Tripp Lite Wireless USB-C to HDMI Transmitter discounted to $365.50

Save $114.50 on this price drop.

Wireless HDMI is one of those gear categories that quietly solves a real office or home theater headache, and this Tripp Lite kit is a strong pick if you are tired of running cables across a room. The full transmitter and receiver bundle normally lists at $480, so a 24% cut to $365.50 is worth a look before it moves.

Tripp Lite Wireless USB-C to HDMI Transmitter drops to $365.50 - save $114.50. That price sits well below the roughly $479 the kit has averaged over the last 90 days, and it is not far off its all-time low of $359.53.

THE DEAL

Tripp Lite Wireless USB-C to HDMI Transmitter

$365.50 (was $480) - Save $114.50 (24% off)

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Get This Price

This is one of the better prices seen for this model lately. For just $365.50, down from its list price of $480, you are paying about $114 below the 30-day average of $478.85. The all-time low sits at $359.53, so this is within striking distance of the cheapest the kit has ever been, which makes the current discount worth acting on if you have been holding out.

What You're Getting

The kit is a wireless USB-C to HDMI extender that pushes 4K video and audio up to 65 feet from a USB-C source to an HDMI display with virtually no latency. It handles UHD up to 4K@60Hz over 18 Gbps of bandwidth, so it holds up for presentations and live events.

Setup is true plug-and-play: no software, no drivers, just connect the transmitter to your source and the receiver to the display, then power both via USB. The whole thing is covered by a 1-year limited warranty backed by Eaton support.

Who This Is For

Best for anyone who needs to mirror a laptop or tablet to a TV, projector, or office display without drilling through walls or paying for a cable install. Home theater owners who want to hide a source device behind the screen and stream to a front-of-room display will get real value here.

If your setup is fully wired already and you never move the display, you can skip it. One thing to keep in mind: the transmitter and receiver work best with a direct line of sight, so factor in placement before you commit.

Final Verdict

If you need a clean wireless HDMI path for a conference room, classroom, or living room, $365.50 gets a proper kit with the receiver included instead of a bare dongle. The price is near its historical low and well under recent averages, so this is a reasonable time to buy rather than wait.