Used LG AN-WL100W Wireless HD STB Media Kit

2014-12-30T19:00:00

First unit I had would malfunction after about 20 minutes use. It would switch from my TV input to other inputs which were not hooked up. This would cause an error (no input found) and I couldn't go back to the TV. Tech support never heard of the problem. I gave up and bought another one, since I needed to go wireless and there were no alternatives. Second unit has been working flawlessly for 3 years. Use it for TV, DVD and Computer inputs. Have a wall mounted TV over my fireplace, so no place to put a cable box or DVD, so this works out great. Have an entertainment center across the room that holds the components. Only inconvenience is you have to point the remote at the entertainment center, not the TV itself. All in all a good solution for what I needed. Surprised that this unit or others like it are not widely used.

RonRR

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2013-07-30T21:00:00

I use this to wirelessly connect all my gaming consoles. I haven't experienced any problems with lag whatsoever. I would highly recommend this product to anyone looking to reduce/remove clutter around their television.

Wire F.

2013-02-20T19:00:00

great product , works fine and all the time ...they should make a version for other tvs besides the lgsmart tv

ChuckD

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2012-12-03T19:00:00

LG AN-WL100 Wireless Media Box They did not mentioned in the description that this will work for LG TV only. My TV is Samsung so this will not work with my TV. If this were clearly mentioned in the description I would not have made this purchase

Moumen

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2012-11-16T19:00:00

I got this in hopes that I would be able to watch my tv wirelessly, but it turns out when I got it the box says for wireless compatible LG tvs only. I was very disappointed because that wasn't stated when I bought the item on here.

Jacob

2012-10-25T20:00:00

HD transmission without any problems, no extra remote to add to my collection. Wall installation with just the power plug to worry about, gives a clean professional look. Not listed, but works with my 42LV5500, only disappointing drawback is, that it will not work with 3d TV.

castnet

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2012-09-29T20:00:00

Works as advertised. I have had no problem with signal strength or dongle. The box is only 4 feet from the LG TV. My minor quibble, the unit makes a very faint sound like crickets chirping when it is turned soft off. If it is turned hard off by touch sensor on the front panel the sound stops. Wouldn't be a big problem except its in our bedroom so I can't turn it off by remote unless I want to hear the crickets chirp all night.

Werewolf59

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2012-08-02T20:00:00

I think that this device is a a great idea and solves a lot of problems for wall mounted TV's. But it has it's own problems too. The unit that mounts on the back of the TV tends to overhead and loose it signal. I wish LG would use larger heat sinks so this would not be a problem. Also the main unit does not have an input for an over the air antenna. A 75 ohm antenna input and solving the signal loss problem would make this unit top notch.

southindy

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2012-07-15T20:00:00

works wirelessly to the my LG tv. I have cable tv, PS3, Xbox 360, Wi, all connected and it works flawlessly

fv0974

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2012-06-29T20:00:00

This works GREAT with my LG 55LE5400. I also have a LG Blu ray connected and works great. I have no problems with video breaking up the sound being choppy. I wish it support newer LG T.V's because now I want a 65. These products have been the best investments I have made in the last 1 1/2.

Big P.

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2012-02-05T19:00:00

I don't know why LG has not been promoting it. What woman would mind a big tv if you don't have to see all those wires. Who cares if you can't stream 3D, do grown-ups really sit around with those things on?

wireless f.

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2011-11-22T19:00:00

The first day I got it, it is very nice and works great. However, on the second day, I used it for about 2 hours, and then the wireless dongle seems getting too hot and drops signals every 5 seconds. I thought it's just too much usage. However, in the following days, the dongle gets hot very easily. About 20 minutes, it'll get hot and signals are dropped every 5 seconds.

Kristie

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2011-09-15T20:00:00

When I bought my fancy LG TV, I had to get this and I am so glad I did. The TV is on the wall, with it's power cord concealed in the rear. The media box is across the room and everything about it is great! I love this accessory!

King T.

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2010-11-30T19:00:00

The unit works great, but required me to call LG for help in setting it up. The manual is worthless and I expected much more from LG. Whenever I lose power (as from a storm I have to power down the TV and wireless unit, unplug the wireless unit, wait 20 seconds and then replug it and turn on the TV. I was walked through this procedure by LG the first time I lost power and have had to do it two times since then. The manual has no instructions on this.

Fixya

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2010-11-24T19:00:00

60pk750 sys easy to setup. next added the external xbox360 hdmi/component cable - turned on quality on the wireless video was not good acceptable. I would prefer connecting xbox directly to 60pk750. AN-WL100W media kit think they have to Q/A with other media console. Not worth it if you going use it for any media console on a large tv.

techmac

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2010-06-14T20:00:00

Used the wireless media box so I could mount my 55LE5400 to a different wall. Works flawlessly easy set up. Been using for 5 weeks no problems.

Bob

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2010-06-07T20:00:00

This thing is AMAZING. It has to be the best thing since sliced bread. First, I didn't know my TV had this feature. I ran my HDMI cables for the TV through the wall, under the house and tested them, worked. Sealed my walls final touches on everything, HDMI cable didn't work? Well, the way I ran everything, then sealed it (amature mind you) would have made it costly not to mention painfully agrivating to go in and try and replace the HDMI cable. Solution? This baby. Saw the Wireless HDMI ready on the box, looked it up and found this. It was a life saver and SUPER easy to hook up. couple of plugs in the back, then hook up the transmitter and BOOM your done. Only complaint is the price, while absolutely worth it to me, it could be a little cheaper.

rpd911

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