What kind of range does this have, and can it transmit through a wall or 2 without losing the signal?
2083610
This works for my son with the headset in his bedroom and the computer in the living room (3 walls in between approx 50 to 75 feet). I personally have gone close to 100 feet with no walls before the sound got a little fuzzy.
2083611
I have it plugged in under a desk and it hasn't lost signal even when I'm a room or two away. Double check the range on your headset to be sure and it shouldn't have any issues.
2083612
I don't know, it would never work right with my computer and life is too short to troubleshoot bluetooth.
2083613
My father is using it with headphones about 20' away and through a basement wall. But gets spotty apparently on the other side of a home gym (metal) in that area.
2083614
Gave it as a present so I have no firsthand experience, but haven't heard any complaints. I know she's using it in the same room therefore not going thru walls.
2230464
In general, I agree with Mike about the range (25-30 feet), but I found that walls in the house can interfere and shorten that range. I really like this device and have been using it for over a year now to watch videos while exercising. No problems at about 10 feet. I don't know the frequency but haven't noticed any interference issues with cordless phones or wifi.
87619
I have two that are about 50 feet apart and on separate floors. They connect. You will get less reception the more walls you have to go through as well as how thick the walls are. There is no designated distance because of these variables.
1164737
It depends on the ceiling construction, but the range is pretty good. I have two of these in an old plaster house and the receiver unit is completely above the plaster ceiling and they both work anywhere within the room, and anywhere in the adjacent room that is within line of site of the doorway. They do not reliably function through a plaster wall.
1490045
Concrete wall I'm guessing is 7 to 9dB of loss at 2.4Ghz. You would have to create a link budget and put that loss into the calculation to see if it's sufficient. I would think 1 wall would be ok, although I don't have that morphology to test and verify.
1442506
I am sorry, but I cant help you. I am not a tech-y expert. I will advise that I have no problem with its normal performance as the signal travels between concrete walls in my home.
1060747
not sure i use it at a wharehouse goes through a couple walls and about 500 feet away and works fine.
1920257
On the setup I have, transmitter and receiver are separated by approximately 17 feet with a wall of concrete in the middle and both image and sound work perfectly with no issues at all...I have no idea if it can reach the distance you need - it seems too far as they are not designed for long distances...hope my comment helps.
405498
I have 5 handsets, one of which is located in a room that is at the far end of a second garage. The signal has to go through a brick wall in addition to another wall. So far I have had no loss of link with any of my 5 handsets. Sorry I have no solution to your problem.
621807
I have some really good range with it, how far do you need it though? When I'm 30 feet away with 2 walls, I still have 100% signal. It's better that its a larger adapter because it has a better antenna than some of the smaller ones.
1812757
Can't answer this for you. Have one connected to my living room cable box and receiver in garage. Works good even through the walls. The receiver and sender needs 12 V, so far OK. But why don't you look for a wireless backup system?
737007
Its possible to answer this only for direct distance with no objects between them. What range do you need and what kind of walls/ how many r u planning to have between the transmitter and receiver?
1002311
It uses radio frequencies (not infrared). Yes, it will go through windows and walls. I can't comment on the range, as the furthest I've used it was about 30'.
154295
It will work from 30 to 40 feet from your computer or phone. Through walls 20 to 25.
941338
1) I do NOT see they have taken the device to the WiFi certification org (no logo), that is about as close as you could get to "compatible to any device"2) However, I have it working with a iPhone 5, iPad 2, and a couple different lap tops.3) From a signal level, I was able to use going through no fewer than 6 walls and 30-40 feet
1315754
Depends on how many walls the signal has to go through and a bunch of other variables. My base station is about 100 ft away from my garage. If I stand just inside my garage no signal. Stand just outside the garage I get a signal.
775125
The wireless signal does work through walls, but environmental factors such as steel, concrete, and brick can impede the up to 100' range. Our best suggestion is to try the system out for a day or two, being careful to keep it in like new condition. If it meets your needs, great, if not, you are able to return it within 30 days of purchase, provided it is in like new condition upon return.