OSD Wireless 5.8GHz Subwoofer Kit Transmitter and Receiver, Fast Connection WSK-SUB

See above. Easy setup too. Well done guys!

Worked as advertised. Easy setup. Got rid of unsightly wire

So its easy to install but just randomly has a popping sound every few minutes. Units are only 20 ft apart. This thing is terrible.

The range of the transmitter is good and the delay is lesser than the traditional 2.4GHz models. However, it has major interference issue with 5GHz wireless AC. It literally killed the wifi reception of my Shield TV Pro, which is on wireless AC. What is interesting is even if I change my wireless AC network to lower channels 36-64, which are in 5.2 to 5.3GHz frequencies, this "5.8GHz" adapter still chokes my wifi reception from over 300Mbps to just a few Kbps. If you don't use any streaming devices that rely on 5GHz wifi, this adapter is quite good. If you use only 2.4GHz wifi, then it is ok. I ended up returning it and got a dual band 5.2/5.8GHz adapter that I can choose to avoid using the same 5GHz frequency bands as my wifi.

It’s working perfectly for my HT setup. Subwoofer is close by ~6 feet away but out of sight beside my wooden wall unit. No issues with signal drops. I recommend this product.

Unless you use these withing 30 ft and line-of-sight the audio signal will fade and pick up noise, especially if people walk across the signal path. I tried two of these in many different setups and found them to transmit audio in an unreliable way.

My subwoofer used to be wired, then started to get a buzzing noise all the time, changed over to using this device to make it wireless, and now it's perfect!

Technically it works but it also emits a weird popping noise through the subwoofer every 1-2 minutes. Definitely picking up interference. Does it even when the receiver is powered off. Very annoying.