USB-C & Display Adapters

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a wireless HDMI transmitter and receiver actually do?

It carries video and audio from a source device to a display over a wireless link instead of an HDMI cable. The transmitter connects to the laptop, console or media box and the receiver connects to the monitor, TV or projector. Both pieces come in the same set and are made to work together.

Will it work with a laptop that only has USB-C ports?

The transmitter connects over HDMI, so a laptop with USB-C alone needs a USB-C to HDMI adapter in between. Check what your machine exposes before ordering. Our staff can confirm the right combination for your laptop.

Can I buy one in Karachi or does it have to ship?

You can visit our Karachi showroom to see the product in person, and we deliver nationwide across Pakistan for buyers elsewhere. Payment works by cash on delivery or online. Ask our team to confirm what is on the shelf before you travel in.

Send picture and sound to a screen across the room with no cable run. UGREEN wireless HDMI transmitter and receiver sets for meeting rooms, classrooms and homes.

Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver Kits

A wireless HDMI transmitter and receiver moves picture and sound from a laptop, console or media player to a monitor or TV standing several metres away, with no cable run across the floor. Offices fitting out a meeting room, teachers working from the front of a classroom and homes where the TV sits on the opposite wall from the source device all buy this kind of adapter. It replaces a long cable, so the display stays where the room needs it.

The stock here is narrow and built around UGREEN, which supplies the transmitter and the receiver as one matched set rather than as separate parts you pair yourself. The transmitter plugs into the source, the receiver plugs into the screen, and the two talk to each other over a wireless link. Pricing across this shelf runs from entry level through to premium, so a single presentation room and a full boardroom fit are both served.

Two decisions carry most of the weight. The first is the port on your source: a machine with a full size HDMI output takes the transmitter direct, while a thin laptop or tablet that only exposes USB-C needs a USB-C to HDMI step before the transmitter goes in. The second is the room itself, because a wireless link wants a clear path between the two units and loses signal through thick walls and metal cabinet doors. Both ends also draw power, so plan a socket or a spare USB port at the screen as well as at the source.

Who it suits

A meeting room where the projector or panel sits on a ceiling mount and the presenter changes every hour gains the most, since nobody hunts for a cable. Rented offices and apartments where drilling and channelling for a cable are off the table get the same result without touching the walls. If the screen sits within arm’s reach of the source and stays there, a fixed cable from our Monitor Cables shelf does the job for less money.

Mega Computer has served Pakistani buyers for close to four decades. You can see and test this kind of adapter at our Karachi showroom before you commit, and we ship nationwide across Pakistan. Pay by cash on delivery or settle online, and confirm the warranty terms on the set you pick with our team when you order.