60M HDMI Extender(Transmitter and Receiver) Over signle RJ45 cat5e Cat6 Cat7 Ethernet Cables Up to 196ft(60m), Supports 1080p 3D HDCP EDID for PC/Laptop, DVD, Sky, PS3, PS4, HD camera

Set this up with 20 metre quality Cat 6 cable costing £16.99 and linked my Xbox One up to my upstairs TV in bedroom, perfect picture and sound. At the back of Xbox connect a powered double HDMI splitter so it still works on downstairs TV. So for just £50 got an Xbox for upstairs! As controller is Bluetooth perfect solution. Remember if you order this unit down not come with IR transmitter, I did t need that but just bear that in mind if you want to use Skybox etc. Great quality no issues same as downstairs TV.

These work very well using a shielded 50m CAT7 cable. Good quality connection and stable. I've bought three of these and they all work as expected. Also connecting a Monitor and Projector for output. Again, easy to use, easy to install and with a good video capture card you are ready to go.

Works well

I used this device to be able to run HDMI over ethernet as I had a long cable run under floor and up into a suspended ceiling - feeding ethernet cable is far easier than HDMI as the cable ends are smaller. I connected the Tx & Rx at each end between laptop input and projector output and it works flawlessly with great picture quality.

Used for an 'always on' HD monitor in an office environment - works fine and very simple to install!

I had this working on approx 28m length of Cat 5e. Initially it worked perfectly at all resolutions including 1080p and 1080i and I was very impressed - my setup was to use this hdmi extender for 1080i video signals only.After 2 weeks I started observing random black horizontal lines on screen followed by loss of picture for several seconds. I thought it would be caused by insufficient cable quality therefore I purchased a pre-made 10m length of Cat 6 to try - but this also gave me the same problems. To completely confirm that it was not a cable issue I also tried a 2m length and the problem was just as bad. Also, where I was originally able to send 1080p without any issues - by now this resolution would not work at all.I can only put this down to a faulty unit and reading from other reviews a replacement would seem to only give me further frustration therefore requested a refund and will spend some more time (and probably a little more money) researching an hdmi extender that works reliably.

I used these on a recent CCTV install to transfer an HDMI output to allow cameras to be viewed on my customers home TV and they worked perfectly over 30 mtrs of Cat 6Only time will tell for durability, I was impressed with the build quality

The picture became poor, lots of white pixels. Wasn't great from the start