices reopen.

These 11 devices plug into a projector, large monitor, or TV to mirror the display of a laptop, tablet, or smartphone so you can make presentations from your own device — and from anywhere in the room. Some use an HDMI cable for connecting to the display or projector, while others resemble a large thumb drive that plugs directly into the screen’s HDMI port.

Even the largest can travel with you or be permanently (and unobtrusively) installed to a display in a conference room, or even a TV in the den for the work-at-home crowd. Then, all you need do is walk in, tap the device or a few keys, and you’re on the big screen. (See some typical setup instructions .)

All of the mirroring devices in this roundup support HD resolution of at least 1920 x 1080 pixels, the standard for business graphics, and some of the newer listed here can handle 4K resolution of up to 3820 x 2160 pixels, showing four times as much detail. To many this will seem like overkill, but it’s perfect for a company for going over the architectural renderings of a new factory, previewing a UHD commercial, or zooming in on a high-resolution image.

The bad news: Most of these devices do not fit all business situations. Consider:

• The Apple TV 4K connects with MacBooks, iPads, and iPhones, but not Windows, Chrome OS, or Android products.
• Miracast devices, like Microsoft’s 4K Wireless Display Adapter, work with Windows systems as well as Android tablets and phones, but not Apple products or Chromebooks.
• Chromecast can directly mirror Android screens but relies on Chromecast apps rather than true mirroring for other device types.

That said, a few newer devices do mirror a broader range of systems. If you’re really serious about accommodating all types of laptops and mobile devices, you should consider getting a device with broader support. Otherwise, choose the one that best suits your needs based on what people use at your office. After all, with a multitude of choices, there’s never been a better time to present wirelessly.

Apple TV 4K / Apple TV HD

Based on Apple’s AirPlay 2  technology,  Apple TV 4K wirelessly mirrors material on a Mac, iPhone, or iPad in super-sharp 3840 x 2160 resolution. Unfortunately, you have to stay within the Apple ecosystem to use it, so forget about Androids, Chromebooks, and Windows devices.

They may look the same, but the Apple TV 4K (left) supports super-sharp 3840 x 2160 resolution, while Apple TV HD (right) tops out at 1920 x 1080 pixels. (Click any image in this story to enlarge it.)

With hardware similar to an iPad, the Apple TV 4K has an A10X Fusion processor and either 32GB ($179) or 64GB ($199) of storage for presentations, videos, and the occasional movie or game. It uses the 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi bands or a wired Ethernet LAN, has an HDMI port, and is powered by an AC cord.

The Apple TV can be controlled from across the room with its Siri Remote, which listens for commands. At 3.9 x 3.9 x 1.4 in., the Apple TV 4K is likely too big for the back of a TV, but third parties, such as Innovelis , make wall-mounting brackets.  

If the Apple TV 4K’s price tag is out of reach or you don’t have a display or projector that supports 4K, the company’s $149 Apple TV HD is a step down with 1920 x 1080 resolution, an older A8 CPU,

Apple TV 4K at a glance

• Price:  $179 (32GB), $199 (64GB)
• Compatibility:  Macs, iPads, iPhones
• Resolution: 3840 x 2160 pixels
• Size: 3.9 x 3.9 x 1.4 in.
• Pros:  4K resolution; includes voice remote control
• Cons:  Not compatible with Windows, Android, or Chrome OS; big device; expensive
• Who it’s best for:  Offices full of Mac and iOS users who demand 4K-resolution video

Apple TV HD at a glance

• Price:  $149
• Resolution: 1920 x 1080 pixels
• Pros:  Comes with remote control; includes voice remote control; HD resolution
• Cons:  Not compatible with Windows, Android, or Chrome OS; big device; pricey; older tech
• Who it’s best for:  Apple shops that need HD-resolution imaging

Google Chromecast / Google Chromecast with Google TV

Rather than mirroring the screens of every computing platform, the third-generation Chromecast and newer Chromecast with Google TV take a different approach. They allow Android phones and tablets to wirelessly share their screens, but Windows PCs, Macs, Chromebooks, iPhones, and iPads need to use one of the thousands of Chromecast apps available to “cast” to the big screen . The range of supported Chromecast apps includes the ubiquitous Chrome browser, YouTube, and Google Slides but ignores corporate mainstays like PowerPoint and Keynote.

The Chromecast (left) and Chromecast with Google TV (right) mirror Android devices and “cast” from other platforms via Chromecast apps.

Both Chromecast devices are small with flat HDMI cables for plugging into a display and take advantage of the 2.4 and 5GHz bands of a Wi-Fi network. The USB port of a newer display or TV should be able to power either device, but they each include an AC adapter, just in case.

The two Chromecast devices diverge when it comes to resolution, with the Chromecast putting out 1920 x 1080 pixels and the Chromecast with Google TV showing the ultra-sharp resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels. Instead of the basic black Chromecast device, the Chromecast with Google TV is available in white (a.k.a. Snow), light blue (Sky), or salmon (Sunrise) and includes a voice-activated remote control.  

The HD-based Chromecast sells for $30, while the UHD Chromecast with Google TV costs $50, making them screen-sharing bargains.

Chromecast at a glance

• Price:  $30
• Compatibility:  Android devices, plus Windows PCs, Macs, Chromebooks, iOS devices via Chromecast apps
• Size: 6.4 x 2.0 x 0.5 in.
• Pros:  Tiny device; HD imaging; inexpensive; can be display-powered
• Cons:  Only mirrors screens on Android devices; Chromecast apps are needed for other platforms
• Who it’s best for:  Offices with lots of Android devices

Chromecast with Google TV at a glance

• Price:  $50
• Size: 6.4 x 2.4 x 0.5 in.
• Pros:  Small; 4K resolution; can be display-powered
• Cons:  Can only mirror Android devices, others require Chromecast apps
• Who it’s best for:  Setups that use Android systems and those willing to put up with Chromecast apps

IOGear Wireless Mobile and PC to HDTV Screen Sharing Receiver (GWAVRC)

IOGear’s  Wireless Mobile and PC to HDTV Screen Sharing Receiver is a mouthful, but thanks to the use of a high-power proprietary chipset and high-gain antenna design, it offers the bonus of being able to stay connected from up to 50 feet away, according to the company. Better known as the GWAVRC, the IOGear receiver is for those who have large rooms to fill with wireless presentations and video.

IOGear’s GWAVRC can stream content from Android and Windows devices from up to 50 feet away.

Based on Miracast technology, the GWAVRC can share the screens of Windows PCs as well as Android phones and tablets over a Wi-Fi network using either the 2.4GHz or 5GHz band. It can’t connect with Chromebooks, Macs, iPhones, or iPads and tops out at 1920 x 1080 resolution.

At 3.4 x 2.6 x 0.6 in., the GWAVRC device can sit next to or behind the TV or display. It comes with a USB AC adapter, but recent TVs and displays should be able to provide enough power for its operation. With the ability to send signals across more space, the IOGear GWAVRC could be the long-distance mirroring champ for your office.

IOGear GWAVRC at a glance

• Compatibility:  Windows PCs, Android devices
• Size: 3.4 x 2.6 x 0.6 in.
• Pros:  Has a long range; can be display-powered
• Cons:  Large size; doesn’t work with Macs, iPhones, or iPads
• Who it’s best for:  Businesses that use Android and Windows devices with a large room to fill

Microsoft 4K Wireless Display Adapter

The third-generation Microsoft 4K Wireless Display Adapter  picks up where the company’s earlier mirroring devices left off, allowing 4K-resolution screen sharing in a small package.

The Microsoft 4K Wireless Display Adapter can be powered from a display via its USB plug.

Happily, it retains the unique design of its predecessor, featuring a 21-inch cable with an HDMI plug at one end and a USB connector at the other. In between is a small box of electronics. This design lets you plug both ends into the back of a TV or display, so the display is both receiving a signal via the HDMI plug and supplying power through the USB plug. The device doesn’t include an AC adapter for displays without a USB port.

Officially, it can mirror a variety of Microsoft Surface devices, but it should work with just about any recent Miracast-enabled system, like Windows 10 PCs or Android phones and tablets. It ignores Apple gear and Chromebooks, though.

Capable of wirelessly mirroring up to a 3840 x 2160 resolution stream, the 4K Wireless Display Adapter uses the 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi bands. Easy to set up, the device makes it a snap to quickly put a 4K presentation or video in front of your colleagues without a cable in sight. The device lists for $60, but we’ve seen it for about $20 less at online retailers.

Microsoft 4K Wireless Display Adapter at a glance

• Price:  $60
• Compatibility:  Windows 10 PCs, Android devices
• Size:  3.5 x 0.8 x 0.4 in.
• Pros:  Small; easy setup; can be display-powered
• Cons:  Doesn’t work with Macs, iOS devices, or Chromebooks
• Who it’s best for:  Windows-based offices that also have Android users

MiraScreen G9 Plus 5G

With one of the smallest footprints of any mirroring device, the MiraScreen G9 Plus 5G plugs right into a display or projector and can mirror what’s on the screen of a wide variety of computing devices, from Windows PCs, Macs, and Chromebooks to Androids, iPhones, and iPads.

With support for numerous connection protocols, the MiraScreen G9 Plus 5G can connect to a wide range of systems.

The key to its compatibility is the G9 Plus’s support for Chromecast, AirPlay, Miracast, and other connection protocols.

The wealth of connection possibilities doesn’t come at the cost of complexity, thanks to its simple step-by-step on-screen connection instructions. The device uses the 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi bands and can even act as a wireless Wi-Fi extender.

Happily, it yields up to 3840 x 2160 resolution for pinpoint presentations, videoconferences, and even the occasional lunchtime episode of “The Mandalorian.” The G9 Plus has a 1.6GHz dual-core processor and can be powered by the USB port on many newer TVs and displays; it doesn’t, however, include a USB AC adapter for use with older displays. Still, at 2.4 x 1.5 x 0.5 in., it’s a small wonder that can connect an office of gear.

Note that you can probably save about $15 off the $45 list price if you shop around online.

MiraScreen G9 Plus 5G at a glance

• Price:  $45
• Compatibility:  Windows, Macs, Chromebooks, Android devices, iPhones, iPads
• Size: 2.4 x 1.5 x 0.5 in.
• Pros:  Tiny device; up to 4K resolution; wide range of compatibility
• Cons:  Might need a USB AC adapter
• Who it’s best for:  Offices with variety of computing devices to connect

Roku Express / Roku Express+ / Roku Streaming Stick+

Roku’s devices are best known for streaming TV and movies at home, but the Roku Express , Express+ , and Streaming Stick+ also work well for screen mirroring with a variety of price, resolution, and compatibility options. The Express and Streaming Stick+ are sold directly from Roku and at a variety of outlets; the Express+ is a Walmart exclusive.

The Roku Express (top) supports HD resolution and works with Android and Windows devices, while the Streaming Stick+ (bottom) supports 4K resolution and works with Apple devices too.

The $30 Express and $40 Express+ are packaged in small boxes and use Miracast to connect over Wi-Fi’s 2.4GHz band. They support HD resolution and mirror Android and Windows systems; they won’t work with Apple gear or Chromebooks. By contrast, the $50 Streaming Stick+ is the size of a large flash drive, supports 4K resolution at 3840 x 2160 pixels, uses both the 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi bands, and adds Apple’s AirPlay technology to mirror Macs, iPhones, and iPads (but not Chromebooks).

Any of the Roku devices can be powered by the USB port from a recent TV or display or with the included AC adapter. Instead of an ordinary power cable, however, the Streaming Stick+ requires you to use the included proprietary power cable, which has what Roku calls a long-range wireless receiver to boost its Wi-Fi signal.

To control the show from across the room, the Express has a traditional remote control with buttons. The Express+ and Streaming Stick+ go a step further with an Alexa-based voice response system and a phone or tablet app that turns its screen into an alternate remote control to eliminate juggling (and likely dropping) devices while presenting.

Roku Express at a glance

• Price:  $30
• Resolution: 1920 x 1080
• Size: 3.0 x 1.5 x 0.75 in.
• Pros: Includes remote control; can be display-powered
• Who it’s best for:  An office that uses Windows and Android systems and that doesn’t need a voice remote control

Roku Express+ at a glance

• Price:  $40
• Pros:  Can be powered by display; voice-activated remote control
• Cons:  No compatibility with Macs, iOS devices, or Chromebooks
• Who it’s best for:  An office that uses Windows and Android systems and wants to use a voice remote control

Roku Streaming Stick+ at a glance

• Compatibility:  Windows PCs, Macs, iPhones, iPads, and Android devices
• Size: 3.7 x 0.8 x 0.5 in.
• Pros:  4K resolution; small size; supports a variety of systems; voice-activated remote control
• Cons:  Proprietary power cable
• Who it’s best for:  Office situations that require devices on multiple platforms to share a mirroring system

StarTech.com Wireless Display Adapter with HDMI

If you want to connect wirelessly to an older display, you’re out of luck with the other 10 units here — but StarTech.com’s  Wireless Display Adapter with HDMI (product ID WIFI2HDMC) delivers both analog and digital video signals. In addition to its HDMI digital connector, the StarTech unit comes with an AV cable that has plugs in for an analog display’s composite video and audio connectors.

StarTech.com’s Wireless Display Adapter can connect to older displays with analog video ports.

The Wireless Display Adapter works with Miracast systems, including Android and Windows systems, but it snubs sharing the screens of Macs, iPhones, iPads, and Chromebooks. The device is on the large side at 3.3 x 2.6 x 1.0 in. It can be powered by recent TVs or displays but comes with a back-up USB AC adapter.

It receives its video signal over a 2.4GHz Wi-Fi connection and does without the higher throughput of a dual-band network link. The Wireless Display Adapter’s resolution is limited to 1920 x 1080 pixels, but it does offer a bonus for ultra-mobile workers: It has a USB port for instantly playing audio, video, or images in a wide variety of formats from a USB drive.

It’s definitely worth shopping around online for this device; we’ve seen it for $30 off the $91 list price.

StarTech.com Wireless Display Adapter with HDMI at a glance

• Price:  $91
• Size: 3.3 x 2.6 x 1.0 in.
• Pros:  HDMI and analog composite video output; USB port
• Cons: Pricey; doesn’t work with Macs, iOS devices, or Chromebooks
• Who it’s best for:  Offices that rely on older displays and don’t use Apple gear or Chromebooks

How to set up a mirroring device

Wirelessly mirroring your system on the big screen is no longer a hit-or-miss chore that can make you the butt of watercooler jokes. Today, sharing your screen with the group can be as easy as tapping a couple of keys, choosing the receiver, and getting down to business.

The instructions are slightly different for each device, but the steps for setting up Microsoft’s 4K Wireless Display Adapter, which is based on the Miracast protocol, are representative. It took me about 20 seconds to set it up to mirror my ThinkPad T470’s screen.

• Plug the 4K Wireless Display Adapter into an HDMI port on the display, TV, or projector.
• Either press the Windows key + K or go to Settings > Display > Connect to a Wireless Display .
• Pick the Microsoft Display Adapter from the pane that appears on the right.

Select the Microsoft Display Adapter to initiate the connection.

• Both screens will show that the connection process has begun and when they’re linked.
• When your screen shows up on the big display, start your presentation and prepare to wow them.

If you like, you can leave the 4K Wireless Display Adapter (or other mirroring device) permanently attached to the display. To use it later on, just switch to its input and follow steps 2 through 5.

This article was originally published in October 2014 and updated in January 2021.

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Supports both wired and wireless connection. Make a wonderful presentation in in-person meetings, or integrate it with a webcam/speakerphone for efficient remote meetings.

Present to any Screen, in any Room, from any Device

Share via hdmi/usb cable, airplay, miracast or dongle.

Note: Some laptops may not have a USB-C port. If you need to control the connected USB peripherals, it is recommended to use an HDMI cable and a USB-A to USB-C cable at the same time to connect your laptop to the presentation system.

USB-C CABLE

Unlike other pure wireless presentation system devices on the market, eShare W50 offers you extra USB-C/HDMI physical input interfaces. If you worry about the stability of wireless connection or prefer the traditional method, eShare W50 could be your optimal choice.

When your guests/clients walk into your conference room, you probably don’t want them to struggle with messy cables for presenting. Just ask them to pick up the eShare D10 USB-C dongle on the table, plug it in and share. No cable hassle, no software needed, no training required.

Any time you want to share something in the meeting, just do it with confidence. Say goodbye to untidy video input cables by using your iPhone, iPad or Macbook. With eShare W50’s Wi-Fi password and access code shown clearly on the screen, wireless screen mirroring is a total breeze.

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AV Access eShare W50 is a professional wired and wireless presentation system which supports USB-C/HDMI input and wireless casting. It is plug-n-play and easy-to-use, especially designed for video presentation and collaboration in small/medium meeting rooms. The presentation system boasts 4K@30hz 4:4:4 input/output, three USB 3.0 ports and automatic switching. It works perfectly with BizEye series webcams and AnyCo series speakerphones, meeting all your needs for a seamless and efficient hybrid meeting.

Notes: 1. Some laptops may not have a USB-C port. If you need to control the connected USB 3.0 peripherals, it is recommended to use an HDMI cable and a USB-A to USB-C cable at the same time to connect your laptop to the presentation system. 2. eShare D10 USB-C dongle is not included in the package. Please purchase it on its product page if you need.

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This wired and wireless presentation system is built with an HDMI and a USB-C port, so you can easily connect it to your laptop. Supporting up to 4K@30Hz 4:4:4 video input and output, it allows you to present every tiny detail clearly with ultra HD image.

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There is no need to install an external Wi-Fi router for wireless connection. Built with an antenna for transmitting stable and strong video signal, the presentation system allows you to wirelessly cast your screen, without cable hassle. No extra casting software is required. Readily share contents from your laptop, smartphone or iPad via AirPlay/Miracast.

There is no need to install an external Wi-Fi router for wireless connection. Built with an antenna for transmitting stable and strong video signal, the presentation system allows you to wirelessly cast your screen, without cable hassle. No extra casting software is required. Readily share contents from your laptop, smartphone or iPad via AirPlay/ Miracast .

One-Click to Share with USB-C Dongle

The eShare D10 USB-C dongle can pair with the presentation system automatically, once it is plugged into the front USB-C port. Connect the dongle to your laptop, click on the control button, then you can cast your screen wirelessly. Start, stop or pause screen mirroring at any time.

Note : You cannot control the connected USB peripherals while using the eShare D10 USB-C dongle. If you need to control the USB peripherals, please unplug the dongle and connect your source to eShare W50 via a USB-C cable directly.

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This wireless presentation system is also designed with three USB 3.0 ports. The data transfer rate can reach up to 5Gbp/s, 10 times faster than USB 2.0. Compatible with a 4K webcam, speakerphone , touch screen, and other USB 3.0 conference device, the system allows you to hold a seamless and efficient video conference in front of your boss and colleagues.

High-Speed USB 3.0 Ports

This wireless presentation system is also designed with three USB 3.0 ports. The data transfer rate can reach up to 5Gbp/s, 10 times faster than USB 2.0. Compatible with a 4K webcam, speakerphone, touch screen, and other USB 3.0 conference device, the system allows you to hold a seamless and efficient video conference in front of your boss and colleagues.

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This wireless presentation system is built with user-friendly OSD to convey its basic information, like device name, Wi-Fi password, PIN code, etc. Besides, you can easily modify these settings and upgrade firmware via its intuitive web UI.

Hassle-Free Automatic Switching

Once the wireless presentation system detects a new source input from its HDMI or USB-C port, it will automatically switch to that source. Don’t need to waste time pressing control buttons any more. All of your team members can enjoy a smooth presentation and collaboration experience.

Automatic Switching Function

Once the presentation system detects a new source input from its HDMI or USB-C port, it will automatically switch to that source. Don’t need to waste time pressing control buttons any more. All of your team members can enjoy a smooth presentation and collaboration experience.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Wireless presentation system is a device which allows you to cast contents wirelessly from your laptop, smartphone, or tablet to a connected projector, flat panel or TV. Some of the brands include AV Access eShare W50, Barco ClickShare CX-20, Barco ClickShare CX-30. eShare W50 is built with HDMI and USB-C ports, so you can also connect your video source to it via an HDMI or USB-C cable.

The eShare W50 presentation system support both wired HDMI/USB-C and wireless connection, with up to 4K@30hz 4:4:4 resolution. It is plug and play, no extra software or driver required. Built with three USB 3.0 ports, you can connect a BizEye series webcam and an AnyCo series speakerphone to it, meeting all your needs for a seamless and efficient hybrid meeting.

It is one of the best Clickshare alternatives you should choose.

The eShare W50 presentation system supports both wired HDMI/USB-C and wireless connection, with up to 4K@30Hz 4:4:4 resolution. The eShare C30 presentation system only supports wired HDMI/USB-C input with up to 4K@60hz 4:4:4 resolution.

With the eShare W50 wireless presentation system, you can make a wonderful local presentation or hold an efficient remote conference in your meeting room, including huddle room as well as small and medium-sized meeting room.

You can also apply it to your classroom teaching, connecting it to your laptop, DVD players, document camera, etc. Your students can share their contents with a laptop, smartphone, or tablet for effective interaction.

The eShare W50 wireless presentation system is built with an HDMI input port, a USB-C input port and an HDMI output port. It can work as a video presentation switch, so you can connect your video source to it via an HDMI or USB-C cable, then transmit to the display device.

Built with an antenna receiving the wireless signal, you can also cast contents wirelessly from your laptop, smartphone or tablet via Miracast, AirPlay or a USB-C dongle.

BYOD stands for “bring your own device”. It means participants can use their personal device, rather than being required to use an officially provided device. For example, company employees can bring their own personal devices to connect to the company’s network and access what they need to do their jobs. The devices used for BYOD can include smartphones, tablets, personal computers, laptops, or USB drives. This way of doing work offers employees more freedom to use the devices that make them better able to perform day-to-day tasks.

The eShare W50 presentation system allows you to cast contents wirelessly from your laptop, smartphone or tablet via Miracast, AirPlay or a USB-C dongle .

For iPhone/iPad/Mac, you need to connect your device to eShare’s Wi-Fi hotspot first, open “Control Center” on your device, tap “screen mirroring” and select “eShare W50” to cast your screen.

For Android smartphone, you need to enable the Wi-Fi or WLAN feature of your smartphone first, find the wireless project function in your device’s control center, then select “eShare W50” to cast your screen.

For Windows PC (Window 10 or higher), you need to enable the WLAN feature of your PC. On your PC, press the combination keys “ Windows + K” and select “eShare W50”.

For screen casting with dongle , you need to pair the dongle with eShare W50 first, insert the dongle into your own device (laptop/smartphone/tablet), then click the dongle button to cast your screen.

Plug the USB-C dongle into eShare W50 wireless presentation system via the front USB-C port, then they can get paired automatically. Once the pairing is completed, the prompt“Pairing Successful” will appear on the TV connected to eShare W50.

The eShare W50 presentation system supports up to 4K@30Hz 4:4:4 resolution.

Yes, the eShare W50 presentation system supports CEC.

When it detects any video input signal, it can help turn on the connected TV automatically. When there is no video input, eShare W50 is outputting guide screen image by default.

If there is no video input for 60 seconds, a countdown timer with the time period of 60 seconds will appear on the guide screen. When the timer reaches zero, the connected display will enter standby mode if it is CEC-enabled.

Yes, through the web UI, you can set a PIN code for wireless casting, then you need to input the code for sharing your screen. Besides, you can also configure the Wi-Fi hotspot password for iPhone/iPad/Mac. When the PIN code and the Wi-Fi password are set, they will appear on the upper right corner of the connected display device.

Yes, the eShare W50 presentation system can work with a touch-screen panel/TV. You can connect it to eShare W50 via an HDMI cable and a USB cable.

The eShare W50 presentation system supports automatic signal switching function, allowing you to output desired sources easily and quickly. This function follows “Last-In-First-Out“ rule. Whenever you connect a new video source to eShare W50, it will automatically show on the connected display device and replace the last source.

Step 1: Connect the LAN port of the eShare W50 presentation device to a local area network. Ensure there’s a DHCP server in the network so that the device can obtain a valid IP address. Step 2: Connect a PC to the same network as the device. Step 3: Input the device’s IP address in a browser and press “Enter”, then the login window will pop up. Input the password (default password: admin) and click “Login” to enter the main page.

The eShare W50 wireless presentation system supports firmware upgrade through either Web UI or USB-A ports on rear panel. For detailed steps, you can refer to the “Firmware Upgrade” chapter in the user manual.

Yes, featuring the same quality but a much lower price ($493.98 with 1x dongle), eShare W50 is an ideal Barco Clickshare alternative you should choose.

Major Similarities : Supports Airplay Mirroring, Miracast and dongle for wireless casting. Supports 4K@30hz HDMI output.

Major Differences: 1. The eShare D10 dongle is plug-n-play, with no software or driver required. The dongle for Barco ClickShare CX-20 requires you to install a software for casting. 2. eShare W50 offers you extra USB-C/HDMI physical input interfaces. However, Barco ClickShare CX-20 is not built with any physical video input port at all! 3. In terms of USB interface, the eShare W50 presentation system is designed with 3x USB 3.0 type-A port, the data transfer rate of which can reach up to 5Gbp/s. In contrast, Barco ClickShare CX-20 is built with 1x USB 2.0 type-A and 1x USB 2.0 type-C, so you can only connect up to two USB peripherals. 4. eShare W50 can work with AV Access BizEye80 4K webcam and AnyCo A5 full-duplex speakerphone , which are all included in a kit. In contrast, you need to search for and buy a webcam/speakerphone from another brand which works with Barco ClickShare CX-20.

To learn more, please refer to the page: AV Access eShare: The Best Barco ClickShare Alternative

Compared with Barco Clickshare series , the eShare W50 wireless presentation system boasts an all-hardware design, multiple connection methods like USB-C, 3x high-speed USB 3.0 port, and ultra-low cost.

The price of eShare W50 plus a donge ($493.98) is 25% of that of Barco ClickShare CX-20. Featuring the same quality but a much lower price, it is an ideal Barco Clickshare alternative you should choose.

To learn more, please refer to the blog: The Best ClickShare Alternative You Should Choose for Hybrid Meetings

The eShare W50 wireless presentation system is one of the best ClickShare alternatives so far. In the near future, we plan to release its upgraded version, which will support multiview, wireless USB peripheral control via dongle, etc.

Yes. We received feedback from our clients that eShare W50 successfully works with a video bar. If you encounter any compatibility issue, our support team has you covered.

USB-A, USB-B, and USB-C are different types of connectors used for USB cables. USB-A is the most common connector, used for many devices including flash drives and keyboards. USB-B is used for larger devices like printers and external hard drives. USB-C is the newest and most versatile connector, used for charging and data transfer in devices like smartphones, laptops, and tablets.

AirPlay and Miracast are both wireless display technologies used to stream audio and video content from mobile devices to a TV or other display. However, there are some key differences between the two.

AirPlay is a proprietary technology developed by Apple and is only compatible with Apple devices. Miracast , on the other hand, is an open standard that is supported by a wide range of devices and operating systems. Additionally, AirPlay uses Wi-Fi to stream content, while Miracast uses Wi-Fi Direct. Finally, AirPlay offers some advanced features like multiroom audio streaming, which are not available with Miracast.

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Customer Reviews

We were very impressed with the capabilities of this product compared to our other system (Barco) which is very expensive. Pretty much everything responded instantaneously and there was no input lag at all. Screenshare, USB device compatibility, easy of use... this has it all!

The presentation system has exceeded my expectations. The wireless display feature allows me to easily share content from my device to the TV screen in the room with just a click of the dongle. It's incredibly user-friendly, even for guests who come to visit our office and need to present.

This all-hardware solution is what we really need, incredibly safe to use in a local government setting like ours. What's more, the product works seamlessly with a camera when we have remote meetings.

The price is much cheaper than other products I can find on the Internet, making it an affordable solution for our office. I would highly recommend this product to anyone looking for a high-quality, budget-friendly solution for their meeting room needs.

I recently installed the AV Access eShare W50+D10 kit for my meeting room and I have to say, I'm thoroughly impressed. The wireless sharing feature has been incredibly useful, allowing me to share content wirelessly to a TV screen with ease.

The system also works seamlessly with a camera and speakerphone, making remote meetings a breeze. It's incredibly budget-friendly compared to other similar products on the market, such as Barco Clickshare, making it accessible to all users.

I am extremely impressed with the product's capabilities. The wireless casting feature has been incredibly convenient as it allows me to easily cast my screen wirelessly from my laptop, without any software required. The product is also plug and play, making it incredibly easy to use.

What's more, the price is quite cheap compared to other similar products on the market. The system also works seamlessly with a camera for remote meetings, making it a versatile solution for all of our meeting needs.

Overall, I would highly recommend the AV Access Wireless Presentation System to anyone looking for a high-quality, affordable solution for their meeting room. It has definitely made our meetings more efficient and productive.

I recently purchased the AV Access eShare W50 presentation system for my company's huddle room. The product makes it incredibly easy for us to share content from our PCs to the TV screen via USB-C/HDMI cable, eliminating the need for complicated cables and adapters.

The wireless casting feature has also been a huge plus as we can easily cast our screens wirelessly from our laptops, smartphones, or tablets. It also supports a USB-C dongle for wireless casting, making it even more versatile and convenient.

The product has been a great addition to our huddle room, making it easier for us to collaborate and share content seamlessly. The setup was straightforward and the product is incredibly user-friendly, making it easy for anyone to use.

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AT-WAVE-101

• Wireless AV platform allows simultaneous content sharing for up to four 1080p presenters
• Wireless screen casting with iOS ® , Android TM , Mac ® , Chromebook TM , and Windows ® devices through native AirPlay ® , Google Cast TM , or Miracast TM protocols
• Dynamic Layout Mode TM (patent pending) automatically adapts to incoming or disconnected source content
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Related products, innovating wireless byod and beyond.

Introducing the Atlona Wireless Audio Visual Environment (WAVE™) and the AT-WAVE-101 , an innovative wireless presentation system designed for quick and easy content sharing from up to four PCs or mobile devices. The WAVE-101 is designed for effortless screen casting with iOS, Android, Mac, Chromebook, and Windows devices.

The versatility of the WAVE-101 expands well beyond BYOD content sharing, with a host of additional features to enhance education, corporate, and many other applications.

Open Areas and Meeting Spaces

The WAVE-101 allows up to four people to share content from their devices simultaneously. It’s a great complement to the increasing trend of providing open gathering areas where colleagues or students can use for informal meetings or collaboration.

The WAVE-101 allows multiple students to share their screens, with the instructor controlling the presentation through a specially designed moderator mode. This device can also be used to enhance instruction with local media or YouTube content playback, and reach out to remote students by livestreaming over YouTube.

Meeting Spaces

For new installations, the WAVE-101 and a display provide a simple yet efficient AV integration solution for presenters to share right from their mobile devices. For existing AV systems, the WAVE-101 offers an ideal upgrade opportunity to add wireless AV and many other capabilities such as digital signage playback.

2021 InfoComm Best in Market

Sound & Video Contractor has awarded the AT-WAVE-101 the coveted “InfoComm Best in Market 2021 Award”

WAVE-101 features at-a-glance

The WAVE-101 is a software-centric product designed for simple wireless collaboration for multiple presenters, alongside a comprehensive feature set that addresses AV integration requirements, network security, media playback, and more.

Wireless BYOD connections as easy as 1-2-3

The WAVE-101 lets you cast your screen from an iOS, Android, Mac, Chromebook, or Windows device. There’s no setup necessary beforehand – just use the native AirPlay, Google Cast, or Miracast protocol built into your laptop, smartphone, or tablet. For security, the WAVE-101 can randomly generate PIN access codes.

Note: One Miracast device connection is available at a time when a wireless P2P (peer-to-peer) connection is made to the WAVE-101.

Dynamic Layout Mode (patent pending)

For hands-free, effortless user operation, Dynamic Layout Mode™ is an innovative feature of the WAVE-101 that automatically adapts the on-screen layout to incoming or disconnected source content, to optimize the way the content is presented on the screen.

See this video to get an idea of how Dynamic Layout Mode works.

Instructor Mode

Designed for education applications, Instructor Mode allows moderation of sessions with multiple presenters. When activated, Instructor Mode automatically places each newly connected student device into a queue. Through a web portal, the instructor determines which students can share content with everyone.

To get a better idea of Instructor Mode operation in the WAVE-101, watch this video.

Additional features to enhance instruction, presentations, and system integration

The WAVE-101 is more than a wireless presentation system. It’s equipped with a host of convenience features ideal for education and other applications – making this a versatile media device for live streaming broadcasts, digital signage, audio playback, and more.

The WAVE-101 lets you play user-uploaded images as well as videos (up to 4K), a great feature for instructors to share multimedia content with students. It can also play content available on YouTube.

Use YouTube live streaming to deliver live instruction and presentations to support remote participants. This capability is ideal for education and training applications, and also allows content to be delivered to overflow rooms.

The WAVE-101 can serve as a digital signage player, integrating with cloud-based platforms such as DAKboard . This enables simple deployment without the need for a complete digital signage system.

Ideal for new or existing AV systems

The WAVE-101 is great for a basic setup with a display. It’s equally ideal as an upgrade to a new or existing AV system, for adding wireless BYOD and many other presentation capabilities.

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Network management

Use Velocity Device Manager to configure, deploy, and manage a fleet of WAVE-101 installations throughout a facility. Velocity Device Manager is available as part of Velocity™ control systems or as a free virtual machine software , and lets you access all devices from a web browser for continuous system monitoring, troubleshooting and technical support, and issuing firmware updates.

Atlona wireless presentation product family

The WAVE-101 is a wireless presentation platform that can be used on its own (direct to display) or added to an existing AV system.

Atlona also offers wireless presentation as part of a complete room AV solution with matrix switching, HDBaseT extension, room controls, and more.

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WAVE-101 Introduction

This video provides a comprehensive introduction to the Atlona Wireless Audio Visual Environment (WAVE™) and the AT-WAVE-101.

WAVE-101 Features

This video introduces three of the distinguishing features of the WAVE-101, including simple wireless AV connectivity, Dynamic Layout Mode, and Instructor Mode..

Setting up the WAVE-101

Follow along with this video for a guided tour on setting up and configuring the WAVE-101.

The WAVE-101 lets you cast your screen from an iOS, Android, Mac, Chromebook, or Windows device. No prior setup necessary – just use the native AirPlay, Google Cast, or Miracast protocol.

Dynamic Layout Mode

The WAVE-101 features an innovative, Dynamic Layout Mode that automatically adapts the on-screen layout to a new, incoming content source, or whenever a presenter disconnects from the system.

Designed for education applications, Instructor Mode allows moderation of sessions with multiple student presenters. Through a web portal, the instructor determines which students can share content with everyone. Instructor Mode is ideal for many other applications beyond education.

WAVE-101 1.2.0 Firmware

The newest version of the AT-WAVE-101 includes new features. This brief video walkthrough and tutorial demonstrates the AT-WAVE-101 capabilities and provides instructions to users.

Connecting the AT-OCS-900N occupancy sensor to the AT-WAVE-101 Wireless Presentation System

Follow along with this setup video to learn how to integrate the Atlona AT-WAVE-101 Wireless Presentation System with the AT-OCS-900N networked occupancy sensor.

The Atlona AT-WAVE-101 is a wireless presentation and collaboration platform designed for easy content sharing with iOS ® , Android™, Mac ® , Chromebook™, and Windows ® devices. The WAVE-101 allows up to four presenters to share their content simultaneously on-screen, with an Instructor Mode available for managing additional presenters and selecting which to be displayed. Wireless BYOD interfacing is simply enabled through the device’s native casting protocol (such as AirPlay ® , Google Cast™, or Miracast™), without the need to install an app. For hands-free, effortless user operation, Dynamic Layout Mode™ is an innovative feature of the WAVE-101 that automatically adapts the on-screen layout to new incoming or disconnected source content. The WAVE-101 is equipped with a host of other convenient features for integrators and end users, including programmable display control, display of user-uploaded images and video media, YouTube™ Live streaming, support for cloud-based digital signage applications, and much more.

Wireless BYOD Connectivity

The WAVE-101 interfaces with a presenter’s iOS, Android, Mac, Chromebook, or Windows device over Wi-Fi ® , and allows screen mirroring from up to four devices without the need to install an app. It can serve as an integrated, dual band access point, or be networked into an existing Wi-Fi installation. The WAVE-101 can provide simultaneous Wi-Fi and Miracast™ (Wi-Fi Direct ® ). In addition, the WAVE-101 supports Miracast over Infrastructure which allows Miracast over a facility Wi-Fi network or LAN, rather than over a direct wireless link. Please click here for complete information about wireless AV connectivity with the WAVE-101. (Note: One Miracast device connection is available at a time when a wireless P2P, or peer-to-peer connection is made to the WAVE-101.)

( Note: Casting is not supported for apps with protected content (DRM), such as Netflix ® , Hulu ® , and HBO ® Max™.)

Applications

• Classrooms – The WAVE-101 includes several features ideal for classroom instruction, such as managing multiple student presenters, the ability to broadcast an instruction session live over YouTube, and playback of local multimedia or YouTube source content.
• Meeting and gathering spaces – The WAVE-101 is compact and can be discreetly installed near any available display. It is ideal for ad-hoc collaboration sessions in which presenters can share content through simple instructions on the welcome screen – including a PIN code for security.
• Add-on to existing AV systems – This presentation device can be added into an AV switcher or matrix switcher, enhancing a new or existing system with wireless BYOD from multiple participants.

Technical Features

• Wireless screen casting with iOS, Android, Mac, Chromebook, and Windows devices through native AirPlay, Google Cast, or Miracast protocols (Note: One Miracast device connection is available at a time when a wireless P2P, or peer-to-peer connection is made to the WAVE-101)
• Dynamic Layout Mode (patent pending) automatically adapts to incoming or disconnected source content, to optimize the way the content is presented on the screen
• Selectable, fixed static layout modes available to determine the number of visible on-screen presenters
• Instructor Mode allows a user to manage content, adjust audio volume, upload and play media content, stream YouTube, and switch between layouts
• Welcome screen with customizable information display options, the ability to upload a custom logo and background image, and select a language (English, Simplified Chinese, German, Spanish, Thai, and Vietnamese)
• Optional Wi-Fi® access point with built-in firewall
• Apple® iBeacon® device discovery speeds up connectivity for iOS devices and Mac computers
• Supports Miracast over Infrastructure for use of facility Wi-Fi or Ethernet network
• Wireless AV interfacing can be selectively enabled or disabled for each native platform
• Supports wireless video up to 1080p30 4:2:0 (up to 1080p60 with Miracast)
• Secure wireless and content sharing with randomly generated passwords and PIN codes, and a configurable firewall
• Supports industry-standard, network security features and protocols such as WPA2-PSK, IEEE 802.1x network port security (Ethernet port only), and AES-128 encryption
• Programmable IP, RS-232 (with optional adapter), or TCP proxy (port 9001) display control based on time schedules
• Automatic display control available with the AT-OCS-900N occupancy sensor
• Centrally configure and manage WAVE-101 units with Velocity Device Manager
• Includes installation guide, Wi-Fi adapter/antenna, VESA mount, and external universal power supply
• To view the product warranty, use the following link: https://atlona.com/warranty/

Wireless BYOD presentations for up to four participants

The WAVE-101 features an integrated wireless access point to allow direct, peer-to-peer screen casting from up to four mobile devices or laptops. The WAP can be disabled if IT security policy requires connection to the facility network.

Wireless BYOD add-on for any system

Enhance a new or existing AV system with wireless BYOD and other capabilities of the WAVE-101. The AT-OME-SR21 receiver includes a local HDMI ® input, ideal for installing this product behind a wall-mounted display.

Automate display powering with occupancy sensor

Use the Atlona AT-OCS-900N with the WAVE-101 to automatically power up or down a display, based on detection of participants in the room.

Documentation

Declaration of conformity, similar products, at-wave-101 firmware, release notes.

• System time no longer resets to an hour off when the unit is power cycled.

Known Issues

• Starting a hostname with a number is not supported at this time and will cause the webUI to go offline.
• Due to the new streaming format, YouTube URL casting is not currently working.
• AT-WAVE-101 requires AirPlay Audio to be disconnected and reconnected when the metadata of Pandora stops updating correctly. Audio will play correctly through metadata freeze.
• Miracast signals may drop or stall when used with some Samsung devices (e.g. Samsung A11 and Samsung Galaxy Tab S2), requiring the WAVE-101 to be rebooted for Miracast signals to resume.
• Firmware 1.1 and above features are not currently supported in AT-VDM-SW.
• Local videos and YouTube URL’s added through Instructor Mode or API can now be looped.
• Miracast over Infrastructure no longer fails when spanning VLANs.
• Password registration now works correctly without a full system reboot.
• Samsung SM-P610 now connects properly with the WAVE-101.
• Wifi is no longer disabled when the unit is recovered via USB.
• Airplay Audio only streams now supported.
• A notification is now shown on the Welcome Screen when auto-queuing mode is enabled.
• Unit will now check and display notifications within the Admin section of the webUI for firmware updates.
• Apple devices can now be set to remain connected or be disconnected when in sleep/standby mode.
• Welcome Screen updates:
• Logo can now be removed or changed to a custom graphic.
• Language is now updatable to Chinese (simplified), German, Spanish, Thai, and Vietnamese.
• Text is now selectable between: No text, All text, or just QR, Clock, and Logo showing.
• The last frame of Miracast streams no longer get stuck on the display.
• Units set to static IP no longer go back to DHCP during the nightly reboot.
• 802.1x security is now supported on the Ethernet interface.
• Updated UI for ease of use.
• Digital Signage now starts up, even if the web server is unavailable.
• Scheduled On/Off commands for display control now work correctly.
• Display Control for power on/off can now be accessed through the Instructor Page.
• Added the ability to upload a unique background to the welcome screen and remove the default text.
• Administrators can now add wireless network settings to the QR code, allowing mobile devices to scan the QR code to log into the network.
• WebSocket connections can be connected with or without “/” at the end of the URL.
• Added Digital Signage IP address support.
• Custom messages now support up to 50 characters, up from 25.
• Digital signage now displays correctly if Ethernet is connected after rebooting.
• Audio.Volume command no longer accepts values above 100.
• Added support for AT-OCS-900
• Display.OccSensorAdd
• Display.OccSensorDelete
• Display.OccSensorIdentify
• Display.OccSensorSettings
• Upgrading firmware past 1.0.0 will no longer disable Wi-Fi settings.
• PIN is now supported for Miracast Infrastructure and P2P
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• Plug and Play for PC's and Laptops - Just Plug It In To HDMI Port & Press The Button To Start Transmitting Within Seconds (For Smartphones, App May Be Required)
• Perfect For Presentations, Universities, Company Boardrooms, Meeting Rooms, Libary Conference Rooms, and More (Uses Fast & Secure Encrypted 5 GHz WiFi)
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Introducing Present+Share Mini.

ClearClick Present+Share Mini is the perfect wireless presentation system solution for conference rooms, company boardrooms, library meeting rooms, university classrooms, and more. No drivers or apps are required! Here's how it works...

• Just plug in the receiver (included) to a TV, monitor, or projector's HDMI input port.
• Plug in a transmitter to your laptop, desktop, or other device's HDMI output, and press the transmit button on top.
• Or, to transmit from your phone or tablet, use your device's wireless display feature or casting app.
• Your computer, mobile device, or HDMI source will automatically connect and start broadcasting to the receiver automatically.
• To transmit from another computer or HDMI device, simply plug in another transmitter and press the transmit button on that transmitter.

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