USB Adapter Kit: Warpia Wireless USB Audio and Video PC to TV/Projector Display Converter Kit (HDMI + VGA)

Review Warpia Wireless USB Audio and Video PC to TV/Projector Display Converter Kit (HDMI + VGA)

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The Warpia Wireless USB Audio & Video Display Adapter Set enables users to display audio and video content from their notebook or PC wirelessly to a TV or Projector. Content such as streaming video, pictures, movies, presentations, web content and other types of data can be shown on a larger remote display without the hassle and clutter of wires and without any cable limitations. Whether wirelessly connected to a projector in a meeting room or to a Flat Panel TV in the living room, the set allows users to easily and conveniently extend their PC workspace. Providing both an HDMI interface common in TVs, and a VGA interface common in projectors and monitors, the set provides users with the flexibility to select the target display type suitable for their needs and environment. The included 3.5mm stereo audio jack enables users to stream stereo audio to virtually any speaker system, or the audio can be streamed through the HDMI output. User Benefits: The Warpia Wireless Display Adapter set provides streaming audio & video up to 30 ft. (10 meters) with same room, line of site coverage, making it ideal for a variety of use cases such as wirelessly displaying Internet content, presentations, YouTube, Hulu, Netflix, etc on a large-screen TV. In a conference room scenario, the adapter set enables users to display content from their laptops using a projector, commonly mounted on the room's ceiling, without cable length limitation and without the need to route dedicated wiring through the walls and the ceiling. What’s in the Box: Wireless USB PC Adapter, Wireless USB Device Adapter (plugs into the Video base), Video base with HDMI, VGA and 3.5mm Audio connectors and table/wall mounting options, Power supply unit, Quick Start Guide, CD with software, drivers and user manual. HDMI, VGA and Audio cables sold separately.
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Technical Details

- Display presentations and other content from a USB 2.0 port on your PC or laptop wirelessly to a projector, monitor or TV Range includes same room coverage of up to 30 feet (10 meters) with line of site between PC and Display
- "Supports Displays (monitors, Projectors, TVs) via VGA, DVI or HDMI (DVI requires an HDMI to DVI converter sold separately) Audio streams either through the HDMI output or the 3.5mm Stereo Audio jack. "
- "Supports resolutions up to SXGA+ (1400x1050) and HD Video up to 720P 32-Bit True Color Depth for high quality images 128 bit AES Security "
- Fully compatible with Windows XP, Vista and Windows 7. MAC OS support in development
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Customer Buzz

"Not worth the money - too unstable" 2010-03-28
By Yellow Cab
When this product works, it does work well but it is too unstable.

*It literally needs a clear line of sight. No going around chairs or even through lattice like chairs.I found it very

finicky;everything has to be just right for it to work.

* I found the picture to be a little jump. The advice on the website was to move the devices closer together.

Mine were about 20 feet apart.You can't get much closer without defeating the purpose of the product,easy

wireless streaming form pc to tv.

* It can be a real pain reconnecting the devices for any reason.I found you had to unplug and then plug in the usb adapter into

the video base for both devices to recognize each other.

Overall It's not worth the money and you should spend some extra bucks and get a media extender with wifi.

Customer Buzz

"Excellent Product ... Easy Setup" 2010-03-25
By S. Simmons
The product works better than advertised. The setup is easy as 1, 2, 3. I had the adapter installed and working within 15 minutes. Video quality and sound quality on your TV or video source is excellent. Another great feature is that by default it configures your TV or video source as an extention of your PC. So you can start a movie and drag it to the extended window (TV or video source), then continue working on your PC while the video plays on your TV. I'm very impressed with the quality and ease-of-use. It is definitely worth the price.

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"wireless TV" 2010-03-24
By Thomas H. Balon Jr. (Manchester, NH)
Generally pretty good, range is about half of what they claim for "good" quality transmission. Managed to update the drivers without any problems but it was not a casual computer user task. Still have some issues with getting the audio and video synced, live action video can be a little choppy. Have been using the HDMI output so far to my 720p TV, the 480 options don't work on the HDMI. Will be trying the video output eventually but I will have to pull the TV off the wall to get to the input on the TV. Bought this to see if internet TV (i.e. fox, hulu) was a viable alternative to cable TV, not quite there yet but its promising.

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"Very Nice!" 2010-03-17
By R. Hong (Honolulu, HI)
I don't generally post but I thought I'd share my positive experience. After reading the reviews, I thought it would be worth the shot since my situation would be best served by going wireless and it would be with the Warpia product. The distance I needed to cover is roughly 10-12' and I went with an HDMI connection. After skimming the instructions, installation took around 15 minutes and it worked on a limited basis. Audio/Video worked for several minutes before the audio would cut out (eventually disappear) and the video would only work for a minute at best (even rebooted the PC). It reported a loss connection and after various attempts of plugging/unplugging, I decided to quit and sent an e-mail to support. My question was answered the next day and they had me go to their website to upload new drivers. They also sent me a contact number so I decided to call tech support (had no wait) and spoke to Kevin. I told him what happened and he even stayed on the phone with me to walk me through the set up. That was unexpected - awesome service! Although I've only had it for a week, it's been working fine - a little video lag at times (quick motion) but nothing major and I consider it acceptable especially since it's completely wireless. Audio is fine! The connection definitely needs to be in line of sight for optimal performance; I had it mounted in back of my tv set originally and although it still worked, video difference was noticeable. NOTE: I didn't try it beyond the reported 10-12' because I had no need to. OVERALL: Fast service from Amazon and fantastic tech support from Warpia! IN ADDITION: Waiting on a back order for a wireless cable TV connection and will be using the product from A1Tech.

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"It works!" 2010-03-15
By big palooka (hoboken, nj United States)
Before I got this unit, I had a VGA cable running from my laptop, across the living room, to the TV. My wife wasn't happy with that at all. Then I got the Warpia and set it up with the base unit connected to the TV (Toshiba Regza) with a VGA cable and audio cable. It worked great. I used the PC-Input setup on the TV. However, I had to make sure the VGA resolution of the laptop was compatible with the allowable resolution on the TV, otherwise, no signal. Then I bought a cheap HDMI cable and was able to do away with the big VGA cable - and I didn't have to fuss with the laptop video resolution. PLUS, now that I had the audio-out from the base unit free, I routed the audio cable to my stereo. Now I can run anything from Netflix or YouTube to the TV, and my stored mp3s to the stereo.

I'm running a Toshiba laptop about 12 feet from the base unit at the TV. The laptop is running on a wireless network also. I'm competely wireless. Strong signal, no dropouts. My wife is happy too.

Highly recommended.

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