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Your laptop gets thinner every year and your tablet ditches another port with each refresh. Meanwhile, the actual work you do requires more connectivity than ever. Photographers need fast SD card access during client reviews. Presenters need a clicker and a thumb drive while streaming to the big screen. Educators move between rooms with different projectors and zero time to fumble with settings. The gap between sleek hardware and messy reality keeps widening.
4URPC built the Gen 3 to close that gap entirely. The system pairs a plug-and-play wireless HDMI link with a genuinely useful hub, all in a single piece of kit. Plug the USB-C transmitter into your device and the HDMI receiver into any display. You get wireless 1080p 60Hz video in 0.02 seconds, plus immediate access to SD/TF cards, three high-speed USB ports, and 100W power delivery. No apps, no network dependency, no compromise. Just the screen and the tools you actually need, working together the way they should.
You can see the direct line from user feedback to this design. Their Gen 2 was a solid wireless 4K transmitter, but it was a single-purpose tool. People clearly pointed out that the moment they went wireless, their other ports were still occupied by hubs for storage, peripherals, and power. 4URPC took that to heart, building the new SP06 model around a complete workflow. They collapsed the entire dongle ecosystem into the transmitter itself, which is a far more practical solution for anyone working outside of a fixed desk setup.
The integrated hub is built with professional-grade specs. We are looking at two 10Gbps USB-A ports and a 10Gbps USB-C data port, which provides plenty of speed for fast external SSDs or multi-channel audio interfaces. The SD and TF card slots run at a respectable 5Gbps, fast enough for offloading photos and video without a huge bottleneck. Critically, the 100W USB-C power delivery input means you can run all of this connectivity and still keep a MacBook Pro or a powerful Windows laptop fully charged through a single connection.
All that local I/O becomes even more useful in a collaborative setting. A single HDMI receiver can pair with up to eight different transmitter hubs, completely changing the dynamic in a meeting room. Instead of passing a cable around or fighting with clunky software casting, each person can switch to become the active presenter with a button press. The 0.02-second switching time they claim makes the handoff nearly instant. This hardware-based approach sidesteps the need for everyone to be on the same Wi-Fi network or have specific apps installed, which is a constant headache in corporate or guest environments.
Packing a dual-band Wi-Fi module, a high-speed USB controller, and a PD circuit into one chassis generates serious heat, so the move to an aluminum alloy casing is a practical necessity. The metal body functions as a heat-sink, which should lead to more stable performance during long sessions where you are pushing 1080p video and transferring data simultaneously.
Super early backers can snag the complete system for $99, which includes the wireless transmitter/hub unit, the HDMI receiver, and the necessary cables. That is a 50% discount off the planned $198 retail price, limited to the first 500 backers. After that, early bird pricing sits at $109, and there are multi-pack options if you want to outfit an entire team or multiple rooms. The 4URPC G3 ships globally, starting April 2026.
