Lemorele G50R1 Wireless HDMI Transmitter and Receiver, 1080p at 60Hz

Share a laptop or PC screen on a television or projector for a meeting, class or home viewing session, without running an HDMI cable between the two. The Lemorele G50R1 sends video and audio wirelessly, with support for Full HD at 1080p and 60Hz. It uses 2.4GHz and 5GHz dual-band transmission. Pair up to eight transmitters with one receiver when several people need to present from different devices.

Quick overview

This kit has an HDMI transmitter (TX) and receiver (RX), pre-paired for straightforward setup. Connect the transmitter to the source device and power it with a 5V/2A adapter. Connect the receiver to the HDMI input on a TV, monitor or projector, and power it via USB with a 5V/2A adapter. Select the matching HDMI input on the display, the screen is mirrored after a short wait. No app, driver or software installation is required.

The wireless link has a stated maximum range of 50 m in a barrier-free environment. Walls or floors affect the reach, with the stated range through a wall or floor reduced to 10 m. That makes placement worth considering: an open room suits a longer link, while a nearby display can work well for a smaller meeting space. Compared with a direct HDMI cable, the wireless setup offers more flexibility in positioning the screen, a cable remains a straightforward choice when the source and display sit beside one another.

Everyday use

Use the G50R1 to mirror a laptop or PC to a larger display for presentations, teaching, training or shared viewing. The 1080p at 60Hz output gives you Full HD video at a standard smooth refresh rate, while HDMI carries the audio and picture to the connected display. Dual-band 2.4GHz/5GHz transmission is designed for wireless video and audio sharing, so the source can stay with the presenter rather than beside the screen.

For meetings with several presenters, pair up to eight transmitters to the one receiver in advance. You can then switch between different source devices, with only one screen shown at a time. Pairing should be done within 10 m. It suits you if you want a wireless presentation setup that can serve a rotating group of laptops, rather than a single fixed source connected by cable.

Practical tips

Place the receiver near the display and connect it to the display’s HDMI input. Power both TX and RX using 5V/2A adapters, then choose that HDMI input on the TV, monitor or projector. For the best chance of using the full stated range, keep the wireless path clear, walls and floors shorten the reach. If multiple transmitters will be used, pair each one with the receiver before the session so switching sources is ready when presenters change.

Questions before you buy

Can it show content from eight devices at once? No. Up to eight transmitters can be paired with one receiver, but it displays one source at a time, making it useful for taking turns during a meeting or lesson.

What resolution does it support? It supports Full HD 1920 x 1080 at 60Hz for compatible source and display equipment.

How far can the wireless link reach? The maximum stated range is 50 m in a barrier-free environment. Through a wall or floor, the stated range is 10 m.

Final verdict

The Lemorele G50R1 is suited to sharing a laptop or PC on a TV, monitor or projector when a cable across the room would get in the way. Full HD 1080p at 60Hz, simple HDMI-based setup and the option to pair several transmitters make it a practical fit for presentations, teaching and shared viewing, especially where different people need to take turns presenting.