Switching to a wireless setup doesn’t mean you have to put up with signal lag or frame drops. With the Lemorele P50, you can transmit video and audio from your device to a big screen while keeping latency low and stability high. The experience feels almost the same as using a direct HDMI cable—but with far more flexibility and fewer wires.

1. Why Low Latency Matters in Real Use

Delays in video transmission may not always show up clearly on paper, but in real-time use, even a brief lag can cause noticeable problems.

In gaming, especially when using consoles like PS5, Xbox, or Switch, you’ll notice something is off when the character responds a fraction too late. Timing is everything in fast-paced gameplay. Even minor delay affects performance, especially in reaction-based games like shooters or sports titles.

Streaming brings a different set of issues. When you’re broadcasting a live video feed to your audience, synchronization between the visuals and your voice is critical. A mismatch—even a small one—can make the stream look unprofessional or distract the viewer.

These are the moments where a stable and responsive wireless HDMI setup matters most. And it's also the reason wireless solutions often face doubts from gamers and streamers. But the P50 aims to change that with real-world performance that holds up.

2. What the Lemorele P50 Offers and How It Works

The Lemorele P50 wireless HDMI kit is built for simple, clean setups where cables are either inconvenient or unwanted. It’s meant to plug in and work right away, even for users with no technical background.

To get started, connect the transmitter (TX) to your source device. This could be a console, a laptop, or any HDMI-output player. The receiver (RX) goes into the display—typically a monitor, TV, or projector. Each unit requires power, so you’ll need to plug both into USB-C power sources rated at 5V/2A.

Once powered, you’ll see the indicator lights begin flashing. Wait a few seconds, and the lights stop blinking—this means pairing is complete. You’ll see the screen mirrored almost instantly. There’s no software or app setup. The devices are pre-paired from the factory.

The system transmits over a 5GHz Wi-Fi connection, using 802.11ac. It supports video resolutions up to 4K at 30Hz, but performs best at 1080P60 in latency-sensitive scenarios like gaming.

Because there's no cable stretching across the room, it’s a neat fit for desks, conference tables, or classroom carts. The setup stays clean, and more importantly, responsive.

3. Testing the P50 in Gaming and Streaming Scenarios

3.1 Console Gaming with PS5 and a Wireless Display

We connected the P50 transmitter (TX) to a PlayStation 5, and the receiver (RX) to a 1080P monitor placed about 10 feet away. Both units were powered using separate USB-C 5V/2A wall chargers.

After powering on, the TX and RX took roughly 10 seconds to pair automatically. Once synced, we launched Rocket League to evaluate response time and image stability.

Gameplay felt smooth and natural. No visual lag occurred during quick movements, and the image stayed crisp throughout. Measured latency was approximately 90ms, which remained within the device's expected range and did not interfere with the gaming experience.

3.2 Streaming OBS Output to a Projector

For this test, we connected the TX to a Windows laptop running OBS and the RX to a ceiling-mounted projector across the room.

Both units powered on quickly and completed pairing within 15 seconds. No configuration or software setup was needed.

We ran a continuous 45-minute stream simulating a live broadcast environment. Throughout the session, video and audio remained perfectly synchronized. There were no dropouts, stutters, or frame skips. The wireless link stayed stable even with movement in the room.

3.3 Resolution Recommendation

Although the P50 supports up to 4K@30Hz, our tests showed that 1080P@60Hz delivers the best balance of clarity and responsiveness.

For gaming and real-time streaming tasks, this resolution and frame rate combination minimizes perceived latency while maintaining excellent visual quality.

4. Setup Tips for Better Wireless HDMI Performance

Even with a solid wireless HDMI adapter, the quality of your setup can make or break performance. Here are some field-tested adjustments that help maintain stable results:

• Position both devices in the same room, preferably with a clear path between them. Avoid placing them behind thick walls, inside metal enclosures, or near dense Wi-Fi routers.

• Power both TX and RX using USB-C adapters rated at 5V/2A. Laptop USB ports often don’t supply consistent power. Wall adapters are more reliable.

• After plugging in both ends, give them 10 to 15 seconds to complete the connection. Avoid rapid replugging, as it may interrupt the pairing process.

• Make sure your TV or monitor is set to the correct HDMI input before troubleshooting.

• The system supports up to 8 transmitters connected to the same receiver. Only one transmitter can be active at a time, but you can switch between them by using the reset/pairing button on each unit.

These steps take only minutes to follow but significantly improve real-world usage—especially in environments like classrooms, conference rooms, or shared gaming spaces.

5. Who Benefits Most from Using the P50?

The P50 isn’t just about cutting the cord. It creates flexibility in how and where you present, play, or broadcast—without requiring advanced setup or system changes.

• Gamers can finally get rid of the HDMI cable stretching across the room. The P50 lets them display console content on a TV or monitor across the room while keeping input delay low.
• Streamers can use the system to cast their OBS output to a preview screen or external monitor, keeping the primary system free of additional cables or ports.
• IT and support teams will appreciate how quickly the units can be set up in meeting rooms, temporary workstations, or demo booths. No drivers, no app installations, no network pairing—just plug in and connect.
• Educators can switch presenters easily without untangling cables between sessions. A laptop can connect to the projector wirelessly and hand off to the next user without any complicated handover steps.
• Creative teams and designers can wirelessly show real-time drafts, video edits, or mockups on large displays without disrupting their workspace or desk layout.