[5 VDC at 2 A] I regularly use Industry Standard video transmitters and really the Vaxis line is a serious competitor, For the money the performance just can’t be beat. Point to point the Atom 500 holds signal well out to 400-600ft very well. Having the added benefit of allowing iOS connections make the atom even more useful, I find I can reliably have signal on iOS devices out to about 75-125ft just depends on the area. I have mine paired with a SMHD 5in monitor powered by a 6600mah NP with usb out and since the Vaxis atom can be powered by usb it makes for a ultra compact portable monitor... Love it ...it’s been on for 3hrs and still at 3/4 battery. The Vaxis app is basic but all the real needs are covered. If your looking for a reliable single point to single point transmitter and are ok with a small delay of 80ms and want the added benefit of 3 iOS connections. Then this kit is for you.

[Aluminum] I was so worried they would fail me coming from the Taredek world, but they deliver. The latency is very slightly slow, but its solid for the price point.

[5.1 to 5.8 GHz] I used 4 of the Atom 500 units simultaneously on a live webinar, where wireless video was required. I'm very happy with the quality of the feed, and the ability to run the units side-by-side. We pushed the limits of the wireless spectrum and distance (shooting between boats that were moving around).

When I first setup the devices, they immediately paired correctly very quickly. Once I was out on the water, it took a while for them to pair together, but I was able to get them to work.

Considering price and capabilities, the positives far outweigh the limitations of the Atom 500 kits. I would definitely buy them again, and will continue to implement them into my projects.

[Aluminum] I've been in the market for a wireless video transmission system for a few years. Migrating from rentals to owning, I was looking for solid construction, minimal latency, decent range, SDI I/O, and a great price.

I was convinced I was going to move forward with another brand until I heard more about the latency and plastic components, which were 2 strikes on my needs list.

I'd heard great things about Accsoon, but just never had a chance to do a hands-on. I've worked with Teradek and Hollyland, which have their pros and cons, but the CineView just stood above them.

In owning them, I love the size. They're smaller than you think but are still substantial. The metal chassis is welcome for heat dissipation, and the I/O is perfect for my needs. It has good wall penetration in mixed RF environments and I've swapped out the antennas for dual-band metal wifi ones for a smaller footprint and fixed directionality.

I have more tests planned in the coming weeks but out of the box, I'm very happy with this choice and I'm considering a second set for my B camera.

[80 ms] I got SDI version of Vaxis ATOM 500 as I couldn't afford any expensive to use with my Red Komodo. I used it for my feature film for focus pulling as well and my 1st AC never complained. I was using iPad as Director monitor and 1st AC was having 7 inch monitor. All went well. WiFi range is very short though and does not work between even a single wall.

[-80 dBm] The reviews were mixed but I took a chance with this wireless system and Im glad I did!

The system worked perfectly! I didnt notice any lag or issues with it.

[Aluminum] Purchased some few weeks ago. Still working fine. Surprisingly, I get strong clear video quality while 300ft out of line of sight. Will get more of these.

[5 VDC at 2 A] Good quality and aluminum makes it solid, no fan noise and the transmission range is good for interviewing. I bought a dji sdr and returned it because the fan noise and the plastic shell.

[5.1 to 5.8 GHz] easy to use well built

[17 dBm] Transmission was very good with very limited latency but the HDMI cable needs to be secured somehow (cage) to keep the cable stress from damaging the connector. Love the internal antenna!