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Barco MirrorOp Screen Mirroring Software
Priceon request
QuotationWithin 1 working day
DeliveryConfirmed with your quote, based on stock
Overview
Barco MirrorOp is a software application that shows the screen of a PC, Mac or mobile device on a large display in a classroom, pod, meeting room or other shared space. It belongs to Barco's wePresent series. It suits schools, universities and offices in Qatar that want presenters to share content from their own devices on the room screen. Request a quote from SmartRooms Qatar to confirm the setup for your rooms.
What MirrorOp does in a shared room
Barco MirrorOp is software that brings the screen of a PC, Mac or mobile device onto a large display in a classroom, pod, meeting room or similar shared space. A presenter sees their own desktop or phone content appear on the room screen, so the room does not need a separate computer for each person who presents. The product is part of Barco's wePresent series.
The facts that shape the purchase
The manufacturer lists three device types: PC, Mac and mobile. Because MirrorOp is a software application, it is not a display or a piece of room hardware. That makes the planning questions practical ones: which devices your staff, teachers or students use, which rooms need the function, and how each room display is set up to receive the shared screen. Confirm these points before ordering so the quotation matches your rooms.
Where it fits in Qatar
A private school in Al Wakrah fitting out new classrooms may have teachers who move between laptops and mobile devices during a single lesson. Mirroring each device to the classroom screen lets students present their work without rearranging the room or swapping cables.
A university department in Education City running small seminar pods can let group members take turns presenting from their own laptops. Each pod keeps one shared display, and the team avoids booting a different machine for every speaker.
A government office in Msheireb with meeting rooms used by Arabic and English speaking teams can show a presenter's laptop or phone during a review, while the room's own computer stays free for other tasks.
What to plan for
- The mix of PC, Mac and mobile devices used in each room.
- The room display and how it will receive the shared screen.
- Network access in every room that will use the function.
- The number of rooms and users to include in the quotation.
- The site layout, which a free site survey from SmartRooms Qatar can help confirm before installation.
Organisations ordering for several rooms can issue a purchase order (LPO) or take part in a government tender, and SmartRooms Qatar delivers to all 8 municipalities of Qatar. The product is covered by the manufacturer's warranty.
Request a quote
Tell the SmartRooms Qatar team which devices, rooms and displays you have, and we will prepare a quotation, usually within one working day. Request a quote for Barco MirrorOp to get a configuration matched to your classrooms, pods or meeting rooms.
Highlights
- Mirrors PC, Mac and mobile device screens
- Shows presenter content on large room displays
- Suits classrooms, learning pods and meeting rooms
- Part of Barco's wePresent series
- Software product, covered by manufacturer's warranty
Room fit
Tell us the room size and platform (Teams, Zoom or BYOD) and we confirm the right combination with your quotation.
Estimated timeline
Quotation within 1 working day · delivery timing depends on stock availability, and we confirm it with your quotation.
Specifications
Source: manufacturer · checked Oct 2026
The full specification and datasheet for this model are available on request; we send them with your quotation.
Downloads
1 file from the manufacturerQuestions about MirrorOp
What is Barco MirrorOp used for?
Barco MirrorOp is used to show the screen of a PC, Mac or mobile device on a large display in a shared room. Teachers, lecturers and meeting hosts can present their own content without connecting a separate computer to the room screen for each person. It is a software application, so the room display is still required to show the shared screen.
Which devices can MirrorOp mirror?
The manufacturer lists PC, Mac and mobile devices as the sources MirrorOp can mirror to the large screen. Before ordering, list the exact devices your staff or students use, because the quotation should match your mix of equipment. SmartRooms Qatar can confirm how each device will connect in your rooms during the quotation stage.
Which rooms in Qatar suit MirrorOp best?
MirrorOp suits rooms where several people present from their own devices, such as classrooms, learning pods and meeting rooms. A school in Al Wakrah with teachers moving between laptops and phones, or a university seminar pod in Education City where students take turns presenting, are typical examples. Rooms with one fixed presenter may need less planning.
Is MirrorOp a display or a piece of hardware?
No. MirrorOp is a software application, not a display, camera or room controller. The manufacturer describes it as an application that mirrors the screen of a device onto a large screen. You will still need a suitable display in the room, and the quotation from SmartRooms Qatar should list all the hardware required alongside the software.
How does MirrorOp relate to the wePresent series?
MirrorOp is part of Barco's wePresent series, which is the family name given to the product in the manufacturer's listing. Buyers comparing products in this series should check which items are included in each quotation, since the software is supplied separately from room displays. Ask the SmartRooms Qatar team to list the exact components for your order.
Can a teacher in a school in Al Wakrah show work from a mobile device on the classroom screen?
The manufacturer lists mobile devices among the sources MirrorOp can mirror, so a teacher or student using a supported mobile device can show its screen on the classroom display. The school should confirm which phones and tablets will be used and test them in the actual classroom before the rollout, which SmartRooms Qatar can help plan during the site survey.
What should a university in Education City check before buying MirrorOp?
Check the number of seminar pods, the devices used by students and staff, the room displays already installed and the network access in each pod. Because MirrorOp is software, the room display and connection setup must work together. A free site survey from SmartRooms Qatar can confirm this before you request the final quotation for all pods.
Can MirrorOp be used in a government meeting room in Msheireb?
Yes, provided the meeting room has a display suitable for showing the shared screen and the devices used in the room are among those the manufacturer lists: PC, Mac and mobile. A ministry or authority in Msheireb can use it so a presenter's laptop or phone appears during a review, while the room computer remains free for other work.
Will I need one MirrorOp licence per room or per user?
The source data does not state the licensing model, so SmartRooms Qatar will not guess it. Describe how many rooms and users you need when you request a quote, and the team will confirm the licensing arrangement in writing before you place an order. This avoids buying more or fewer copies than your rooms require.
Can my organisation buy MirrorOp using a purchase order?
Yes. SmartRooms Qatar accepts purchase orders (LPOs) and payment by bank transfer, cheque or purchase order. Government bodies can also take part in tenders, including Monaqasat. Send your LPO or tender reference with your request so the quotation matches the order requirements.
Is MirrorOp covered by a warranty?
MirrorOp is covered by the manufacturer's warranty. The source data does not state the warranty period or its terms, so ask the SmartRooms Qatar team to confirm the warranty conditions that apply to your order and include them with the quotation. Keep the quotation and purchase records for your asset register.
Does SmartRooms Qatar deliver MirrorOp outside Doha?
Yes. SmartRooms Qatar delivers to all 8 municipalities of Qatar, including Al Khor, Al Wakrah and Al Rayyan. Schools or offices outside Doha should mention their location in the quotation request so the team can plan the site survey and any on-site setup for each room.
