OREI1x2 HDMI Extender Splitter Over Single Cable CAT6/7 1080P With IR Remote EDID Management - Up to 132 Ft - Loop Out - Low Latency

We are using this to send digital signage content from a player out to 4 different TV's in a retail setting. According to a Fluke network tester, the furthest run was about 45 meters over Cat 5e cable. This device worked flawlessly. We are using it for 1080p content, no audio, and leveraging the POE functionality of this unit. Our previous sender system died and it required power adapters on all of the receivers. It was a much older OREI model. This new redesigned model is better because there are no power adapters needed on the receivers. The HDBitT transmission medium results in a pristine image, free of sparkles or artifacts that you can see on noisy, long run Cat 5e or lesser quality cable on some other solutions "proprietary" signal over twisted pair tech.So far so good, I recommend this unit for any commercial, retail or even a home setting where you want to send content from one source to up to 4 sources. It is 4k ready, has RS232 serial control as well as Digital and Analog audio extraction from the HDMI source - great features we don't need but you might. It has a convenient HDMI output so we are able to monitor the content from the network closet so we know a good source is being provided to the unit for sending out in the field.

Awesome device. Very straightforward to setup. I would purchase again.

This HDMI over cat6 matrix (210 foot version) has been working great for years. It's the most reliable video distribution method we have on stage.Everything else had occasional video corruption or dropouts. Even expensive dual link SDI gear had problems. This OREI HDMI over cat6 matrix just keeps humming along with the best consistent performance of anything we've used. (While always using edid emulators to keep HDMI resolution changing from causing chaos in the video system).Two thumbs up. Would buy again.

UPDATE2: Received new replacement receiver. This seller came through!UPDATE: After an email exchange with the manufacture the failed unit will be replaced. Thanks for the communication.Purchased the 1x8 HDMI Extender Splitter June of 2022 and installed five of the receiver units when the product arrived.We held off on installing the sixth unit as we were doing a kitchen remodel where the sixth was to be installed. Once the remodel was completed it was installed but this was after the warranty period expired. After 2 months the unit failed. The picture would go black then back to normal and repeat. I swapped it with one of the original installed units and the problem stayed with the unit. So after two months of use the unit is defective.Even though it sat new in the box until it was installed and in use for only 2 months the seller will not replace it.Bottom line the seller will not stand behind their product that was in use for 2 months and went bad.Poor policy. Buyer beware!

Purchased the 1x8 splitter/extender to wire up my 3 new Epson projectors that have HDbaseT receivers built in. Orei support told me that it doesn't work with all projectors. I ended up using the Orei receivers on all my devices and just connecting through HDMI. All seems to work well and have a great picture. The receivers seem to run a little warm, but not overly hot. The fan on the transmitter is a little loud. Louder than a PC, but quieter than the fans on my old projector. Overall I am happy with it and would probably purchase it again.

I have this equipment at both of my bars and works great with out fail. And the price is on point

I'm very impressed with how well this product syncs the audio between TVs. If you've ever had multiple TVs showing the same thing in the same large room, you would understand what can happen where the audio is slightly out of sync and highly annoying. This thing manages to sync the ethernet -based HDMI with the physical HDMI ports that are also on the back. I have three TVs, all the same model, running off this matrix and as you walk from room to room there is zero delay overlap in audio. The features of this box are really good, although I haven't needed to delve into them yet. There's a serial console as well as a ethernet management port, but I haven't explored those.It does require cat 6 or 7 cables. You can't get away with using your old cat5 as I learned. The power over ethernet abilities of it are great as well. Very much simplifies the deployment at the remote TVs.The fan is a little noisy in the unit but it is so good. I don't care. I'm a little worried with it sucking up dust but I will deal with it as that time comes. I'm extremely happy with this matrix. I've also had this matrix running for many weeks now and it is never required a reset due to any kind of lockup or anything stupid. It just works.