VGA Extender 100m Audio Video Signal Transmitter Receiver Over Cat5e Cat6 Network Cable for Office Media Center PC Projector TV

We use them to transmit the audio output from the sound desk in church to a TV in the creche that is in another room. Very simple to install and works faultlessly. Highly recommended.

Worked like it should

I recently purchased the MOAVEQ VGA Extender 100m Audio Video Signal Transmitter Receiver, and it has proven to be a reliable solution for extending VGA signals over long distances. The extender allows me to transmit audio and video signals up to 100m using Cat5e or Cat6 network cables, which is perfect for my office setup and media center. The signal quality is excellent, providing clear and sharp images on my projector or TV. One aspect to note is that this VGA extender requires power on both ends, which may be a slight inconvenience. However, once I set up the power supply on both the transmitter and receiver, the extender functions flawlessly. It effectively amplifies the VGA signal and ensures a stable connection, without any noticeable degradation in video or audio quality. The setup process was straightforward, and the extender worked as expected without any compatibility issues. It's a versatile solution that can be used with various devices, including PCs, projectors, and TVs. The ability to extend the audio and video signals over Cat5e or Cat6 cables is convenient and allows for a clean and organized installation. Overall, I'm satisfied with the performance and reliability of the MOAVEQ VGA Extender, and despite the requirement for power on both ends, it has proven to be a valuable addition to my office and media setup. Thank you for reading my honest review, I hope you found it helpful! :)

When I opened the box I saw the product looking good (all metal casing, good connectors, looking durable and promising), however, I was quite surprised to see 2 x big power supplies included with the product I thought this must be to improve the signal and make it transmit for longer distance (100m as claimed by the manufacturer), however, upon using the product I could not get a good display from a 100m, just did not work at all, then reduced the cable to about 60 meters the signal improved but still looked like a JPEG that has been too-much compressed, under 50m pictures seems a little more reasonable but when increasing the resolution from 1024x768 into 1280x1024 it didn't cope very well and needed "again" cable to be more shorter. I use already another product that does not require any power supplies and the results are pretty similar, not sure why this has to be powered, I thought; "ok, could it be because it can work with a switch/router?", NO... no network packets, and no network, and therefore not even PoE compatible due to no network-negotiation. Overall, the product felt a little too much to use with 2 PSUs it means more money wasted on Energey that I could do without for now.

"Long Story Short" Comes in branded packaging It is very easy to use set Fantastic range and great picture quality I can suggest to get at least CAT 7 ethernet cable for best results Great set for great price Value for money 10 out of 10

This 100meters audio video signal transmitter/receiver over cat5e, cat6 network, cable for office media center, PC, projector and TV works great I must admit, and it is very simple to use device for sure. What's incuded in this package: 1) 1x transmitter 2) 1x receiver 3) 1x user manual 4) 2x DC 5V power adapters It support video resolution up to 1920 x 1440@60Hz It also support video format: VGA, SVGA, XGA, UXGA Great quality device at all, good value for money. Highly recommend to anyone.

Small and simple to use. Can’t go very long distances but works well with smaller. Easy to set up, no need any extras to make this work. Great little unit that i have been using for week or so and have had no issues. Small and durable.

I've got a few similar devices sending HDMI signals over ethernet cabling, having run out of HDMI sockets and with my CCTV having a VGA output I figured this was a good solution but I didn't account for the fact both the sender and receiver needed power individually. My other ones all just need power at one (either) end which means I can use sockets at the sender side and not be concerned with additional wires at the other. Tested anyway and it works, it gives a decent enough image but won't be my long term solution, instead opted for a HDMI splitter to add more connections. Never tried the audio as this was going to be a video only install.