The meeting room that just works. No app, no driver, no IT ticket, no WiFi password. Mirror any laptop to your conference TV or projector in 60 seconds.
Someone always trips on the HDMI cable snaking across the table.
You tried AirPlay. It won't find the TV on the network. Again.
No HDMI cables to set up, trip on and take down. Just plug in and it's on the screen.
Verified buyerIf your team can plug in a phone charger, they can run this. No app to download, no settings to configure.
Pop the HDMI receiver into any free HDMI port on your TV, projector, or monitor, then connect its power cable. That's the only outlet you'll need.
Slide the USB-C transmitter into your laptop. It draws power straight from the port - no batteries, no extra cable to find.
The two dongles pair themselves in seconds over their own private link. Your slides, video, and spreadsheets show up on the big screen - sharp, just like a cable.
Most cheap dongles share your building's crowded network and freeze the moment someone streams a video down the hall. This works differently.
Bargain transmitters piggyback on your office WiFi. The more devices and traffic on that network, the more they stutter, lag, and disconnect - usually at the worst possible moment, mid-presentation, in front of a client.
The transmitter and receiver talk point-to-point on their own private dual-band connection - independent of your office network. It auto-selects the clearest channel across 2.4G and 5G, so a busy room doesn't slow it down.
Stable, cable-free streaming
Held a full meeting with no dropouts, no buffering, no "can you still see my screen?"
Sharp, just like a cable
Crisp 1080p video and clean audio - the same quality as a wired HDMI run, minus the wire.
If your display has a standard HDMI port and your laptop has USB-C, you're set. No special brand, no smart TV, no adapters.
Any flat-screen with a free HDMI port - Samsung, LG, Sony, TCL, the lot.
Classroom, boardroom, or church projectors with HDMI in. Big screen, no cable run.
Turn a desk or wall monitor into a shared display for the whole room.
MacBooks and Windows laptops with USB-C. No HDMI port on your laptop? No problem.
Plugged the receiver into our boardroom TV, dropped the transmitter in the dock, done. Easy setup, works great. Reps just walk in and present now.
Honestly couldn't tell the difference from our old HDMI cable. Sharp video and audio, no lag on slides. Highly recommend this set instead of running a long cable across the room.
We run a classroom, not an IT department. No HDMI cables to set up, trip on and take down. Teachers love it.
Use it every Sunday at our church for the sermon slides and lyrics. Stable cable-free streaming the whole time, never dropped once. The sale price made me move on it and I'm glad I did.
I consult and present in rooms that aren't mine. This lives in my bag. Walk in, plug into their HDMI display, my screen's up. Game changer.
An AV vendor quoted us thousands for a wireless system. This was a fraction and does exactly what we needed for our huddle room. Easy setup, no IT ticket.
Enterprise systems like ClickShare and BenQ deliver the same walk-in-and-present moment. They also cost more than most teams can justify for a single room.
Both dongles, power cables, a charging dock, and the HDMI extension cable that keeps the receiver from blocking your other ports. No surprise add-ons to buy.
USB-C Transmitter
Plugs into your laptop. Compact, powered by the port - nothing to charge.
HDMI Receiver
Plugs into your display's HDMI input, powered by the included USB-C cable.
Charging & Storage Dock
Holds and tops up both dongles between meetings so they're always ready.
HDMI Extension Cable
Keeps the receiver off your display so it never blocks the port next to it.
Hand off the transmitter and the next presenter is up in seconds. From training rooms to Sunday services, it keeps the room moving.
When the session changes hands, the next trainer plugs their transmitter in and they're live. No unplugging cables, no shuffling laptops at the front of the room.
No cables to trip on, no adapter hunt at the start of class. The teacher walks in, plugs in, and the lesson's already on the projector. Built for rooms that don't have an IT department.
Sermon slides on Sunday, or a consultant presenting in a client's boardroom they've never seen. The whole kit fits in a bag and works with any HDMI display you walk up to.
Try it in your own room for 30 days. If it doesn't make presenting effortless, send it back for a full refund. The only thing you're risking is one more meeting that fights you.
Make The Room Just Work