Once Google announced that Chromecast mirroring was live, I watched as the “Cast Screen” button on both my Nexus 5 (running Android L) and Nexus 4 (running Android 4.4.4) went live.

Some users may believe that screen-mirroring and casting are two interchangeable terms for the exact same process of connecting a smaller screen to a TV. However, that's not quite the case.

Thanks to Google Cast, mirroring your smartphone's screen or beaming content from your phone to a big Cast-enabled TV screen just requires a few taps. Except for Samsung, the best Android phones ...

Cast your screen using the Google Home app The most reliable and consistent way to mirror your Android phone's screen is to use the Google Home app. If you've already set up any of Google's smart ...

The best Miracast or screen-mirroring devices are ones that gift you the ability to play music and videos directly on your preferred display without any hindrances. These devices should ideally ...

Aside from a rich app library, the Fire TV Stick supports screen mirroring from Android and iPhone. Your phone also has a built-in cast feature, but that only matters if your smart TV supports it.

It was originally published in 2017. In today’s tech-savvy world, screen mirroring has become an important tool for seamless content sharing and presentations.

Android screen mirroring should work with any phone or tablet running Android 4.4.2 or higher. Again, it’s a good idea to keep your device plugged into a charger while watching a movie or TV show.

Cast to Roku TV or device with ease for sharing photos and videos at parties. Many Roku devices support casting from iPhones, Androids, laptops, and tablets. Screen mirroring is a smart option for ...