Reviews Microsoft 4K Wireless Display Adapter (WiDi)
Reviews Microsoft 4K Wireless Display Adapter (WiDi)
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Miroslav, Český Brod
Rated 13/04/2023, variant Microsoft 4K Wireless Display Adapter (WiDi)
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It just works...
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Střední průmyslová škola chemická akademika Heyrovského, Ostrava, p. o., Ostrava-Zábřeh
Rated 20/03/2023, variant Microsoft 4K Wireless Display Adapter (WiDi)
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Works for Windows projection as it should. Compared to the older version, it has an HDMI cable, so it can be plugged into the back of a wall-mounted TV without any problems.
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Customer, Kuřim
Rated 25/02/2023, variant Microsoft 4K Wireless Display Adapter (WiDi)
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It does what it's supposed to do.
easy to setup (plug and play)
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Anonymous customer
Rated 01/12/2022, variant Microsoft 4K Wireless Display Adapter (WiDi)
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It works as it should - I have it primarily to transfer audio (music) from PC to receiver
Compared to the AnyCast dongle for a couple of crowns, it just works beautifully and I can listen to music in peace on large speakers at work etc.
Frci over 5GHz WiFi, does not cut, does not fall
For games, movies it's not
Transmission to max 30Hz
There is a hold response, but for what I bought it for I fully comply
Too bad I didn't buy it earlier, I would have saved money on the unusable AnyCast dongle
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Lukáš, Praha 10 - Strašnice
Rated 25/10/2022, variant Microsoft 4K Wireless Display Adapter (WiDi)
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It's working as it should.
Easy start-up (plug and play)
With Windows 11, it runs smoothly
Works even when WiFi is turned off on the PC (WiFi only necessary to establish a connection, then it can be turned off)
Only 30 fps (may be a disadvantage for some, but I can say that I don't mind it)
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Pavel, Brno 12
Rated 12/07/2022, variant Microsoft 4K Wireless Display Adapter (WiDi)
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It saved my laptop, where the built-in monitor does not work and has only one image output - I need to work on two screens.
Tried on 3 different screens. Connection tested from an Android phone and two laptops with Windows 10.
Up to 4k.
Works with various devices (Windows, Android)
Easy to use.
It' s more of a Windows fault, but sometimes by default the image is shown only on parts of the screen and the rest are black borders. Sometimes it can be solved: after connection reset to 100% Picture Size in Intel Graphics-> Display-> Wireless Display.
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WEST MEDIA, s.r.o. , Plzeň
Rated 21/12/2021, variant Microsoft 4K Wireless Display Adapter (WiDi)
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Win10 cool. Android also (of course with the app - Miracast) connected via wifi. To connect you have to be on the same wifi (I couldn't do it from PC on cable)
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Jaroslav, Praha 6 - Ruzyně
Rated 28/11/2021, variant Microsoft 4K Wireless Display Adapter (WiDi)
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For watching movies very nice thing, gaming I would not operate on it because it has a pretty high latency, just move some window and watch at the same time laptop and TV. But it's nothing that would bother me when watching movies (even though I have sound via Bluetooth and video via this wireless) just fine, just sometimes it seems to me that the number of frames per second fluctuates, as if it sometimes runs at 40-60fps and sometimes steadily at 60, who knows maybe I'm already crazy, for a movie again probably quite whatever.
The big problem occurs when I want to watch something over this wireless and download something, the video starts to chop or (depending on the load) completely drop out.
Just wireless hdmi
Really easy to connect
Just plug into hdmi and into the USB which is on the TV and you're done
FullHD
FullHD runs quite decently (we didn't have a chance to test 4k)
Since it uses WiFi to connect, you can't use this wireless hdmi and download a movie at the same time
It has quite a response (visible) but if it's just watching movies, it's not noticeable. I don't think I could imagine playing games 😄
You must have WiFi on the device sending the video signal (but that's logical that. )
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