PeakDo specializes in 60GHz millimeter-wave wireless HDMI transmission systems and portable power solutions for devices like the Starlink Mini.
PeakDo is a technology manufacturer focused on advanced wireless connectivity and portable energy solutions. The brand is best known for its consumer electronics capable of 60GHz millimeter-wave transmission, delivering zero-latency wireless HDMI video and audio suitable for gaming, home theater, and AR/VR applications. Their flagship transmitters and receivers eliminate the need for cumbersome cabling while maintaining the response times required for interactive media.
In addition to wireless display technology, PeakDo produces specialized accessories for satellite internet hardware. This includes high-capacity power banks and mounting systems designed exclusively for the Starlink Mini, enabling users to maintain connectivity in remote, off-grid locations. PeakDo combines industrial design with cutting-edge communication protocols to enhance mobile productivity and entertainment.
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PeakDo wireless HDMI transmitters use 60GHz millimeter-wave technology, which provides a near-zero latency connection (theoretically <4ms), making it comparable to a wired HDMI cable and suitable for gaming.
For the first use, you must plug in an external PD power supply to activate the LinkPower bank. Once the LED indicator lights up, the battery is active, and the external supply can be removed.
Most PeakDo 60GHz wireless kits have a maximum transmission distance of approximately 30 meters (100 feet) within the line of sight. Obstacles between the transmitter and receiver may block the signal.
If the devices fail to connect, press and hold the reset buttons on both the transmitter and receiver simultaneously for about 10 seconds until the indicators go out, then release to restart the pairing process.