Product Overview
Used Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter 1628 – First Generation
The Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter Model 1628 is the first-generation Miracast-based HDMI display adapter designed to project a Windows or Android device’s screen wirelessly to a TV or monitor. Compact and simple to deploy, it offers a plug-and-play solution for extending or mirroring displays without drivers, cables, or network configuration.
Product Condition
Used and in good condition. Clean housing with minor cosmetic scuffs and blemishes from prior use.
Product Overview
Microsoft’s first-generation Wireless Display Adapter brought Miracast capability to conference rooms, classrooms, and home entertainment setups. Model 1628 uses Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Miracast technology to mirror or extend a device screen without needing an existing Wi-Fi network. Connecting through HDMI with USB for power, it pairs directly with supported Windows and Android devices for presentations, video playback, and general casting.
Key Features
- Model 1628 – First-generation Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter
- Uses Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Miracast wireless display technology
- Plugs into an HDTV or monitor via HDMI; powered through USB
- Compatible with Miracast-enabled Windows 10/8.1 devices and Android 4.2.1+
- Supports wireless screen mirroring or extended display modes
- Ideal for presentations, photos, videos, and productivity tasks
- Does not require Wi-Fi network access; direct device-to-adapter connection
- Compact form factor suited for travel, classrooms, and meeting rooms
- Not optimized for gaming due to latency and frame-rate limitations
Applications
- Business presentations and conference room displays
- Classroom and training environments
- Portable screen casting for laptops and tablets
- Home entertainment and casual media viewing
- Extending displays for productivity setups
- Wireless mirroring for Android phones and Windows devices
Frequently Asked Questions
What devices work with the Model 1628 adapter?
Any Windows 10/8.1 device or Android device with Miracast support. No additional app or software is required.
Does it need a Wi-Fi router?
No. It creates a direct Miracast link between the host device and the adapter.
Can it be used for gaming?
It functions with basic content but is not recommended for gaming due to latency and frame rate limitations.
How is the adapter powered?
It connects to an HDMI port for video and uses USB for power, typically from the display’s USB port.
Can it extend as well as mirror a display?
Yes. Supported Windows devices can extend or duplicate the display wirelessly.
Microsoft’s first-generation adapter brought wireless projection to everyday devices with simple, direct Miracast connectivity. This 1628 unit still carries that practicality—ready to cast screens wherever work or ideas need a place to land.
