Sub-5 ms LAN glass-to-glass. 120 fps ultra mode. 45 MB binary. Roughly 8% CPU at 1080p 60 fps. Every claim on this page is averaged across ten runs on a Mac mini M4 Pro host and an iPad Pro M4 client over Wi-Fi 6E. The methodology is at the bottom — open it and run the same tests yourself.
End-to-end glass-to-glass latency from the moment a pixel changes on the host to the moment it lights up on the client. Lower is better. Same gigabit LAN, same direct device-to-device link, ten-run averages.
Imperceptible. Feels like you are sitting at the machine. Remio lives here.
Playable for most games. Slight input delay on the fastest competitive actions.
Fine for productivity. Noticeable lag on cursor movement and scrolling.
Frustrating. Visible delay on every action. Unusable for competitive gaming.
Pick the rate that fits your workload — from battery-saving to competitive gaming. Remio targets the rate you choose; the network and host decide how close to it the stream stays.
Native code means native performance. No Electron, no embedded browser, no script bridge between you and the screen — just the hardware-accelerated encoder built into your machine and a thin native shell.
Adaptive encoding squeezes maximum quality from your connection. Five presets cover every scenario, and the auto-mode shifts between them as the link changes.
No accounts. No configuration wizards. No waiting room. Install, pair, stream. Each step below is measured on the first-time setup, not a warm cache.
Transparent methodology. Reproducible results. Every device, every network condition, every competitor version is listed below — so a curious reader can run the same tests on their own hardware.
Install Remio on the computer you want to reach and on the device you want to reach it from. The methodology above lists every variable so the comparison stays honest.