OREI4K HDMI Over Ethernet CAT6/CAT7 Extender, Extender RJ45 4K@30Hz Upto 130 Ft 1080P Upto 230 FT Full HD POC Transmitter & Receiver IR Loop Out (EX-230C)

I do a lot of camera installation and this device are the go to fir my customers to view their system in any tv around the house it gets the job done... for best view nd no lag make sure to run cat6e and add some good quality hdmi Why did you pick this product vs others?:The best in the market Picture quality:Extra clearSignal quality:No lagFunctionality:Good hdmi quality ca6eDesign:The design is good because I always screw it on the wall Power source:Make sure there's power near by on transmission sideWorks well:Awesome 1,2,3👍🏽✌🏽🏆

Delivered to Manila in less than a week! Works right out of the box. Tested on a 43" TCL 4K HDR TV over 75ft projecting off a Laptop with a WQHD [2560x1440 16:9] screen. Images and Video were crisp and colors were reasonably vibrant though not identical but exceeded my expectations. Audio was clear. This was the order of connections that I followed: (1). Connect Cat 6A [Cat6A Snagless Long Shielded SSTP SFTP 26AWG 4 Pair] cable to transmitter and receiver; (2). Keep the EDID switch at RX; (3). Have no intention of using IR so they weren't connected; (4). Connected HDMI cables to transmitter and receiver; (5). Powered up the transmitter; (6). Connected the HDMI IN to the laptop [source] first before connecting the other HDMI to the TV [display screen]. Everything works.

Works well. Easy setup. Started working as soon as I plugged in my BlueRay player in the closet.

It worked perfectly for a theatre show, it did just fine with an extension cord running along side the cat 6 cable. I was very impressed by the performance of this product. We used a 100’ cat6 line, no problem at all.

I got this to replace an older unit which broke. (Another brand). These work really well, and I am happy with the improvements that have been made over the last several years. First is the redesign to include the HDMI splitter and transmitter in the same transmitting unit. This allowed me to get rid of one of the things in the tangle of electronics and cables behind my TV. Second is the use of power over ethernet (POE) which uses the ethernet cable to bring power to the receiving unit. Another wall supply that is no longer needed. The picture on the remote TV is very good--no interference or artifacts. The only problem with these less expensive extenders is their limited life. I have never had one, of any brand, that lasted more than three years. It is a good thing that they are inexpensive.

Easy to install. I have bought similar items to this and they only last a couple of years. Picture and sound quality are fine. Let’s see how long this one lasts.

Works well with simple HDMI devices but ran into issues trying to use it with my YAMAHA receiver... The video would not output so there seems to be some compatibility issue between devices like this.

Works great thank you