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Synco XVision HDMI Wireless Video Transmission System (1 TX, 1 RX)

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Synco XVision HDMI Wireless Video Transmission System (1 TX, 1 RX)
Key Features
  • Transmitter + 1-Receiver Set
  • Transmit Video up to 984' Line of Sight
  • Supports up to 1080p60 HDMI In/Out
  • Supports up to Four XVision Receivers
The XVision HDMI Wireless Video Transmission System from Synco includes one transmitter and one receiver. The system allows you to transmit high-definition, low-latency 1080p60 video from one transmitter to up to four separately available XVision receivers up to 984' line of sight. Features include low power consumption, fanless cooling, ultralow 40ms latency, and a durable aluminum housing to withstand the rigors of production.
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Synco XVISION HD HDMI Wireless Video Overview

The XVision HDMI Wireless Video Transmission System from Synco includes one transmitter and one receiver. The system allows you to transmit high-definition, low-latency 1080p60 video from one transmitter to up to four separately available XVision receivers up to 984' line of sight. Features include low power consumption, fanless cooling, ultralow 40ms latency, and a durable aluminum housing to withstand the rigors of production.
High-Resolution Transmission
The transmitter features an HDMI type A input and an HDMI loop output, which support up to 1080p60 video. Each receiver receives the wireless transmission and provides HDMI output to a destination monitor or switch. The USB-C port on the receiver also supports UVC, and you can connect to a computer to utilize live streaming apps.

The system pairs quickly and easily with the receivers using the pairing buttons and can transmit video to up to four receivers up to 984' line of sight.

Large LCD Status Display
Each unit features a bright 1.47" LCD screen that provides a clear view of power status, transmission connection, and video resolution.
Power Options
Power is provided to each unit by either the rear L-series/NP-F battery plate or via the 5V USB-C input via a separately available power supply, such as a professional V-mount battery, power bank, or laptop.
Durable, Cool Housing
Fanless cooling ensures your transmitter or receiver does not overheat and stays quiet on set. Each unit features a lightweight 4 oz aluminum housing that adds to efficient heat dissipation, allowing it to withstand bumps and dings during intense production.
UPC: 725414377066

Synco XVISION HD HDMI Wireless Video Specs

Key Specs
Embedded Audio
HDMI
Embedded Audio
HDMI
Timecode Support
Yes
Power
Input Power
5 VDC
Packaging Info
Package Weight
1.145 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
7.2 x 5.8 x 2.4"

Synco XVISION HD HDMI Wireless Video Reviews

Cinematographers on a budget beware!

By Zoe
Rated 2 out of 5
Date: 2026-10-06

I bought the Synco XVision HD TX/RX set on a budget because I thought these would be a good budget option. They’re a great budget option to he completely honest, they transmit 25fps and beyond very well with very little latency, but they cannot transmit 23.98 well at all. It comes with lag and a jittery image. After about 30 minutes of research I found out they are not meant to transmit 23.98 fps and work better for live broadcasting rather than filmmaking. If I knew that beforehand I would not have bought which was a mistake on my part but when I’m in any other frame rate they’re amazing.

Working great at church

By Chad
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2026-08-23

Really happy with these. Have been working great at church from main floor up to balcony - about 75’ distance. Not far but the room also has lots of other wireless gear running. We are planning to add a couple more for cams.

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what is the latency?

what is the latency?
Asked by: Winston
The SYNCO XVision HD Wireless Video Transmission System advertises a latency of around 40 milliseconds.
Answered by: Nick Y
Date published: 2025-11-09

If I have a camera in photo mode (R6 II), will thi

If I have a camera in photo mode (R6 II), will this transmit the Live Preview to a TV?
Asked by: Derek
The Synco XVision HDMI Wireless Video Transmission System (1 TX, 1 RX) cannot transmit the Canon EOS R6 Mark II's live preview to a TV when the camera is in photo mode unless the camera outputs a live HDMI signal in that mode. For live preview, enable HDMI output and verify that the camera's display settings allow the feed to appear externally.
Answered by: Nick Y
Date published: 2026-10-11

I have 3 cameras going into a monitor in video vil

I have 3 cameras going into a monitor in video village. What would I need? 3 transmitters and one reciever at the monitor?
Asked by: Michael
Synco has a 1 Transmitter and 4 Receiver system.
Answered by: Vicente
Date published: 2026-08-20

What power bank is recommended for these? 5k mAh,

What power bank is recommended for these? 5k mAh, 10k or 20k?
Asked by: Michael
Regarding what power bank is recommended for the Synco XVision HDMI Wireless Video Transmission System (1 TX, 1 RX), the larger the power bank the longer the units will be able to operate. It entirely depends on how large of a battery you want attached to your rig, how long you want to run the units for, and how long you plan to be away from AC power.
Answered by: Elliot A
Date published: 2026-06-29

If 2 receivers paired to 1 transmitter & 2 receive

If 2 receivers paired to 1 transmitter & 2 receivers to another transmitter, will they interfere with each other in same room?
Asked by: Bill
Multiple sets of the Synco XVision HDMI Wireless Video Transmission System (1 TX, 4 RX) can use different channels within the same frequency band in order to pair and minimize interference.
Answered by: Kenneth C
Date published: 2026-02-25

does this transmit audio with the video?

does this transmit audio with the video?
Asked by: Duane
Yes, the Synco XVision HDMI Wireless Video Transmitter will use embedded audio that is present in your HDMI signal and transmit both video and audio wirelessly.
Answered by: Chris H
Date published: 2026-02-05
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