ClearClick Present+Share Mini (4K Edition) – Wireless Presentation System for HDMI, Laptops, PC, Smartphones, & TV or Projector (2 Transmitter, 1 Receiver Kit)
$299.95
Price: $299.95
(as of Jan 09, 2025 21:48:41 UTC – Details)
Product Description
Introducing Present+Share Mini (4K Edition).
ClearClick Present+Share Mini (4K Edition) is the perfect 4K HD wireless presentation system solution for conference rooms, company boardrooms, library meeting rooms, university classrooms, and more.
No drivers or apps are required! Here’s how it works…
1. Just plug in the receiver (included) to a TV, monitor, or projector’s HDMI input port. (Supports up to 4K sources & transmits at up to 4K.)
2. Plug in a transmitter to your laptop, desktop, or other device’s HDMI output, and press the transmit button on top.
3. Or, to transmit from your phone or tablet, use your device’s wireless display feature or casting app.
4. Your computer, mobile device, or HDMI source will automatically connect and start broadcasting to the receiver automatically.
5. To transmit from another computer or HDMI device, simply plug in another transmitter and press the transmit button on that transmitter.
This wireless presentation system has a range of up to 150 feet (clear line of sight). It uses 5 GHz WiFi with secure 128 bit encryption.
Kit includes 2 transmitters and 1 receiver. Extra add-on transmitters sold separately. (Use up to 20 transmitters in one system.)
For extra add-on transmitters, please search for item # B0CRSQMY6P.
Compatible with Windows, Mac, Android, and iOS. (Note: To use with a smartphones/tablet, a wireless display feature or casting app is required.)
The Easy Solution for 4K Wireless Streaming of Presentations & Video (Up To 150 Ft Range) From Laptops, PC’s, HDMI, Smartphones To Any TV or Projector (Kit Includes 2 HDMI Transmitters & 1 HDMI Receiver)
Plug and Play for PC’s and Laptops – Just Plug It In To HDMI Port & Press The Button To Start Transmitting Within Seconds (For Smartphones, App May Be Required)
Perfect For Presentations, Universities, Company Boardrooms, Meeting Rooms, Libary Conference Rooms, and More (Uses Fast & Secure Encrypted 5 GHz WiFi)
Kit Includes 2 Transmitters, 1 Receiver, and USB Power Cords (Works With Up To 20 Transmitters – Extra Transmitters Sold Separately)
Includes 3-Year Warranty & Tech Support from ClearClick, a USA-Based Small Business
5 reviews for ClearClick Present+Share Mini (4K Edition) – Wireless Presentation System for HDMI, Laptops, PC, Smartphones, & TV or Projector (2 Transmitter, 1 Receiver Kit)
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James Murphy –
One of the better wireless HDMI systems I’ve used
ClearClick is a company with a growing profile for selling high quality tech gear. Their offerings are definitely eclectic ranging from wireless HDMI systems to classic vintage radios and everything in between. I don’t have any vintage radios, but I do have quite a few of ClearClick’s more tech oriented devices and they’re all excellent. This product–the Present+Share Mini–is more of the same.There’s plenty of wireless HDMI systems on the market but the product description for the P+S Mini makes clear that it’s designed for making presentations and sharing video in meetings, conferences, etc. So to test it I headed to one of the conference rooms at my place of business and set it up. It’s legit cross platform and worked with everything I tested it with–my laptop, my desktop PC and several smartphones. Video quality was excellent with minimal latency, though the caveat is that the device has a range of only 50 feet. That’s definitely on the low end for wireless HDMI systems but given the focus of this product on presentations in a business/academic environment there’s not many situations that would require greater range. The device just works–plug a transmitter into the source unit and a receiver into the display device you’re sending it to. Two transmitters are included which provides even more options. The product description says that you can add up to 18 transmitters to the system and while I didn’t try that it worked great with the two that were included.I’d like to break this product down with a more nuanced review but I can’t since a) it’s very simple and b) it just works. Given the focus on presentations, this is one of the better devices of this type I’ve come across. Very highly recommended!
iDO2 –
Cool Device
This is a cool device that works pretty well. I like the ability to use smartphones or tablets with it. I think that is a neat feature to have as a backup. I think that having the ability to use 2 transmitters to 1 receiver is a nice for meetings with multiple different presenters, as it allows them to present seamlessly without disruption to the presentation. You can just switch back and forth between the two transmitters. You do need to power the device via USB power cables which is a little bit of a downer, and they significantly downplay that fact in the pictures. The pictures make it seem like all of it is wireless, but itâs not. 4K takes some power to transmit. It would be nice to have a rechargeable battery built in, to last at least an hour or two. Any presentation that goes longer than that, itâs not a big deal to plug it in, but it would make it really handy for quick presentations. Outside of that itâs a good device that has its uses.
Aaron Peterson –
Good concept – awkward to use and not perfect
I love the concept of this system. The form factor is small and portable. Also, when you do get it working it does work fairly well. However, there are some limitations that led me to my 3-star rating: 1) You need to power both the Receiver and the Transmitter externally with a USB-C power source. This degrades the benefit of the smaller form-factor as now you need wires and a plug/battery to power it. Why didn’t they just add a rechargeable battery internally? 2) I used this for two applications – one worked well and the other one did work – just not well. The one that didn’t work had the issue where the TV could not negotiate the correct resolution, so the input video only took up the upper 25% of the TV. Not sure if this was the fault of the Transmitter, Receiver, or just a general incompatibility between the receiver and the TV. Overall, given the high price I was not blown away. I hope they improve the design and lower the price – then it would get my recommendation.
AD729 –
Great brand, great kit
Clearclick is a brand I’ve so far had only good experiences with. This is a great wireless HDMI kit that includes everything you need for two laptops to be able to transmit to one large screen. Definitely higher quality than another similar kit I have that only includes one transmitter.
Preston –
Great quality but could be better
Great quality but could be better:This product provides a compact, easy to use solution for anyone who needs to broadcast to multiple devices simultaneously. Having owned many wireless HDMI transmitters, I was particularly impressed with the capabilities of this product, especially when it comes to how little it lags between the transmitting and receiving devices. The added capabilities that are unique to this product also obviously include the second receiver, which makes it much easier when giving larger presentations or when running video from one device to a couple to make secure connections. The 150ft range is good but given the price I would expect a slightly enhanced range. Also, while the units are compact and simple to plug in (and don’t require you to dangle them from a TV or monitor while using, like some other less expensive alternatives I’ve owned), they do require external power to operate, so the extra wiring can make this slightly less convenient to use. They have been plug and play though, and I haven’t had any issues so far getting them up and running.Overall, this product may be just a bit overpriced but really is a high quality product and I would recommend.