AIMIBO specializes in wireless audio and video transmission solutions, manufacturing wireless HDMI transmitters and receivers for seamless screen mirroring and media casting.
AIMIBO is a consumer electronics brand dedicated to simplifying connectivity through advanced wireless transmission technology. The company primarily focuses on developing wireless HDMI transmitter and receiver kits designed to eliminate cable clutter in home theaters, conference rooms, and educational settings. Their products facilitate plug-and-play screen mirroring from various devices, including laptops, cameras, spreadsheets, and smartphones, to larger displays like TVs and projectors.
AIMIBO devices typically support high-definition resolutions ranging from 1080p to 4K, utilizing dual-band Wi-Fi to ensure stable, low-latency transmission. The brand emphasizes user-friendly designs that often require no software installation for standard HDMI pairing. In addition to hardware-based transmission, many AIMIBO receivers support direct casting from mobile devices via standard protocols. The company backs its products with warranty support and dedicated customer service channels.
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Connect the receiver to power and display, then hold its function button for 3 seconds until the pairing prompt appears. Hold the transmitter button for 3-5 seconds until the LED flashes quickly; they will pair automatically.
AIMIBO devices typically support 2.0 stereo sound. Check your output device settings and switch audio to stereo (PCM). Ensure the sound output source on your laptop or device is set to the receiver.
Press and hold the function button on the receiver for more than 10 seconds to reset it. This may act as an initialization step if you need to change the language or re-pair.
Yes. Most AIMIBO receivers allow you to connect your phone directly to the receiver's Wi-Fi SSID (e.g., RX-Bxxxx) and use screen mirroring features like AirPlay or Miracast.
This is often due to insufficient power. Ensure both the transmitter and receiver are powered by a 5V/2A external wall adapter rather than just the USB port of the TV or computer.