RGBlink ASK nano 4K Wireless HDMI Extender
The ASK nano 4K sends HDMI over a built-in 5GHz link instead of a cable run, with a line-of-sight range up to 20 meters and about 0.1 seconds of latency, low enough for a meeting room presenter to click through slides without a visible lag. It takes up to 4K30 into the transmitter and outputs up to 4K60 from the receiver, and it is plug-and-play: no drivers or software to install on either end.
The standard kit pairs one transmitter with one or two receivers for mirrored or extended display to multiple screens, and a single transmitter can drive up to four receivers at once for simple one-to-many casting. The USB-C version flips that around for a multi-presenter room: up to four transmitters share one receiver with one-key switching between them, and each transmitter powers itself straight off the source laptop's USB-C port, so there is no separate power brick to carry.
| Wireless | Built-in 5GHz antenna; up to 20m line-of-sight range |
|---|---|
| Resolution | Up to 4K30 input on the transmitter, 4K60 output on the receiver |
| Latency | About 0.1 seconds |
| Display Modes | Mirroring and extended display |
| Multi-Device | Standard kit: 1 transmitter to up to 4 receivers. USB-C version: up to 4 transmitters to 1 receiver with one-key switching |
| Power (USB-C version) | Transmitter powers directly from the source device over USB-C |
| Setup | Plug-and-play, no software installation required |
| Form Factor | Pocket-sized |










