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Zyxel WHD6215 Wireless HDMI Kit

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Tired of messy cables ruining your TV experience? Check this out

Like dangling vines of the Tarzan variety, cables create a hideous mess behind the otherwise impressive equipment we have on show in our living rooms. Leave them overnight, and they tangle themselves into a knot of Gordian proportions, which can only be salvaged by the careful wielding of a plastic kitchen implement, so why not do something about it?

Zyxel WHD6215 Wireless HDMI Kit

Zyxel WHD6215 Wireless HDMI Kit

Zyxel has a solution: the WHD6215 Wireless HDMI Kit. The package comprises of a transmitting unit, a receiving unit, two high-quality one meter HDMI cables, the power supplies for both units, a tiny remote and a quick start poster. Setting up the kit is remarkably easy; you simply attach one of the HDMI cables from the receiver to your TV and give it some power. Then plug your HDMI device into the transmitting unit, and power it up. Within 20 seconds, the green LED on the receiver will stop blinking, and the image of whatever's attached to the transmitter will be displayed on the TV, in glorious 1080p.

Both the receiving and transmitter units are made from a lightweight plastic, with a nice shiny piano-black finish. They're both very similar in appearance, but the receiver is roughly half the size of its brother. The transmitting unit has four HDMI input ports on the rear, along with power and a manual HDMI switch button. Into these, you would plug your games console, Blu-ray player, computer or other media device. Once an HDMI port detects a signal, one of the four LEDs will light up on the front of the unit to signify activity. You can then use the manual switch on the rear or swap between ports by using the wafer thin remote.

The receiving unit has a single HDMI port on the side, an on/off switch on the opposite side, and power at the rear. As we've already mentioned, it's smaller than the transmitter, and significantly lighter, making it ideal for wall-mounting by using the included bracket.

Once hooked up and 'talking' to each other, the output to the TV is superb; the latest Blu-ray offerings play without any loss in picture quality, or messy out-of-sync audio. By transmitting the digital information at a whopping 60GHz, Zyxel has created an interference-free, line-of-sight connection that manages to keep even Blu-ray 3D visuals and sound as crisp and clear as if you were playing the source directly over the HDMI cable. However, move the two units more than ten meters apart and you'll start to notice a drastic drop in image quality, until they eventually stop working altogether at around the 14 meter mark.

By transmitting the digital information at a whopping 60GHz, Zyxel has created an interference-free, line-of-sight connection that manages to keep even Blu-ray 3D visuals and sound as crisp and clear as if you were playing the source directly over the HDMI cable.

By transmitting the digital information at a whopping 60GHz, Zyxel has created an interference-free, line-of-sight connection that manages to keep even Blu-ray 3D visuals and sound as crisp and clear as if you were playing the source directly over the HDMI cable.

Interestingly, we were expecting the units to stop working, or at the very least show some signs of deterioration when the line of sight was broken, but they managed to keep up the signal strength even through a partition wall -although it was a thin excuse for a wall. We did see some degradation of the signal when attempting to play video through a thicker wall, but in real-world terms you wouldn't have your hardware in one room and the TV in another; you're more likely to have them in a separate area within the same room.

It's difficult to find fault; after all, the hardware works perfectly fine. Our only sudden sharp intake of breath came when we saw the price, but this is top tech, so expect a premium price for the time being. On the whole, though, it's an excellent bit of kit. Well designed and a welcome addition to the living room technology experience. mm David Hayward

“A superb example of wireless technology improving our digital lifestyle”

Details

·         Price: $239.2

·         Manufacturer:Zyxel

·         Required spec: HDMI TV and devices

Features

·         Signal compatibility: 480i, 480p, 720p (3D), 1080i and 1080p FHDTV 2D & 3D.

·         Audio support: 2 to 8ch LPCM @32 KHz ~ 96 KHz, 2ch LPCM @176.4 KHz and 192 KHz, 2 to 6ch Dolby Digital & DTS @32 KHz ~ 48 KHz

·         3D Frame support: frame packing, side by side, top and bottom.

·         Power consumption:.9W max for the transmitter, and 6.5W max for the receiver

 

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