Upgrade ARC HDMI Extender Over Cat5e/6/6a/7 Cable, HDBaseT Extender up to 130ft(4K@60 4:4:4 18Gbps), 230ft(1080P), HDR10, HDCP2.2, Audio Return Channel, PoC/CEC/IR & RS232 (4KEX70-ARC-H2)

This HDMI extender made a wonderful addition to my entertainment center at home and has really upgraded the nights where I am entertaining family and we decide to watch a movie together. The extra distance with the HDMI cord is great considering how far the receiver is from the living room, and the cord itself feels very durable and well-made and I am not worried about something breaking the cord like I was with my previous cord that I ran for my TV. The CAT6 functionality is great and allows me to get Disney+ set up and running on the TV for when I am entertaining my nieces, who are currently going through a major Disney Princess phase.When I upgraded to my new TV, I was really excited for the 4k60 quality and the fact this device supports that high quality level is important to me. I also like the audio return channel, as this has allowed me to upgrade sound systems and get a surround sound set up going for really immersing myself in the movie I’m watching and giving the people I entertain a more theater like concept. This device has worked seamlessly in upgrading my home theater and entertainment area and I would recommend it to anyone else looking to get some high-quality upgrades for their enjoyment!

This HDBaseT extender is great but falls just a little short. It does send 2.0 & HDMI2.0: High-definition signals without degradation. There is zero lag even with 4K@60Hzh however it does not supports 4.4.4 as advertised. You need 4:4:4 is uncompressed for great HDR and the best image quality for a movie room, whereas 4:2:2 and 4:2:0 sacrifice color quality. It's not the cables. I am using AudioQuest - Dragon 10' 4K-8K-10K 48Gbps HDMI Cables on the transmit and receive for video and cat8 cables for the data.

This is a pretty good quality HDMI over Ethernet extender. I currently have it installed in my wiring closet with an output to my living room. I've pushed a few 4k movies over it using cat5e at the moment. It has no issues delivering the audio and video... no stuttering or audio breakups.I've used a few other brands over the years and this one is comparable to the others. Nothing extravagant and no extra features. It is just a good HDMI over ethernet extender for my home usage. Also, it is a bit cheaper than other similar brands out at the moment.I recommend this specific model if you are doing some 2k/4k home streaming across the house.

The AV Access 4KEX70-ARC-H2 functions well at extending the HDMI reach to over 100 feet. My installation was just over 100 feet using a CAT6a cable and the 4K@60Hz worked fine. The listing shows this dropping to 1080P at over 200 feet but that was not an issue for my install. When I first began the installation, I was a little surprised to only find one AC adapter but once I read the instructions, I realized that only one is needed and can be installed on either end. This product differs from some others in that you can either send the audio over the HDMI or switch to S/PDIF if you prefer.

I love that you can extend out from either 130ft or 230ft. We have a large basement that we converted into a movie/theater room. This works well with our surround sound and with our tv. No complaints. Nice quality extender.

If you have a home theatre room and you have all the inputs a great distance from your screen, this is a must. The sound is great and works well with the surround sound. The picture also looks great with no degradation. This is easy to set up and realty reduces the number of cables needed, making everything not only sound great, but it looks so much better.

There are many user reports of this working only up to 15m. Be sure to use a high quality cat6 or cat7 cable that has a thicker wire gauge (lower numbers such as 23awg rather than 28awg). When there are super thin wires inside the ethernet cable, there is more power loss over long runs (this sends power to the other unit).Overall seems like a well designed, high quality HDMI extender. Just keep in mind the max practical cable distances.