Q Waves Wireless USB AV Kit

josh29 March 2010

where can I buy this for the cheapest price that was stated in tonights program?

Harry30 March 2010

You Can Get Them From http://q-waves.com

jim30 March 2010

Despite Jason's enthusiasm on the show, this kit has had some poor reviews, and suspect it's good for 'line of sight' only. I use sub-£30 AV senders with quite respectable room-to-room results and doubt there's much improvement to be found here.

Sebastian30 March 2010

Got one and it's a brilliant product. Installed the driver and it worked straight away. Can watch any Internet web site and all personal images and videos. Usable in same room only but since it connects the notebook to the telly, it is fine.

Colin03 April 2010

Does it work on Mac's, I can't see any mention of this on their website ?

Peter Fey06 April 2010

Can anyone answer the last listed comment re the Q-Waves usb AV kit. Does it work/ has it been updated for Mac users?

Alex07 April 2010

Sounds great... but what about us Mac users? Im guessing its PC only. is that right?

Gary07 April 2010

I feel some really important questions are not answered here or on the products site about the type of video quality it can support. 1. Can the gadget handle High Profile MPEG-4 video content in various container formats (MP4 / MKV / WMV etc.)? 2. As these can be at 720p or 1080p and at the later be up to or exceeding 12Mbps, can it stream it successfully (I noticed that nearly all the 1080p files I have don't stream successfully to my Xbox360 and stutter a lot, because of the high bit rates)? I have been looking for a gadget like this for ages so if this can hadle enough of my video it might be worth buying but i need to know how it performs.

Sean09 April 2010

No it doesn't work on Mac OS. I found out the hard way by buying one (no mention of supported platforms on Amazon's website) then finding out that it doesn't work with my Macbook Pro. I've emailed their support team to find out if they're doing anything about it. Come on Q-Waves ... you have a massive (and growing) market to tap into!

Sean28 November 2010

As you'll notice above, I commented on this originally in Apr when I bought one ... and to this date I'm still being fobbed off by XEL Solutions, the company that distribute the product. I've had nothing but empty promises from them for months. The Q-Waves kit is going in the bin. I'll know better than to waste my money next time

alterseekers01 December 2010

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Andy13 October 2011

I have just bought a Quicklink TV but unable to use it on my Apple Imac, I would appreciate if Qwave could urgently bring out a driver for Apple users.