Diamond Multimedia 2X2 Wireless HDMI Kit VS600 - Stream 1080P up

In this review the Diamond Multimedia VS600 2X2 Wireless HDMI kit is evaluated for homeowners and small venues that need to send full HD 1080P video without running long cables. The bottom line: the VS600 is a practical choice when you want reliable, cable-free HDMI transmission up to about 300 ft line of sight and the convenience of an HDMI loop-through to feed a second display. It is not a broadcast solution for congested wireless environments, but for straightforward room-to-room streaming it delivers the core promise of simple setup and selectable wireless channels.

Key Features

• Full HD 1080P: Streams 1080P video at 50/60Hz from any HDMI source so content appears sharp on compatible HDTVs, projectors, and monitors.
• 300 ft range: Provides up to 300 ft line-of-sight transmission to place displays away from the source without long HDMI runs in many home layouts.
• HDMI loop-through: Lets you feed a local display at the transmitter while also sending the same content wirelessly to the receiver, useful for multi-room setups.
• Selectable channels: Includes channel selection and a remote so two kits can operate nearby without interfering, which helps avoid conflict between extenders.
• Expandable: Supports adding an extra receiver (sold separately) to view the same source on up to three displays simultaneously for flexible placement.
• Interference resistance: Operates on a 5GHz frequency designed to reduce interference compared with crowded lower bands in typical home environments.

Who It's For

The VS600 is aimed at homeowners, small business owners, and educators who need a simple, cable-free way to send HDMI from a set-top box, Blu-ray player, or media player to a separate HDTV or projector up to about 300 ft away in clear line of sight. The built-in loop-through and optional extra receiver make it well suited for rooms where the same content must appear on more than one display.

Those who need long-term operation in very congested wireless environments or professional AV features like multichannel audio embedding, 4K support, or long-range non-line-of-sight transmission should consider other higher-end solutions. The VS600 is focused on straightforward 1080P performance and ease of use rather than advanced pro AV capabilities.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Easy setup and reliable 1080P streaming for most home and small venue scenarios.
• Built-in HDMI loop-through lets the transmitter drive a local display while sending video wirelessly.
• Selectable wireless channels and included remote help prevent interference when more than one kit is used.
• Expandable by adding an extra receiver to distribute the same feed to three displays.

Cons

• Operates at 5GHz and performs best with clear line of sight, so walls and dense obstacles can reduce effective range.
• Not designed for 4K sources or advanced professional AV features; limited to 1080P support.

Specifications

Brand	Diamond Multimedia
Model	VS600 (kit) / VS600RX (additional receiver)
Video Support	HDMI 1.3 compatible, 1080P at 50/60Hz
Copy Protection	HDCP 1.2 compatible
Operating Frequency	5GHz (strong anti-interference)
Range	Up to 300 ft clear line of sight
Extras	HDMI loop-through, channel selection, remote control

Our Verdict

The Diamond Multimedia VS600 is a sensible, value-oriented wireless HDMI kit for anyone who needs dependable 1080P video distribution without running cables. It excels for room-to-room streaming with its HDMI loop-through and channel selection, and it offers straightforward expandability with an extra receiver. Buyers who need 4K, deep penetration through multiple walls, or advanced AV features should look elsewhere, but for most home AV setups this is a practical and cost-effective choice.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I add more displays?
Yes, you can add an additional receiver (VS600RX sold separately) to view the same content on up to three displays simultaneously.

Does it support 4K?
No, the kit supports full HD 1080P at 50/60Hz and is HDMI 1.3/HDCP 1.2 compatible, not 4K.

How far will it transmit through walls?
Range is specified as up to 300 ft line of sight; walls and obstacles will reduce effective distance and performance.