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Name: Orbsmart Nano
Brand: Orbsmart
Availability: InStock

The Orbsmart Nano transmits your HDMI signal in brilliant 1080p quality completely wirelessly to a TV, monitor, or projector. Place your laptop, receiver, or console wherever you want and enjoy a clean look without cable clutter.

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100% Plug & Play

30 Meters Range

Highlights at a glance

100% Plug & Play

No drivers, no app, no WiFi password. Plug in, connect power, and the picture is transmitted immediately.

Stable 5GHz Technology

The transmission uses its own closed 5GHz network for smooth 1080p quality without dropouts.

30 Meters Range

Easily bridge distances across the room. Ideal for ceiling projectors or large meeting rooms.

Wireless freedom without cable clutter

Say goodbye to unsightly HDMI cables lying across the room or expensive in-wall wiring. The Orbsmart Nano solves your cable problem instantly, ensuring a clean, invisible installation and a modern look in any room.

100% Plug & Play (No setup required)

You don't have to be a tech expert. Simply plug in the transmitter and receiver and get started immediately. The system requires no software installation, no drivers, no app, and no WiFi password. The connection is established fully automatically within seconds.

Stable & smooth 5GHz transmission

Rely on smooth video and audio playback. Thanks to modern and interference-free 5GHz technology, the signal is transmitted extremely stably. Enjoy crystal-clear Full HD resolution (1080p at 60Hz) with perfectly synced audio – without any noticeable delays.

Up to 30 meters range

Easily bridge large distances. With a range of up to 30 meters (line of sight), the set is not only suitable for the living room, but also perfect for large conference rooms, classrooms, or lecture halls.

Universal compatibility

One system for all your devices. The HDMI extender works cross-platform with almost any HDMI source: Whether Windows laptop, MacBook, Mini PC, camera, Blu-Ray player, or TV receiver – the Orbsmart Nano is ready for immediate use.

Invisible USB power supply

No bulky power supplies at the socket! The compact and extremely lightweight set (only 60 grams) is conveniently powered directly via the USB port of your TV, projector, or laptop.

Technical Specifications

System Type

Wireless HDMI Extender Set (Transmitter & Receiver)

Max. Resolution

1080p Full HD (1920x1080) @ 60Hz

Transmission Technology

Proprietary closed 5 GHz wireless network

Range

Up to 30 meters (direct line of sight)

Power Supply

USB-C (Requires 5V / 2A power source per dongle)

Compatibility

Windows, Mac, Linux, TV receivers, cameras, etc.

Dimensions / Weight

122 x 35 x 15 mm / 60g (per module)

Package Contents

1x Nano Transmitter (TX), 1x Nano Receiver (RX), 2x USB-C to USB-A power cables, User manual

Buyer's Guide & Pre-Sales Questions

Do I need an app, WiFi password, or similar for setup?

No. The Orbsmart Nano is a true hardware plug-and-play system. No app or additional software is needed. You also don't need to log into your home WiFi. Transmitter and receiver automatically establish an invisible, direct 5GHz connection with each other.

Can I power the sticks directly via the USB port of the TV or laptop?

That depends on the respective device. Transmitter and receiver require a stable power supply of 5V/2A, as wireless encoding requires some power. Some laptops or modern TVs provide enough power on their USB ports. If the stick does not start or the picture drops, please use a standard USB smartphone charger for the power outlet.

What is the actual range?

The maximum range is up to 30 meters. Please note that this applies to a direct, unobstructed line of sight (e.g., across a large conference room). Walls, massive cabinets, or doors between transmitter and receiver physically reduce the maximum distance.

Is the Nano set also suitable for gaming?

No, we do not recommend the set for fast-paced video games (e.g., on a console). Due to the wireless transmission (encoding and decoding of the video signal), there is a minimal delay (latency) of about 100 to 200 milliseconds. For presentations, movies, photos, or normal PC work, this is absolutely invisible – however, in fast-reaction games (first-person shooters, jump & runs), this latency leads to a noticeable delay between controller input and screen output.

Which devices is the transmitter suitable for?

The transmitter can be connected to almost any source with an HDMI output. Popular application scenarios include laptops (for office presentations), mini PCs, cameras (for live image transmission), or TV receivers (Sky, set-top boxes) that are to be placed away from the TV.

Troubleshooting & Knowledge Base

Help with connection issues. Solutions directly from our technicians.

The TV shows "No Signal" or the screen remains black

If the TV does not detect a signal, this is almost always due to an insufficient power supply or incorrect input selection.

How to solve the problem:

Power supply: The number 1 error is forgetting the included USB-C cable. The HDMI port itself does not provide power! Plug the USB-C cable into the stick and ideally connect the other end to a dedicated USB wall charger (5V/2A).
Transmitter/Receiver swapped: Make sure the stick labeled TX (Transmitter) is plugged into the laptop/receiver and the stick labeled RX (Receiver) is connected to the TV or projector.
Correct HDMI channel: Make sure you have selected the exact HDMI input with your TV remote where the RX stick is plugged in (e.g., HDMI 2).

The picture freezes, stutters, or shows artifacts (connection drops)

Since the signal is transmitted wirelessly, physical obstacles or interference can affect the quality.

Measures to improve signal quality:

Avoid hiding the receiver (on the TV) directly behind massive metal plates, radiators, or deep inside closed TV cabinets. A short HDMI extension cable can help let the stick "peek out" a bit further.
Ensure that there are no other strong 5GHz interferers (such as very close WiFi routers or microwaves) in the immediate vicinity of the transmitter or receiver.
If stuttering primarily occurs during high-resolution action movies, check the power supply again. A weak power adapter can lead to an undersupply of the wireless chips during data peaks.

No sound: The picture is there, but the movie remains silent

In this case, the system is transmitting correctly, but the audio output on the source device (e.g., your Windows laptop) is not set correctly.

The solution for Windows/Mac:
The laptop sometimes doesn't automatically "know" that it should now output sound via the HDMI port (to the transmitter). Click the speaker icon in the bottom right of your Windows taskbar. Change the playback device from "Internal Speakers" to the HDMI output (often named after the connected device or "Digital Audio").

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