Maxhub Wireless Screen Sharing Dongle WT15

Name: MAXHUB Wireless Screen Sharing Dongle WT15 for 4K Wireless Presentation
Brand: Maxhub
SKU: maxhub-wireless-dongle-wt15
Availability: InStock

Overview

The MAXHUB WT15 is a wireless screen sharing dongle that lets a presenter project a laptop screen up to 3840×2160 at 30 Hz without cables. It plugs into a USB-C port, with a USB-A adapter included, and works from up to 12 m away on Windows 7, 10, 11 and macOS 10.12 or later. AES 128-bit encryption protects each connection. It suits meeting rooms and classrooms in Doha where cable clutter matters.

What the WT15 does in a meeting room

The MAXHUB Wireless Screen Sharing Dongle WT15 is a small device that sends a laptop screen to the room display without a cable between the two. A presenter plugs the dongle into the laptop, connects to the endpoint in the room and starts sharing. For a meeting room where people arrive with different machines and nobody wants to hunt for the right lead, that single step removes most of the set-up time. The manufacturer data lists wireless BYOD streaming only for the WT15M variant, so this model is the one for laptop screen sharing.

Performance figures to check before you buy

Confirm these figures against your room layout and presentation content:

Screen sharing: up to 3840×2160 at 30 Hz
Wireless range: up to 12 m (39 ft)
Transmission latency: 90 ms or more at 1080P
Start-up: 3 seconds or more via USB-C, 10 seconds or more via USB-A
Disconnect: 5 seconds or more
Wi-Fi: 802.11a/n/ac on the 5 GHz band

The 30 Hz refresh rate suits slides, documents and spreadsheets. Because latency is listed at 90 ms or more, test any full-motion video you plan to play before committing a room to it. Start-up is faster through USB-C, so a laptop with a USB-C port gives the shortest wait. Touchback control is supported.

Security, power and operating conditions

Each session uses AES 128-bit multi-layered encryption, dynamic key negotiation and multi-factor authentication, which keeps every connection independent of the others. That matters for ministries, banks and boardrooms where confidential material appears on screen. The dongle is rated at 5 V and 500 mA and draws no more than 2.5 W, so it runs from a laptop USB port.

The operating range is 0℃ to 40℃ at 10% to 90% relative humidity, with storage between -20℃ and 60℃. Summer temperatures in Qatar can exceed 45°C, so keep the dongle out of hot cars, sun-exposed desks and unventilated cabinets, and discuss the room conditions with the SmartRooms Qatar team before installation.

Where it fits in Qatar

Ministry meeting room in Msheireb: staff from several directorates present from their own Windows or Mac laptops, and IT wants one encrypted method for every session.
Private school in Al Wakrah: a staff room where teachers share lesson material on a shared display without handling cables.
Hotel conference room in West Bay: visiting presenters connect from their own laptops at the start of each session, with a quick start-up each time.

What to plan before ordering

Decide which display or endpoint will receive the signal, because the dongle connects to the endpoint in the room. Count laptops by port type: the package includes a USB Type-C interface and a USB Type-A adapter, and start-up time depends on which one is used. Check that your laptops run Windows 7, 10 or 11, or macOS 10.12 or later.

For several rooms, SmartRooms Qatar can arrange a free site survey, quote the full set together and accept a purchase order for government or school procurement. Products are covered by the manufacturer warranty. To request a quote for the MAXHUB WT15, send the number of rooms, the receiving display and your laptop mix to the SmartRooms Qatar team.

Highlights

Wireless screen sharing up to 3840×2160 at 30 Hz
Wireless range up to 12 m (39 ft)
USB Type-C interface and USB Type-A adapter included
Supports Windows 7, 10, 11 and macOS 10.12 or later
AES 128-bit encryption with multi-factor authentication
Operating range 0℃ to 40℃; draws up to 2.5 W

Room fit

Tell us the room size and platform (Teams, Zoom or BYOD) and we confirm the right combination with your quotation.

Estimated timeline

Quotation within 1 working day · delivery timing depends on stock availability, and we confirm it with your quotation.

Specifications

25 specifications · Source: manufacturer · checked Oct 2026

Wireless Screen Sharing Dongle WT1525

Interface · USB Type-C: ×1
Interface · USB Type-A (Adapter): ×1
Performance · Wireless Connection Range (Max.): 12 m / 39 ft
Performance · Supported Operating Systems: Windows 7/10/11, macOS 10.12 or later
Performance · Startup Time: ≥ 3s (USB-C), ≥ 10s (USB-A)
Performance · Disconnect Time: ≥ 5s
Performance · Transmission Latency (1080P): ≥ 90 ms
Performance · Wireless Screen Sharing Resolution (Max.): 3840×2160@30 Hz
Performance · Wireless BYOD Resolution (Max.): 1920×1080@30 Hz Only WT15M supports BYOD
Performance · Touchback Control: Supported
Indicator Light · Connecting to Endpoint: Flash White: The dongle is starting up
Solid Red: Failed to pair · Connecting to Laptop: Flash White: Pairing
Wi-Fi · Wi-Fi Standard: 802.11a/n/ac
Wi-Fi · Wi-Fi Frequency: 5G Hz
Power · Power Supply: 5 V@500 mA
Power · Power Consumption: ≤2.5 W
Physical Specification · Dimension (L×H×D): 182.5×15.4×76.1 mm
Physical Specification · Shipping Dimension (L×H×D): 1pcs: 196×28×110 mm 60pcs: 420×350×360 mm
Physical Specification · Net Weight: 73 g
Physical Specification · Gross Weight: 1pcs: 230 g 60pcs: 15.4 kg
Environment · Operating Temperature: 0℃~40℃
Environment · Storage Temperature: -20℃~60℃
Environment · Operating Humidity: 10%~90%RH
Environment · Storage Humidity: 10%~90%RH
Environment · Altitude: Below 5000 meters

Downloads

8 files from the manufacturer

Questions about Wireless Screen Sharing Dongle WT15

What is the MAXHUB WT15 used for?

The WT15 is a wireless screen sharing dongle. It sends a laptop display to the endpoint in the room so presenters can share without cables. It suits meeting rooms, lecture theatres and staff rooms where presenters change often and nobody should spend the first minutes of a meeting finding the right adaptor. The manufacturer data lists wireless BYOD streaming only for the WT15M, so this model is built for laptop screen sharing.

What is the maximum sharing resolution?

Screen sharing reaches 3840×2160 at 30 Hz, which is 4K at a 30 Hz refresh rate. For slides, documents and spreadsheets in a Doha boardroom, 4K at 30 Hz gives sharp text and clear charts. Full-motion video should be tested first, because transmission latency is listed at 90 ms or more at 1080P.

How far can a presenter stand from the room unit?

The maximum wireless range is 12 m (39 ft). In a lecture hall in Education City, plan the presenter position so it stays within that distance of the endpoint, especially if walls or glass partitions sit between them. A free site survey from SmartRooms Qatar can confirm the layout before you order.

Which laptops and operating systems are supported?

The manufacturer data lists Windows 7, Windows 10, Windows 11 and macOS 10.12 or later. In ministries and companies with mixed fleets, check that every presenter's machine falls within that list. The package includes a USB Type-C interface and a USB Type-A adapter, so confirm which port your laptops use.

Does the WT15 support streaming from phones and tablets?

No. The manufacturer data lists wireless BYOD streaming only for the WT15M, so this model is the laptop screen sharing version. If your room must accept streams from phones or tablets, ask the SmartRooms Qatar team to confirm the WT15M before you request a quote.

How long does it take to start sharing?

Start-up takes at least 3 seconds through USB-C and at least 10 seconds through USB-A. Disconnection takes at least 5 seconds. For a board meeting in West Bay where the chair expects slides on screen immediately, the USB-C connection gives the quickest start, so note which port each presenter uses.

How is a wireless session secured?

Connections use AES 128-bit multi-layered encryption, dynamic key negotiation and multi-factor authentication, which keeps each connection independent. For a bank office in West Bay or a government department handling restricted material, these features support a controlled sharing process. Confirm your internal policy with your IT team before rollout.

Does it need a special power socket in Qatar?

The dongle is rated at 5 V and 500 mA and draws no more than 2.5 W, so it is designed to run from a USB port rather than a wall socket. Details of 240 V, 50 Hz mains or BS 1363 sockets are not part of its listed specification, so confirm the power arrangement for your room with the SmartRooms Qatar team when you request a quote.

Can I use it in a hot site cabin or outdoors?

The operating range is 0℃ to 40℃ at 10% to 90% relative humidity, and the source data gives no outdoor rating. Site cabins in Mesaieed or Ras Laffan can exceed that range in summer, so avoid leaving the dongle in hot or sun-exposed positions and ask the SmartRooms Qatar team to review the environment first.

What does the package contain?

The package includes one USB Type-C interface and one USB Type-A adapter. A single unit ships in a 196×28×110 mm box at 230 g gross weight, and the bulk carton holds 60 pieces. Ask SmartRooms Qatar to confirm any accessories beyond those listed that your room endpoint may need when you request a quote.

Is the WT15 covered by warranty?

Yes, products supplied by SmartRooms Qatar are covered by the manufacturer warranty. The source data does not state a warranty duration, so ask the team for the terms that apply to this model when you request a quote. Quotations are usually issued within one working day.

How do schools order several units?

A school or training centre ordering several WT15 units can send a purchase order (LPO), and SmartRooms Qatar supplies the units, delivers to all eight municipalities and can arrange professional installation. A free site survey helps identify classrooms or staff rooms that have a suitable endpoint and a seating distance within 12 m.