UGREEN-C Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver 30m 1080P@60Hz, USB-C to HDMI 5GHz with PD 60W | CM737

UGREEN Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver 30m 1080P@60Hz, USB-C to HDMI 5GHz with PD 60W | CM737

The UGREEN CM737 is a wireless HDMI extender kit. A USB-C transmitter on your laptop or phone sends picture and sound to an HDMI receiver on a TV, monitor or projector. It runs on 5GHz at up to 1080P@60Hz with a range of up to 30 m, and the transmitter has a PD 60W USB-C port so your device can charge while it projects.

Description:

Cable-Free 1080P@60Hz: Sends images and sound wirelessly at up to 1080P@60Hz, backward compatible with lower resolutions. You can put a laptop's picture on a meeting-room screen or TV without running an HDMI cable across the room.

5GHz Link, Up to 30 m: The transmitter and receiver talk to each other directly over 5GHz for a stable, low-latency link. UGREEN rates the range at up to 30 m, and actual range depends on obstacles and conditions.

Plug and Play: No app, driver or Wi-Fi setup is needed. Plug the receiver into the display and give it power, plug the transmitter into the computer, and the two pair automatically. The kit uses its own built-in wireless link, not your Wi-Fi network.

PD 60W Pass-Through Charging: The transmitter has a USB-C female port that supports PD fast charging up to 60W. Your phone or laptop keeps charging while it projects. Your charger and cable must support PD.

Extended or Mirror Mode: Use the TV or projector as a second screen showing different content (extended mode), or show the same picture on both screens (mirror mode).

One-Click Disconnect/Connect: A button on the transmitter disconnects or reconnects the projection with one press, and the link reconnects automatically.

Cooling and Non-Slip Design: A vented (hollow) housing helps the units shed heat, and a non-slip base keeps them in place on the desk.

Works With:

The transmitter works with USB-C devices that support DP Alt Mode video output, such as laptops, phones and tablets, on Windows, Linux, macOS, iOS and Android. The receiver works with HDMI displays such as TVs, monitors and projectors.

Good to know: The source device's USB-C port must support DP Alt Mode (video output). The receiver is powered from its USB-A cable (5V 1A), which must be connected to a USB power source. This is a point-to-point kit: one transmitter to one receiver.

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