UGREEN CM586 Wireless HDMI Extender with 4K 30Hz Support

The UGREEN CM586 wireless HDMI extender sends video and audio from your computer or media device to a TV, monitor or projector without a long HDMI cable. Plug in the transmitter and the receiver, and your screen is mirrored wirelessly.

It is a practical choice for meetings, classrooms and home entertainment where running a cable across the room is messy or not possible. This UGREEN HDMI extender supports 4K at 30Hz or 1080p at 60Hz, with a range of up to 50m at 1080p in an unobstructed space.

Key Features

• Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver: The two units connect to each other over a wireless link, so you can place your source and your display apart without a long cable.
• 4K UHD at 30Hz and 1080p at 60Hz: Supports a sharp 4K picture, or smooth 1080p at 60Hz, for presentations, documents and video playback.
• Up to 50m Range at 1080p, 30m at 4K: Gives you room to place the screen across a large room or hall (unobstructed distance).
• 2.4GHz / 5GHz Wireless Bands: Dual-band support gives the link more than one frequency to work with.
• HDMI and VGA Outputs on the Receiver: Connect the receiver to a modern HDMI display or an older VGA monitor or projector, so one unit suits mixed equipment.
• 3.5mm Audio Output: Send sound to external speakers or an audio system. Audio sampling goes up to 24-bit / 48kHz.
• Mirrored Display Mode: The same screen appears on both the source device and the remote display, which suits presenting and shared viewing.
• Plug and Play with USB-C Power: Each unit is powered through USB-C (5V/1A), and no complicated setup is needed.

Why Choose the UGREEN CM586 Wireless HDMI Extender

Long HDMI cables are hard to hide, easy to trip over and limited by length. A wireless HDMI extender removes the cable run, so you can set up a display wherever it fits the room best.

If you need a reliable UGREEN wireless HDMI extender, the CM586 combines 4K support, a long range and both HDMI and VGA outputs in one set. That makes it easy to use with new and older displays. Real-world range and stability depend on walls, obstacles and nearby wireless signals.