10 Best Wireless Video Transmitters
for October 2022

The Nyrius Aries Prime's two-way wireless video receiver is better than the rest. It's easy to use and set up, and it streams clear, uncompressed HD video. Plus, its transmitter is the only one we tested that doesn't need an internet connection or software.

The CineEye 2 Pro is a full-featured wireless video transmitter. It broadcast high-definition video from cameras to your mobile device or HD display. As with other Wi-Fi cameras, the transmitter has a list price of $899, but we found I could get it for $679.99 from B&H Photo.

The Mars 400S PRO is a sturdy, professional video transmission kit. It's a good choice for professionals who want to seamlessly switch between multiple devices.

The Mars 300 PRO from Hollyland is the only transmitter and receiver we tested able to transmit video to a device with Wi-Fi capabilities and to record video directly from the television. (However, in testing, we have had problems connecting two indoor cameras to each other over the transmitter's Wi-Fi signal.) The Mars 300 PRO's wireless video and audio transmission performance is competitive with that of the other transmitters and receivers we reviewed, and the interface is easy to use. However, the Mars 300 PRO's audio display on the transmitter has less resolution than that of most other transmitters and receivers, and the device's user interface on the receiver is more difficult to navigate.

The Mars 300 PRO is the least expensive HDMI loopout transmitter and receiver we tested. It's also the most comprehensive with 2 HDMI outputs and no lag when recording through HDMI. If you're working with a Red or Arri camera, you should look at the $699 Mars 600, which is comparable and supports 12G-SDI.

This wireless transmitter and receiver exceeds even the loftiest of expectations. The included app has tons of options, and the 5GHz signal only eats one bar of a phone's signal while it streams.

Our picks for the best wireless HDMI transmitters all perform as advertised, and they'll all work fine for any setup. However, the Anker Extender is the best of the bunch and its affordability makes it an easy pick for cord-cutters.

Wireless video transmitter uses the latest technology to provide stable video transmission through walls and floors, unlike your typical wired monitors.

Preliminary testing revealed no connection issues, and we were able to toggle mirroring between a MacBook and a regular TV without an issue. Since there no extra wires, setup is relatively simple.

It makes watching HD movies and TV on your phone or laptop on your TV a cinch. It works, and is priced right.