4URPC SP06 (Gen 3) Wireless Transmitter & Receiver Trust Review

Quick Verdict

As of July 27, 2026, the 4URPC Plug-and-Play 6-in-1 Wireless Transmitter & Receiver (SP06, Gen 3) scores 85/100 (Low Risk) on our Trust Meter v2.0: an ended, funded Kickstarter from a creator with two prior funded wireless-display campaigns — but with an April 2026 delivery promise whose fulfillment we cannot yet verify. The campaign closed February 19, 2026 at HK$1,276,152 (≈US$163,000) from 1,275 backers (Kicktraq).

The open question on this record is not whether the product is plausible — it is whether the promised April 2026 shipment actually happened. See Delivery Status below.

Trust Dimension Breakdown

Scores below come from our scoring machinery (Trust Meter v2.0). Prose in this review defers to these numbers.

Supply Chain at 80 is the dimension to watch: the April 2026 delivery estimate was aggressive for a campaign that closed in mid-February, and as of this writing we have no independent confirmation it was met. Note: the scoring notes were written mid-campaign against an earlier funding snapshot; the verified final figures in this review supersede the raw numbers quoted there, while the scores themselves are unchanged.

Creator Track Record

4URPC is a Hong Kong-based creator; this is its third Kickstarter under the same profile, one per year since 2024. All three funded:

The campaign page states 4URPC has "successfully complet[ed] our previous Kickstarter projects and deliver[ed] every unit to our backers" (creator claim, quoted via HugeBackers). We have not independently audited Gen 1/Gen 2 fulfillment. Two supporting observations: a 4URPC-branded wireless HDMI transmitter/receiver kit is listed at retail on Amazon, and the brand runs a real accessories storefront at 4urpc.com — though, notably, that store sells docking stations and cables and listed no wireless transmitter/receiver products at all when we checked its full catalog on 2026-07-27.

Funding Record

Source note: Kickstarter returns 403 to automated retrieval, so figures come from two independent trackers that agree to within HK$78. The live Kickstarter page may show a slightly higher total if late pledges were enabled; we could not read it. An earlier version of this record carried "$91,341 from 820 backers against a $10,000 goal" — a mid-campaign snapshot in the wrong currency; the figures above supersede it.

Context worth stating plainly: the HK$20,000 goal is about US$2,560. A "6,380% funded" banner sounds extraordinary, but against a goal that small it is a marketing artifact, not a demand signal. The real demand signal is 1,275 backers at roughly HK$1,000 (~US$128) average pledge.

Evidence Timeline

• 2024-01-29 → 2024-02-28 — Gen 1 campaign funds: HK$536,387 from 712 backers (Kicktraq).
• 2025-01-06 → 2025-02-05 — Gen 2 (4K) campaign funds: HK$2,388,760 from 2,267 backers (Kicktraq); covered by Geeky Gadgets with April 2025 shipping promised.
• 2026-01-20 — Gen 3 (SP06) campaign launches on Kickstarter.
• 2026-01-22 — Yanko Design covers the campaign: $99 early bird (50% off a claimed $198 retail), 1080p 60Hz at a claimed 0.02s, two 10Gbps USB-A + one 10Gbps USB-C, 5Gbps SD/TF reader, 100W PD, up to 8 transmitters per receiver.
• 2026-01-23 — TechRadar covers the SP06 as a wireless-HDMI-plus-USB-hub docking station (article body paywalled/truncated on our retrieval; cited for existence of mainstream coverage).
• 2026-02-16 — BackingX publishes a campaign-materials review calling the SP06 "an ambitious attempt to engineer the 'clean desk' dream into a single, elegant system" — no physical unit is indicated.
• 2026-02-19 — Campaign closes: HK$1,276,152 from 1,275 backers, "Funding Successful" (Kicktraq).
• 2026-04 (promised) — Worldwide shipping window per the campaign. No independent confirmation found that it was met.
• 2026-07-27 — Record re-verified: funding figures corrected to tracker-sourced HKD values; SP06 absent from the brand's own store catalog; fulfillment status could not be verified (this revision).

Delivery Status

Campaign ended: yes (2026-02-19). Shipped: unverified as of 2026-07-27.

• Promised: April 2026, worldwide (Yanko Design).
• What we can see: Kickstarter blocks automated reading of the campaign's update feed and comments, PledgeBox's tracker shows no fulfillment data, and the SP06 does not appear on 4URPC's own storefront — where a post-fulfillment retail listing would normally surface (prior-gen wireless products are also absent there, so the absence is weak evidence either way).
• What we could not find: any third-party unboxing, backer receipt report, or press coverage of production units after the campaign closed.

Classification for the delivery ledger: funded — fulfillment unverified, three months past the promised window as of 2026-07-27. Backers should treat the project's Updates tab and comment section on Kickstarter as the primary source until independent delivery evidence exists. This section will be reclassified when evidence lands either way.

Technical Reality Check

The core claims are mostly standard engineering, with one outlier:

• 1080P 60Hz wireless display — feasible with current wireless-display chipsets; this is a mature category.
• 0.02s (20ms) latency — the aggressive claim. Typical wireless HDMI solutions land around 30-50ms; 20ms would lead the category. Creator claim, not independently verified.
• 10Gbps USB-A/USB-C — standard USB 3.2 Gen 2; unremarkable.
• 100W PD pass-through — standard Power Delivery; unremarkable.
• 50m range — line-of-sight theoretical maximum; real-world interior range will be lower.
• 1080p ceiling — a step down from Gen 2's 4K30 claim (Geeky Gadgets); the Gen 3 trades resolution ceiling for the hub feature set.

Pricing Reality

Early-bird pricing was ≈US$99 (first 500 backers) and ≈US$109 after, against a creator-claimed US$198 retail price (Yanko Design). That $198 anchor is unverifiable today: the SP06 is not listed on the brand store or any retail channel we could find as of 2026-07-27, so the true retail delta remains a claim. We publish no comparison table for this record — we have no verified street prices for genuinely comparable wireless-display-plus-hub devices, and category-adjacent docking stations are not a like-for-like comparison.

Who This Is For

The campaign is over, so this is guidance for late pledges (if open) or the eventual retail product.

Reasonable fit:

• Users who present from a laptop/phone to a TV or projector in the same room and want zero-config, router-free screen mirroring.
• Desk-dwellers who want one device to combine wireless display with USB expansion, card reading, and laptop charging.

Consider passing:

• Anyone who needs 4K output — this is a 1080p device.
• Latency-critical users (competitive gaming): the 20ms claim is unverified; assume typical wireless-HDMI latency until tested.
• Buyers who want delivery certainty: as of 2026-07-27 there is no public evidence the April 2026 backer shipment happened. Waiting for retail availability and independent reviews costs the early-bird discount but removes fulfillment risk entirely.

Red Flags Scan

No kill switches triggered. Items worth documenting:

1. Unverified fulfillment. The promised April 2026 window passed three months ago with no independently visible delivery evidence — the single most important open item on this record.
2. Tiny goal inflates the funded percentage. HK$20,000 (≈US$2,560) guarantees a four-digit "percent funded" banner; read backer count instead.
3. Latency claim leads the category. 0.02s is a marketing number until a third party benches it.
4. Brand store doesn't carry the product line. 4urpc.com sells docks and cables but no wireless TX/RX products, including prior generations — the crowdfunded line appears to live entirely on Kickstarter and Amazon, which makes the "$198 retail" anchor hard to check.

An earlier version of this page carried a comparison table padded with filler rows that pointed at unspecified retail pricing, plus mid-campaign funding figures in the wrong currency; both are removed in this revision. The trust score was not edited.

Bottom Line

4URPC SP06 (Gen 3): 85/100, Low Risk — a third-generation product from a repeat creator whose campaign funded convincingly (1,275 backers, HK$1,276,152) and whose specs are mostly conservative. The score reflects creator continuity and technical plausibility; it does not certify delivery. Until the April 2026 shipment is independently confirmed, treat this as a funded campaign in its post-campaign quiet period — historically the phase where good projects go heads-down and bad ones go silent. We will reclassify the delivery status as evidence emerges.

Last verified 2026-07-27. Scores come from the BackerGuardian Trust Meter and change only through the scoring machinery. This page carries no affiliate links.