ScreenBeam 960 Wireless Display Receiver – Native Screen Mirroring, Supports Windows/Android/Apple Devices, Supports Miracast, Receiver Connects to Display or Projector via USB/HDMI Cable

I've bought three of these things for installation at a church, an office, and at an event center. They work well. They do seem to require wired ethernet connection to work perfectly so you can connect to the device to set it up. Connects very well with a PC, but have had mixed results with iOS and Mac compatibility. It is small, can be mounted, has HDMI, audio out, and ethernet connections. Very low lag. Highly recommend this to be installed in a permanent installation location.

Easy to connect and set up. Provides a solid and stable connection to our office TV. Recommended.

This is a great solution for network based video and audio! Only reason why I wouldn't do 5/5 is I can't remove the screenbeam logo or firmware info from the splash screen.

This is the most reliable wireless receiver I've tried. The WIFI is very strong, the connection very fast, and no drivers or apps needed (as long as Windows 8.1 or above). I tried some cheaper products, including from this manufacturer, but the signal wasn't as reliable.

We have an old donated Apple TV box in our community center for renters using our projector AV system for parties and presentations. The Apple TV is fast and easy to use and we wanted to offer the same wireless casting opportunity to Android and Windows users. ScreenBeam was relatively inexpensive and did not require a monthly subscription. The Screenbeam works for Windows computers and most newer Android phones, but logging on process is slow and clunky and many users need to restart their devices. Slow, clunky and frustrating but eventually works for most users.

Work pretty good at first, but then a lot of latency. Trouble connecting repeatedly when it worked. The video was good, but it was just very spotty. Had to remove and take them out.

I had used this before but wasn't the one to set it up. It is SUPER easy to install and use!

I use these at work and purchase them from another vendor. I was looking for one for my church to use for presentations and saw them on Amazon. I thought the price was good so we purchased one. If you play with it a bit, then you can customize the settings to your liking. A great way would be to put a setup image on the background so users can easily connect to the wireless display. They send HDMI/VGA and audio all over wireless to the TV/Projector if it is supported.