XR1 Nano Multi-Frequency ExpressLRS Receiver

The XR1 Nano Receiver is basically the Swiss Army knife of ExpressLRS — except smaller, lighter, and less likely to get confiscated at airport security. Measuring just 20 × 13 mm, this thing crams in the latest Semtech LR1121 transceiver and lets you run either 2.4 GHz or Sub-G 900 MHz without juggling different receivers. Range, sensitivity, and reliability? Tick, tick, tick. Perfect for your next Franken-build, whether it’s a cinewhoop or a long-range toothpick.

Why You Want It

Because you’re tired of wondering if your quad’s going to failsafe the moment you push it past the local park bench. With multi-band ExpressLRS baked in, the XR1 gives you stupid-good link quality in a package smaller than the pack of screws you just lost on the carpet. Bonus: Wi-Fi setup means no more sacrificial USB cables (yes, we know you’ve melted a few).

Your prop bag weighs more than this 2 g XR1 receiver, and it still packs Wi-Fi + dual-band ExpressLRS. Lighten up and lock in today.

Specifications

What’s in the Box*

• 1× XR1 Nano ExpressLRS Receiver
• 3× Antenna options (because choice is a lifestyle)

Disclaimer

Accessories may vary, but the XR1 itself is guaranteed — we’re not in the business of shipping empty bags. Yet.

Still Here?

You absolute legend, still scrolling through specs like a beta-tester crash dummy. The XR1 Nano multi-frequency ExpressLRS receiver is the upgrade that’ll keep your quad locked in for long-range or freestyle madness. Go ahead — snag one now, or at least send this page to your mate who still thinks FrSky is “good enough.”