Used to rig up a mini director's monitor with an Atomos Ninja. Quality is good enough to serve as a backup recording.

No lag with the connection. Great device.

I bought this system a few months ago, but wasn't really able to put it through its paces, until tonight. I was able to successfully broadcast a signal about 220 feet, through a heavy stage curtain, several drops and THREE cinderblock walls. I had seen videos with people testing it line of sight, but nothing testing it through walls. I wouldn't hesitate to purchase this system again.

I hooked these up to my Atem video switcher and my Sony Fx3 for an event live stream. There were over 500 people in the event space and I had no issues with the signal even when I was 500 ft away. There was also hardly any delay with the signal so when the speaker was talking it matched with the audio nicely. It was so simple to set up I kinda wanna buy 4 of these so that I don't have to run cables to my cameras anymore!

I first saw this transmission system at the IBC Show in Amsterdam. And I was quite impressed by its transmission range and stability even with the signal interference from other booths. Love it!

Just bought my second pair of these and they've been great.

I teach video production courses and after I bought my first set of these it was absurdly clear how valuable these are for classes and livestreams. At this price I won't be entirely crushed if a student breaks one.

Pros:
Build quality is surprisingly solid
They have a great range
Lag is very minimal
The auto-pairing is pretty much immediate (only takes a couple of seconds if it's not immediate)
Using NP-F770 batteries provide ample power for hours
HE network to feed 4 devices simultaneously is stellar
Being able to record directly to 4 devices is also stellar
The app has gobs of monitor features (false color, peaking, zebras, scopes, etc) and they're easy to access. Some people gripe about the app, and the common rub seems to be connecting to the units. I've not had any problems aside from my being a dolt at times and forgetting to fire up the camera or connecting HDMI to the transmitter...

Cons:
After an hour or two the fanless design does exactly what you'd expect: gets pretty warm. I've yet to have any issues yet running them for 3 hours straight though.
Linking to the network for monitoring/recording does take time (around 15-30 seconds) to show up on devices - once established, the connections have been rock solid
Not a huge fan of the mounting option but a NATO clamp on the bottom helps deal with the notch

I really like these in general but even more so on an educator's salary. As mentioned above, I just bought a second pair. I was hesitant with the first pair but after like ten hours of runtime I felt, and still feel confident.

There's no reason to get the older version unless you need camera control for the specific models the previous generation Accsoon has listed as compatible.

The newer form factor is perfect. I've had no issues with this. Short of a true zero latency system or needing other specific features this is the best thing on the market I've used compared side by side with any other brand. App streaming to a mobile device or to the RX are both smooth.

I purchased the CineView HE based on the previous reviews I read here. This is my first wireless video transmission kit.

I used the CineView HE during a soccer livestream to conduct pregame and postgame interviews with players from the field. I was probably no more than 100 feet away from the receiver.

This kit is extremely easy to configure and use and the video quality and convenience of going live from the field as opposed to recording an interview, copying the file to a computer, editing the footage then adding it to the livestream was a game changer.

What used to take up to 20 minutes to accomplish took about 5 minutes with one camera operator, a TD, and the play by play announcer.

I used this in Chicago so there was the potential for interference but I didn't experience any.

I'm looking forward to using the CineView HE more and testing the limits of its advertised range.

I've used Teradek products in the past, I've used the Accsoon CineEye 2. This transmitter is so steady and crisp, you could probably fool me for a direct wired connection. You can see the compression artifacts, but it is a constant 30 FPS without dropouts. The picture looks great both on the HDMI receiver and phones, even when streaming to many simultaneously.


I shot with this for five days straight. Set my director up with a 10 monitor and the RX and she wouldn't put it down. Way better than having people standing over my shoulder, especially when playing back.

First time trying a wireless video transmission system, watched a few videos on this particular unit showing off it's range and my own testing backed it up. Did some testing at our office building and was able to get a signal from a camera several floors down. Tested side by side with a similarly priced unit from another brand and it was no contest. Very useful for multiple applications as long as slight delay doesn't matter in your setup.