Hagibis WD1402A 4K 30Hz Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver Kit with 50m Range

Hagibis WD1402A wireless HDMI for cable-free 4K display sharing

The Hagibis WD1402A is a wireless HDMI transmitter and receiver kit for sending a display signal without running a long HDMI cable. It is built for point-to-point screen mirroring and extended desktop use, with up to 4K at 30Hz and a claimed 50m transmission distance.

Mirror or extend your screen

This kit supports two practical display modes: mirror mode for showing the same content on a larger screen, and extended mode for adding workspace. That makes it useful when you want a cleaner setup for meetings, classes, or a TV display without moving the source device.

4K at 30Hz support

The product page states support for 3840 × 2160 resolution at 30Hz. That is the key detail to check if you want sharper-than-1080p output while keeping the refresh rate at a video-friendly level.

Point-to-point wireless setup

Hagibis describes this kit as plug-and-play, with no dedicated app, driver, or existing network connection required for casting. It is intended for direct transmitter-to-receiver use, so it suits buyers who want a simpler setup than software-based casting.

Longer placement flexibility

The listed wireless transmission distance is up to 50m, which gives more freedom when placing a laptop, monitor, projector, or TV in separate parts of a room. Actual results can depend on the environment, so it is best treated as the stated range rather than a guaranteed real-world maximum in every setup.

Who should consider this kit?

This model is a good fit if you want wireless screen sharing for office presentations, classroom use, or home viewing and prefer a direct HDMI-style link over software casting. If your priority is a tidy setup with fewer cables, the WD1402A is aimed at that kind of use case.

If you need a very specific input or output setup, double-check your source and display ports before ordering, since the official page highlights the wireless kit concept rather than a broad compatibility list.