ARIES Prime Wireless HD Video Transmitter & Receiver System

We recently purchased this unit for our Conf Room here at the office and it has worked well the handful of times we have used it. Our Conf Room is only 20ft deep so there was no need to get the Pro version.

I tested with my PC laptop and had no issues. My boss tested with his 2019 MacBook and it work as well; he needed to get a USB-C to HDMI adapter that also had a standard USB connection to power the unit itself.

No lag and video looked very good! It was recommended by the guys at Unbox Therapy on YouTube so I had to give it a shot and I'm very happy we did.

We could not get the product to lock a signal from our Macbook Pro to the projector. When we called Support, they said we couldn't make the connection from the HDMI to mini display port-- that the Aries Prime would only work with a Mac that has an HDMI port. Funny, it works with every other type projector device...

Great product, price and delivery
This Nyrius Aries Prime Transmitter and Receiver is a no-brainer. I received it on time and took it out of its box, attached transmitter/HDMI to my iPhone and receiver/HDMI to my tv. Chose the HDMI source on my tv, turned on the receiver, then the transmitter and got immediate results. I’ve had virtually no problems with signal or lag in about 12 hours of use. My units are about 10’ apart and I’m viewing on a recent model LG tv.
Full endorsement and recommendation.

This unit worked okay for a while but then the unit started to overheat and then would constantly lose connection. Would unplug both the transmitter and unit itself to let cool down. Plug it all back in and it would work again until it got to hot.This company should really figure out what the deal is with this unit to make sure it's consumer safe and doesn't pose a fire/safety risk.The transmitter and unit sit approximate 8 feet apart with nothing in the way, obstructing it's data transmittal.

The product seems to work so far, but there is a 10-15 second delay every time I select the HDMI input on a projector or video screen. I bought this product as alternative to having to run cable, I expected an immediate connection, but that has not been the case. 15 seconds can be a long time to stand and wait for your presentation to come up if everyone is looking at you and waiting for you to start.

after 5mins of using it, an annoying radio icon will show up on TV screen. spent 2 days with different methods and followed manual for preventing interference and shorten the distance.. however the icon will just show up no matter what. Contacted with their tech support and was told to press the info button. but again, it only works for 5mins, after 5mins problem shows up again. I thought I bought the best option available, now it turns into biggest nightmare........

It worked fine then started having issues. It will go to a static display occasionally. I don’t know why. I have to turn my theater system off and back on in order for it to reset. Has anyone else had this issue?

I was weary because of reviews about interference, but we haven't experienced any except when the pet sits on the playstation that it's connected to. We live in a metropolitan area and a condo with units on all sides and no trouble.

These are so great and have made presenting so much easier at our company. They were so easy to install and use.

I used it in our RV for the mid TV. It works great. The HDMI cable went bad. I am a happy camper!

I like the idea of the product, not the electronic quality. Other forums complain about product failures. My purchase is no different. Still waiting for Nyrius response to replacement question.

The Nyrius Aries Prime Wireless Video HDMI Transmitter & Receiver works as I expected it to.I don't know how 'Remote Control' would apply and I didn't use Tech Support.Set up ( from Nyrius standpoint) was simple. However, figuring out how to get my PC settings to work with the transmitter was a chore.

The theory behind this device is a good one, however a main selling point is that it eliminates the eyesore of wires/cables running up your wall. However, the need for a power cable to plug into your wall socket kind of defeats the purpose. You’re almost better off buying a mounting kit and running your cables behind the wall. That way you don’t have to rely on wireless technology and you’re cables will still be hidden. Good idea though.

Not a reliable system not much else to say. It would work one day and not the next; no need to write an analyst or tech review.

Used it to feed my PC screen from the living room to my bedroom for those Netflix sessions in bed