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The Airtame Hub is the first video conferencing solution that works with both Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet, and Webex to make every meeting room ideal for hybrid work.
Virtual Airtame lets you convert any compatible Windows or Android-powered display into a fully functional Airtame screen. By simply downloading and installing the Virtual Airtame app, you can access Airtame’s full suite of features.
Airtame 2 is an essential wireless screen sharing product for business & education environments. You can connect any computer or mobile to a screen or projector, plus showcase personalized digital signage when not actively presenting.
From the people behind Airtame 1, one of the most successful Indiegogo campaigns of all time.
The team behind Airtame are super sharp and they're always there when we need their support or have any questions
I love a company that listens to its users! Thanks for creating the Airtame 2!
Our company has used the first generation of the product and loved it, looking forward to testing the new and more powerful product. Will buy for sure!
Everything they promise , will be always a promise.
The original Airtame never got even close to the promises. And thats not even considering the delays in the delivery.
The video is choppy, the audio will constantly lag, it is useless for gaming (that one i never expected to work) and for video streaming you will be fighting to try and get decent playback.
The device in itself is great. The software application sucks. You can modify it and get really good video streaming using vlc/ffmpeg and not expecting realtime reaction. Even 4k content. You can also hack some desktop sharing utilities and get far better performance than the software they created.
But guess what ? I didnt paid for a device i had to hack. The people i recommended to get onboard all hate the device, and have it as a nice screensaver , or rss display.
This video claims they are upgrading connectivity and look of the device. Guess what ? those points are almost non-issues.
So, stay away. You will overpay for a nice piece of hardware. And you will get sub-par software thats constantly being updated and introducing new bugs and different behaviour.
Even if you like to hack it, you are better off buying any of those chinese stick-tv android/linux based. You could buy 2 or 3 with the same money.
