Forget long HDMI cable headaches in your home theater setup — there's a new wireless HDMI connector for 4K 60Hz video at up to 75 feet through walls, making it way easier to beam images around the home
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Televisions Home Theater Forget long HDMI cable headaches in your home theater setup — there's a new wireless HDMI connector for 4K 60Hz video at up to 75 feet through walls, making it way easier to beam images around the home News By Carrie Marshall Published 17 September 2026 The Nyrius Phoenix Home aims to clear the cables and deliver true 4K/60 without drilling, drivers or wiring When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works.
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