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Mirror phone to TV wirelessly. Cast to TV easily, videos, photos & smart TVs.
By Trang Nguyen
Editor, media and streaming
Cast to TV & Screen Mirroring is an Android app for sending a phone's display to a television. The listing sorts it under Tools and describes two main uses: watching phone content on a bigger screen, and showing something to a room of people.
It can work in two ways. You can mirror the whole phone display, or you can send individual videos, photos, music or apps to the TV and let them play there.
Mirroring copies everything on the phone's display to the TV as it happens. The developer lists this as real-time mirroring, so whatever is open on the phone, including apps the app does not specifically support, appears on the TV.
The build we hold is Cast to TV & Screen Mirroring 14.7.4 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.0 and up.
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The listing says the connection is wireless and needs no cables or extra hardware. It also says the app is built for most smart TVs, so a dongle or adapter is not part of the setup as described.
Instead of mirroring, you can stream videos, photos, music and apps from the phone to a larger display. The phone keeps working for other things while the TV plays the selected content.
The listing names these four content types but does not say which file formats or streaming services it supports.
The listing gives games, presentations and documents as examples of content to share on the TV. A game can be shown to a room, a slide deck can be presented from the phone, and a document can be displayed without printing or emailing it.
The developer describes these as instant shares, and presents the same setup for home and for work.
The app lets you adjust playback, volume and navigation directly from the phone, so the phone works as the remote for what is on the TV. The listing does not describe a separate remote screen or a hardware remote control.
The developer also says the delay between phone and TV is minimal, which matters most when controlling playback or mirroring fast-moving content. The listing gives no figures for delay.