IR Repeater Hidden Infrared Remote Extender System

Long enough cables to let me stage the receiver end in a convenient spot, while still having enough length for the USB end to reach a power outlet. It includes everything needed to get you going, including power and mounting tape. Quality feels cheap, yes, but it's designed to set and never touch again. If I could recommend one thing is to use a different USB power supply. It's nice having the included extra, but it's too cheap feeling where if anything was to be bad with this kit, it would be that (it doesn't hold in an outlet and I've had a similar one fail in a short time) I also suggest pre-planning your cable runs. Since my doors are wood, I was going to just mount the sensors on the door, so when it was closed, it could do its job. I tested a location and one emitter was able to activate multiple devices while mounted on the door, letting me operate more than just 4. This was a better solution than the bulky radio unit that came with my Logitech remote. There are several sellers pushing this exact set on Amazon, for versatility, choose the one that shows the emitters that are connected using a headphone style plug.

I had to replace my old IR repeater and found that these have much better reception. I can point my remote any where in the room and this repeater works.

Work well, but if slightly moved, they stop working. Recommend you tape them in place so they don’t move. But, they do work!

Worked just as advertised and replaced my clunky old pyramid transmitter/receivers for a fraction of the price. However, the stickum on the ends that adhere to the VHS or CD receivers is weak. You may have to add some adhesive or just tape them in place. As far as conveying the signal from your remote it's GREAT.

These are a great solution for controlling audio devices that do not have a direct line on sight to the seating position. I have components that are blocked by a loudspeaker when sitting in the sweet spot. These solved the problem.

Simple to set up but it didn’t work with my Sony components. I’m told they are very sensitive to corrupted signals. The instructions were sad. Tiny print, no troubleshooting steps. And there is no feedback to indicate that the IR signals are being received or retransmitted

Comes with everything you need. Even a USB power plug, which wasn't in the pictures. I really didn't want to stick it onto my gear, which would interfere with moving things around, so I just dangle it in front of the receptor spot and it works fine. I was going to fashion some sort of little stand to stick it on, but found it wasn't even needed during my testing. I wish the receiver didn't have the glaring green LED, which basically must be in line of sight, but it's not enough to knock off a star. I might cover it with a piece of electrical tape if it becomes too annoying. Note the four emitters come in two pairs with just a short section of wire where they're separated. You just have to peel them apart as needed to reach different components.

I put HDMI switches behind a cabinet with LED working for my modern/classic video game consoles. I was looking for a way to extend the IR control so I can hide the devices. This worked like a charm, mounted the front part, and put the "eyes" on each device. No more worry about IR control, it worked great. The big problem is the sticky stuff on it completely is bad. Everything fell off within a few minutes after mounting. These were cleaned services as well, still, just feel off. On the big eye, the sticky part didn't fall off, the eye itself and the sticky part was still on my cab. What a PIA. I really would give this device a 5 star if things just stayed. It does work, the IR part works perfect, just need a better way to mount it. I used tape on "hidden" devices, and the part on the front that just feel off, I just glued it on the sticky part and taped it for a while to hold it while the glue dries.... Still such a good item that is wrecked by poor mounting...