HDMI EDID emulator passthrough adapter (3-pack) for Mac/Thunderbolt vs OREI 4K HDMI over Ethernet Extender EX-170C
Overall winner: OREI 4K HDMI over Ethernet Extender EX-170C
Key Differences
Choose the OREI EX-170C (A) if you need HDMI-over-Ethernet 4K/1080p extension with a transmitter loop-out and stable connections up to 164 ft; it also lists a slightly lower price tier and higher average rating. Choose the Evanlak EDID Emulator (B) if build quality and broad device compatibility (including PS5 and Linux Mint) matter more, despite some reported flickering and mixed functionality
HDMI EDID emulator passthrough adapter (3-pack) for Mac/Thunderbolt
HDMI EDID emulator adapter set for cross-device use, enabling compatibility with various displays and systems. Some users report good build quality and broad compatibility, while others note flickering and color/screen issues
Pros
- solid build quality
- broad device compatibility
- availability in a 3-pack
Cons
- flickering issues reported by some users
- inconsistent 4K and 120fps support
- color accuracy concerns on certain displays
OREI 4K HDMI over Ethernet Extender EX-170C
Transmits 4K HDMI and 1080p signals over CAT6/7 up to 164 ft with an added HDMI loop-out on the transmitter. Useful for extending displays across rooms with stable connectivity; users note good picture quality and easy setup
Pros
- 4K and 1080p signal transmission over Ethernet
- HDMI loop-out on transmitter
- Stable connection over CAT6/7 up to 164 ft
- Build quality and ease of installation praised
Cons
- Durability concerns reported by some users
- Limited to specific cable types (CAT6/7) and setup requires Ethernet cabling
- Some notes on longevity
Head-to-Head
| Criteria | Winner |
|---|---|
| Price | Orei |
| Durability | Evanlak |
| Versatility | Orei |
| User Reviews | Orei |