UGREEN CM506 Video Extender/Transmitter And Receiver, 50 Meter 1080p 60Hz Full HD, 5GHz Wireless HDMI + VGA + 3.5mm With LED Indicator And Type C Power Port
UGREEN
- Point-to-Point Connection: One transmitter to one receiver for accurate and smooth transmission.
- 50m Transmission: Two high-performance antennas ensure stable, low-latency transmission up to 50m.
- 5GHz Wireless: 5G protocol for smooth, stable projection with no freezes, delays, or screen issues.
- Multi-Interface: HDMI & VGA dual video interfaces, 3.5mm audio for external devices.
- 2 Display Modes: Mirror Mode (same screen) and Extended Mode (different screens for work and entertainment).
Warranty: 1 Year — effortless warranty claims with UK-wide coverage. Learn more
Details
- Shipping Weight
- 0.35 Kg
- Shipping Dimensions
- 5.00 cm x 21.00 cm x 18.00 cm
5.05 reviews
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Arthur B. Used for: More than a year
Pros
Sends a clean 1080p picture 40 metres down one Cat6 run
Comment
Media player in the office cupboard, screen in reception, roughly 40 metres apart through two walls, and one Cat6 run does the lot. Picture is clean, no sparkle, no lost handshake when the player reboots itself overnight. Two years on and I have honestly forgotten it is there!
Daisy F. Used for: 3–6 months
Pros
IR passthrough means the remote still works from the far end
Cons
The receiver runs warm behind a wall-mounted screen
Comment
The IR passthrough is the bit that sold it: point the remote at the boardroom screen and the player in the cupboard downstairs responds. Works every time, warm receiver aside.
Daisy B. Used for: 6–12 months
Pros
Turned a dead hall projector back into a working one
Comment
Our hall projector had been unusable for ages because the only source was a laptop at the front and the cable run had failed somewhere inside the wall. There was a spare Cat6 pair sitting in the same conduit, so this went in instead and the hall is back in the booking system for assemblies. Sharp at 1080p, no lag that anybody has noticed from the back row.
Jack H. Used for: 6–12 months
Pros
Cheaper than pulling HDMI through a wall
Cons
Two mains sockets needed, one at each end
Comment
Half the price of a 30m HDMI run and infinitely tidier
Henry A. Used for: Less than a month
Pros
No configuration at all, plug both ends in and go
Cons
Wants a solid-core run, patch leads gave me sparkles
Comment
No dip switches, no software, no pairing dance: transmitter at the source, receiver at the screen, patch a cable between them and it works. Worth saying it wants a proper solid-core run though. Joining two stranded patch leads with a coupler gave me sparkles at 1080p until I pulled one single length instead!
