[3.25 lb] We operate a church broadcast system and needed to transmit the audio and video across a 1600' RF link. The radios show variable download bandwidth between 30 and 80 Mbps. We have experienced excellent reception with no video or audio drops or freezing.

[128 x 48 (Base)] this has got to be one of the most well-built pieces of gear I’ve ever owned. And although I’ve been using these type of SSD drives for a while, to find an adapter built like this is absolutely bonkers. I will never have to buy an over priced ssd again. the only other thing I have for memory is my raid of course, but that’s a different purpose. The only upgrade I can see from here, would be going thunderbolt 3 instead of USB-C, but it’s still an amazing piece of gear that nobody else is doing.

[ LCD] I will be using multiple ST12MHDLAN units to distribute video for a large gymnastics meet.
The ST12MHDLAN units will have 2 roles:

role 1. Distribute video based scoreboard streams from 3 scoring computers ( running ProScore v5 ) to 3 projector based "scoreboards" ( in this mode each TX-RX pair operates independently 1-to-1 )

role 2. At the start of each session , distribute a video based presentation to all 3 projectors.
(in this mode 1 TX unit streams ( multi-cast ) to 3 RX units 1-to-3 )

Switching between the 2 roles is done via a simple StarTech Chrome app. (a few mouse clicks)

Combined with NetGear S350 smart-switches ( which have VLAN and IGMP support), the ST12MHDLAN will allow me to
distribute both video data and score input data over a single LAN ( single set of cables). In previous years I had a scoring "data" LAN and a separate analog ( VGA extender based) video distribution setup. The new solution will greatly reduce the amount of cabling and the amount of work needed to tape down cabling.

I have performed extensive testing .... solution works great in my "test lab" ... and is ready for "production".
( The meet is in January ... I will try to remember to update this review after the meet )

[1x USB-A] I was concerned that it wouldn't hold my iPhone with its Otter-box Waterproof Case but it did.

[1x USB-A] Nothing to complain about. I can attach it easily to the gimbal, and my iphone with case fits fine as well.

[1x RJ9] I purchased this TX / RX pair to provide a video based demo for a new gigabit networked product I am developing. Connected up to an optical gigabit network through media converters, ran HDMI video out from smartphone and display the video at a remote location possible 30 miles away. This product did the job for me with no problems... worth the investment.

[128 x 48 (Base)] The Polycom Trio 8800 is by far the best add on to a home and business conferencing setup. It gives you the flexibility of connecting to a computer for a plug and play experience or configuring advanced features such as SIP for dialing into meetings. I use Zoom with a SIP setup and they seamlessly integrate dialing up via SIP and using my computer’s video camera.

[1x RJ9] This is a ( very late ) update to last year's review.

In Jan 2022 , I used multiple ST12MHDLAN units to distribute (scoreboard and presentation ) video for a large gymnastics meet ( in a large convention center )

The ST12MHDLAN units worked perfectly at the event just like they did in my test "lab".

see previous review for more details

Note: I recommend using HDMI cables that have "slim" connector bodies. HDMI Cables with "fat" connector bodies will not seat perfectly ( and can be knocked loose easily ) due to the placement of a screw on the chassis of the ST12MHDLAN.

[3.25 lb] We wanted a low-profile SSD version of a 'SD/CF Card Reader' for tethered work that would mount securely to a laptop plate in a digital workstation. This fit the bill perfectly. Solid with lots of mounting options. We used a short NATO rail w/QR clamp for flexibility, but a simple 1/4-20 machine screw would have pulled it tight to the underside of the plate. The ONLY 'complaint' is that the rubber dust cover for when there's no drive inserted tends to open too easily. Also, a method to keep the cover pulled tight against the side of unit when a drive IS inserted would be nice - both simple DIY fixes.

[128 x 48 (Base)] I have one transmitter hooked to a gigabit switch and two receivers. It all works as described. Picture quality is excellent!