NANO – Wireless HDMI Extender Set (Transmitter & Receiver, 1080p, 30m)

No. The Nano set is a pure hardware plug-and-play system. No app, driver, or additional software is required. You also don't need to log into your home WiFi: Transmitter (TX) and receiver (RX) automatically establish a direct 5 GHz wireless bridge with each other. As a result, the set works even in locations without any WiFi or internet access.

Yes, both modes work seamlessly. Because your Windows laptop or MacBook detects the Nano transmitter exactly like a physical HDMI cable, you can freely choose in your display settings whether to mirror your screen 1:1 (Duplicate) or use the TV/projector as an extended second workspace.

Yes. Unlike basic smartphone screen-mirroring dongles, the Nano set supports HDMI copy protection (HDCP). This allows you to wirelessly transmit signals from TV receivers, Blu-ray players, or laptops running protected video streams to your TV or projector without issues.

In most cases, yes: Modern laptops, PCs, and many TVs deliver enough current via their USB ports. However, if an older TV or ceiling projector supplies insufficient power at its USB port (which may cause a missing picture or brief dropouts), simply connect the included USB cable to a standard USB wall charger (5V / 1A–2A, e.g., from a smartphone).

The maximum range is up to 30 meters with an unobstructed line of sight (e.g., across a large living room, conference room, or to a ceiling projector). Solid walls, reinforced concrete ceilings, or closed metal cabinets between transmitter and receiver naturally attenuate the 5 GHz radio signal and reduce the maximum distance accordingly.

For movies, live TV, sports broadcasts, office work, and presentations, the transmission is perfectly synchronized. For fast-paced console games (such as competitive shooters or racing games), however, we do not recommend the set, as real-time wireless encoding introduces a slight latency of approx. 0.1 seconds between controller input and screen output.