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Since the inception of the HDMI port,
we have seen active HDMI cables designed to improve transmission over long distances.
Then came fiber-optic HDMI with superior transmission over light technology.
We have even seen HDMI repeaters and boosters to achieve transmission over long distances.
And we have now entered into HDMI display transmitted wirelessly.
Presenting the PeakDo wireless HDMI Transceiver. This device can transmit a 1080p 60Hz video
up to 5m with clear line of sight with zero latency, allowing you to totally transform the
way you organize and setup your home and office for video streaming of work and entertainment.
So in this review I’ll do a simple unboxing then we’ll take a quick look at its design,
how to set it up, and we’ll test its most important features
which are its picture quality, bandwidth over distance, and latency.
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So this is what you get inside the box. You get one transmitter.
One receiver. 1 USB type A to Type C power cable.
One regular HDMI cable. A 5V 2A DC power adapter.
One 90° Type C extension cable for the transmitter.
As an add-on you can purchase a lightning transmitter for
iOS devices along with a 90° extension cable.
You get a pair of a magnetic pads for securing the transmitter to your mobile devices.
A bracket to attach the receiver to your display. And a user manual.
The transmitter is a two-piece transmitter consisting of a regular size HDMI and a
Type C adapter. Both pieces can be powered separately. You can also swapout the Type C had
for the lightning head. It has an LED indicator and a synchronization button.
The receiver consists of one HDMI output port
and a Type C power port. It has an LED indicator and a synchronization button.
For a simple demonstration on how to use this device,
I will first connect it in a different ways to a mobile phone, then I’ll connect it to a laptop.
So first you can only use the transmitter on a mobile phone or tablet
that has a screen mirroring function or a desktop mode via its Type C port.
To do this you simply connect the transmitter with the Type C adapter attached, and connect
it directly to the phones Type C port. In this configuration the phone’s reverse charging
feature will power the transmitter and there’s no need for the power cable to be connected.
However this is only for short term use. If you intend on using it for an extended period of time
then it is advised that you connect the transmitter’s power adapter and cable.
Then on your TV or monitor to connect the receiver,
using the HDMI cable connect it to any available HDMI port. You will also need to connect the Type
C power cable to any available USB port behind the TV or to a regular phone charger to provide power.
Once connected both LEDs will turn from red, to blue, then to green which
is the final stage that confirms both transmitter and receiver are connected.
If not referred to the user manual on how to press the reset buttons to get them connected.
So once both LEDs are green, you can then proceeded to set your mobile phone
to either Mirror its display, or you can choose to activate the phones desktop mode.
In this mode you will have to use your phone as the mouse pointer to navigate
the desktop mode on your display.
With the included mounting camp you can attach the receiver behind or to the side of your TV or
monitor to ensure that it’s in the right position to achieve line of sight with the transmitter.
But what if you would like to use your mobile phone with a keyboard and mouse
with the wireless transceiver seeing that your mobile phone only has one Type C port.
In the this situation you will be happy to know that you can use the transceiver
with your Type C hub that has an HDMI port.
In this configuration I’m using the Samsung Dex Pad or you can use any Type C hub you want.
Simply connect the transmitter to the HDMI port on the hub
and you can also connect any USB wireless controllers and they will all be powered by the
hub. Also you still have the option to connect the power cable directly to the transmitter.
Here I am using a regular Type C hub with a keyboard and mouse and the transmitter
is being powered true the hub by the mobile phone is using its reverse charging feature.
When connecting to a PC or laptop it will depend on whether the laptop uses
a lightning connection, a Type C port, or a regular HDMI port.
This laptop has a regular standard HDMI port. And if I would like to extend its
display wirelessly using this transceiver, then then all I needto do is done simply connect the
transmitter without any adapter, directly to the laptop’s HDMI port. There is no need for
the power cable as the laptop will provide all the power needed through its HDMI port.
This transceiver is supposed to transmit up to 1080p at 60Hz.
So to confirm this I will set the laptop’s extended display to 60Hz
and connect the receiver to my desktop’s capture card to check the input it’s receiving.
So here my 4K capture card is showing that is receiving an input of 1080p at 60Hz from the
transceiver. But even more interesting is that it also shows that its receiving 7.1 audio channel.
Could it be that you can connect the transceiver to your surround sound
audio receiver and receive surround sound audio formats? Let’s find out.
So here the PeakDo is set up on my audio receiver and am using the Ugoos AM6B-plus
TV Box to perform a surround sound audio test
and I’ll be testing for Dolby Atmos, DTS X, DTS HD master audio, THX and Dolby TrueHD.
So from this test it confirms that via wireless HDMI the PeakDo produces Dolby Atmos, DTS X, HD
master audio, THX, and I even got Dolby TrueHD. So this is a great achievement via wireless HDMI.
The only downside is that you don’t get 4K.
And for my final test using the 90° Type C extension cable I will
connected to my mobile phone and test how far I can go without losing transmission.
The required distance for this transceiver is 5m, but from my personal testing I got up to 10
m with clear line of sight. Any objects walls or doors will immediately disrupt the signal.
So in summary the PeakDo wireless transceiver is indeed a high quality 1080p wireless HDMI device
that can even produce Dolby Atmos, DTS X, and Dolby TrueHD wirelessly.
After testing this device there is absolutely no delay or latency during the transmission
and the 1080p resolution is crystal clear without any noise or loss in quality.
And with that said I would highly recommend this product
as a safe high quality reliable wireless HDMI transceiver to purchase.
And if you are interested you can get at the lowest price
using the link in the description below With a $30 discount coupon on the product page.
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