5G 4K Wireless HD Display Adapter Screen Mirror Cast Dongle Support Miracast DLNA Airplay for iOS Android Phone Tablet Mac Windows Laptop to TV Projector Reciever

I had an anycast that stopped working because the lame microusb broke. USB c is much more stable structurally so this should last longer

I read many reviews before making a purchase of a casting device. There have been reviews concerning the instructions and initial set up. The instructions provided are printed very small. However, if you look at different devices on Amazon some of them have in the descriptions detailed instructions on how to set it up that are large enough to read. They essentially all work in the same manner. First you must connect the device to your wifi. I could easily do this on my android phone and on a desktop. I suggest using the desktop as you can stay connected to the internet and be connected to the device as well. Open your wifi, look for the device, enter the device passcode, type in the device IP address in an open browser and then connect it to your wifi. Once that was completed, I could easily find the casting device on Airplay, but for google cast, I had to add it to my Google Home account using the Google Home App on my android phone. The pros were easy to connect, and no need to switch between iOS/Airplay and Android/Windows. It does cast far and the signal is strong. The Cons include I could only cast for 20 minutes and then everything stopped. The device was very hot. If I stopped casting, and then reconnected it would go for another 20 minutes and then stop. I tried multiple locations and made sure the device had plenty of air flow around it to keep it cooler, but the same situation occurred. I reached out to support via email, the only method on the instructions, and never received a reply. I am not sure if I just have a defective device that shuts down when it overheats. Since it was in the 30-day return window, I returned the device. I am hesitant to recommend this device, and if you do purchase it make sure you are able to return it if it does not work.

I needed something easy and compact in size to connect my devices to my TV without having to plug anything in or run any long cables. This is just what I was looking for. It was so easy to pair with my devices, even my Android phone. This is such an awesome find!

Turns any monitor into a wireless monitor. This small pod (about 2 inches in diameter) can be used to make a monitor wireless. Ironically the pod needs two wire connections: The HDMI connection from the target monitor and a USB-C connection to power the pod. Once the pod is set and powered on then as long as you have an up-to-date OS you can wirelessly add the monitor with no fuss. The pod also had a phone app to allow usage with phone and tablet that may not (yet) support wireless displays. Overall a good deal

I recently got this awesome HDMI wireless display adapter. Let me tell you, this is an absolute game changer.First, let's talk about the setup. It's easy.Just plug it in, connect your device, and voila!It supports a variety of devices, from iPhones to Windows laptops. There are no compatibility issues at all.This means it's highly compatible with a wide range of devices and is a versatile addition to any tech setup.I recently took it on a business trip and it saved me the hassle of dealing with the TV in my hotel room. Setting up a presentation was easy, and the wireless added a professional feel to the meeting.Build quality is excellent and the device appears to be robust.

I am not sure if this does not work or if it is user error. I hooked it up as directed and can find it on my phone, but when I try to cast to my television, absolutely nothing happens. So, it's either me...or it doesn't work.

The reason I was looking for something like this is because I don’t have an Apple TV attached to every television. I also can’t chromecast to my tv from certain apps so I thought this would be a fix for that.Well this is the most convoluted thing to setup. You have to connect to it via wife and submit your WiFi credentials to it so it can be seen on your network with your other devices. That already make me weary security wise. Then when I had to download an app to further make it work which I didn’t due to security reasons.I could see the device when choosing a device to airplay to. But guess what? It’s audio only from iOS.Big waste of time. Skip this.

I've been waiting for a while for iphone screen mirroring. This mirascreen makes it possible at reasonable price.I didn't try all the other mirroring capabilities... Windows Pc, Android, macOS, but iphone mirroring works (after some setup and fiddling)Note: the iphone has two different mirror methods. One is for audio only, but will connect to the mirascreen with no picture, even if you're trying to send video. Make sure you use "screen mirroring" on the iphone control center and not "speakers and TVs"The audio only mirroring does work for music, but there was a 5 second delay using the controls (pause, play...). Not good, but I don't plan to use it this way.The setup involves hooking the mirascreen up to your wifi. Then the screen mirroring goes through your router and not directly from iphone to mirascreen.This works great at home, but I have a feeling this may be a problem in a hotel or any place that uses a captive portal to log in.The mirascreen interface simply asked for the wifi password and I didn't see any indication that it could handle a portal.Note: the major streaming platforms disable screen mirroring when in full screen mode.Update: while streaming video to the Mirascreen, sometimes it glitches (cuts out for a second or two) . It can get annoying enough to make you stop watching. I haven’t figured out why it glitches sometimes and not other times.I would recommend this mirascreen if you're at home and want to mirror your screen, but not for major streaming services.