ARIES Home+ Wireless HD Video 2 Input Transmitter & Receiver

Worked well when transmitter and receiver were within 10-15’ of each other, what’s the point .... Needed something for greater distance and separation. Let’s just says it’s collecting dust weeks after I bought in October 2019.

Bought a used NAVS500 from Amazon, much better price than the brand new one and no cosmetic defects or performance shortcoming. Set up is easy and straightforward. Only problem is signals sometimes poor resulting in garbled video and audio. Unplug and replug the transmitter will correct this problem. Also unable to insert the transmitter onto the clips on the base, hence transmitter stands misaligned with the base.

I have purchased at least 6 Nyrius units in the last 10 years . All have worked great except for this one setup where I lose connectivity intermittently. I am trying to work with tech support but it is tedious since they only operate via email and responses take days. How can any issue be corrected like this

The NAVS500 was easy enough to set up and works well for my situation. I knew the set up needed an HDMI a-b switch after I previously had problems with the NAVS502 effecting my cable box.
One other thing, I wish the NAVS500 came with a remote like the 502 did, Oh Well.

Set up was easy enough after downloading the complete instructions from website and it works fine. BUT, I had a problem because of that set up. I had it between my cable box and 1st TV sending to a 2nd TV in another room. That seemed to work fine but with things off or in standby it kept causing my cable box to reboot constantly. I did contact Nyrius thru their website email but didn't get a reply, so I figured out a way around the reboot problem on my own and found I could have gotten away with the NAVS500 instead of the NAVS502.

It works, not great but it works. Picture slides sideways randomly. Change channels and you have to wait for it to re-sync. Contacted tech support and never got an answer.

Super easy to set up and basically works as advertised but unfortunately image quality is too degraded for my eye. I hoped to use it in my home theatre to connect to my ceiling-mounted 1080p DLP projector but after a quick test comparing cable to wifi connection I realized there was too great a quality drop off. Colour became noticeably greenish/yellowish and sharpness suffered due to a fuzziness that resembled a Photoshop Noise filter. I got eye strain within a few minutes of watching. Perhaps it's not well-suited to DLP technology. Customer support was great and returning the product is easy and hassle-free.

As a Computer Engineer I have higher expectations for this type of device. Mine is setup with direct line of sight, maybe 25ft apart. While is worked out of the box it has problems. Changing channels can cause it to Resync, reacquire signal. Randomly, for no reason the picture slide sideways and goes blank. It comes back on it's own after it reacquires signal again. I expect better for this price.

i have tried others, but the Nyrius has the quickest, and most accurate connectivity

Because my cable TV provider, Spectrum, doesn’t offer a whole-house TV option anymore (watch your DVR recordings on any household TV), I chose Nyrius NAVS502 as the next best option. I can now watch a recorded program in my den and continue watching it in my kitchen when making dinner - and go back & forth between rooms as much as I want, depending on the complexity of the meal preparation. I can’t tell you how nice that is! And, most importantly, it works flawlessly. It takes a few seconds to get going but it is perfectly sync’d as I can hear both TVs when going from one room to another - about 20 feet apart. I hooked it up so my den TV is directly cabled to the Nyrius transmitter and the transmitter is then cabled to the Spectrum DVR box. I hooked up my kitchen TV to the Nyrius receiver and also to my Spectrum digital TV adapter so I can either watch live TV on that set via HDMI1 or watch transmitted TV from the den set via HDMI2. I just switch input sources. I’m very, very pleased with this purchase.

I needed to get Cable access in my in-laws den but needed to transmit signal from an upstairs loft area into the den. Of the Nyrius options the home plus seemed to offer the best coverage options. It has take a little while to find a good location but now that I have we are getting great reception and picture quality. The transmitter is approx. 60ft away and is passing through a wall and an upstairs floor to the receiver in the den.
Very happy with the product. We have had it in place for a week and I am very happy with the quality so far.

It works fantastic. Easy install. Fast shipping. Not issues at all.

I was excited to try out this product, but I think it was defective. I couldn't get the transmitter and receiver to sync and pair with each other at all. I tried it with the devices in two different rooms and even tried it with both devices in the same room less than 5ft apart from one another.They would just flash the white light and search and eventually stop searching until I tried again. I must admit for the price of this item, I was expecting a significantly better experience, but was left with a very bad impression.

I haven't had a chance to use the product much but at the moment it is working from my living room to garage, which is about 30 feet with a wall. I'll update my review once I have used it more, but I am really frustrated with the instructions. The instructions in the box include only a quick start up guide and do not mention pairing. After trying to get the transmitter and receiver to link together for nearly or 2 hours, I was about to box it back up and send it back to Amazon, but decided to look at the manufacturer's website for assistance first. After looking around for awhile, I finally found a full manual. The manual starts out with the exact same instructions for setting up and again do not mention any need to pair the devices. However, at the very end of the manual there are directions for pairing. Finally, after pairing and nearly three hours of trying to get the thing to work, I finally got the transmitter and receiver to link. Like I said it seems to be working ok for now, but the complete failure to detail the pairing process or the need to pair in the instruction that came in the box is beyond frustrating.

It is really impressive how it works with a great picture and stability.