There are countless solutions to bring an audio / video signal from a source (a decoder, a PC or other) to multiple televisions.The utility is great: it can be used at home, for example, to be able to watch a certain broadcast on several televisions.It is not a question of contemporaneity: for example, one could bring the signal from the Sky decoder in the living room into a bedroom, but with the impossibility of passing the cables or with the high cost necessary to carry out a similar job.In these cases the wireless solution is essential, but it is not always easy to choose.Online you can find numerous models, of various types and with very different characteristics, but almost all of them put their hands forward: where there are walls between the signal source and the destination, correct reception is not guaranteed.The reason is clear: the signal is not always clear enough to bring FullHD + audio to the destination and the terminals are not always able to manage a similar flow when an obstacle is interposed between the two parts.Instead, there is a transmitter that promises greater guarantees, quantifying a promise: within 50 meters of distance, a wall will not be a problem.We are talking about the Marmitek TV Anywhere, a pair of transmitters with which it is possible to cover an entire house with relative ease, thus being able to bring the signal into every room without the risk of seeing images jump just when a person passes near the decoder.The price of 203.98 euros is justified by the fact that the work and material necessary to obtain the same result via cable would certainly involve a higher cost.The wired solution, as we know, is inevitably the best: it costs less and the result is armored.But there are many cases in which it is an impractical solution and the wireless option remains the only viable one.In this case it is easy to get lost in the sea of ​​offers, but Marmitek puts on the plate a greater promise that among the reviews seems to be well kept.203.98 euros, therefore, so it's worth it.This article contains affiliate links: purchases or orders placed through these links will allow our site to receive a commission.Giacomo Dotta Published on 13 May 2022