Complete Guide to Mobile Screen Mirroring: From Google Cast to AirPlay

Mastering mobile screen mirroring skills can double the efficiency of teaching and collaboration. This guide will teach you how to choose the best mirroring method based on your device type.

1. Screen Mirroring Methods for Android Phones

Using Google Cast (Casting Mode)

In supported apps like YouTube or Netflix, tap the “Cast” icon and select your Chromecast or compatible device.Advantage: You can use your phone for other tasks simultaneously without interrupting playback.

Using Wireless Projection (Mirroring Mode)

Enable “Wireless Projection” or “Multi-Screen Interaction” in settings, then search for and connect to the target device.Use case: Scenarios requiring full mirroring of the phone screen, such as demonstrating app operations in smart classrooms.

2. Screen Mirroring Methods for iPhones

Using AirPlay (Mirroring Mode)

Swipe down from the top-right corner of the screen to open Control Center, tap “Screen Mirroring,” and select your Apple TV or compatible device.Use case: All scenarios needing real-time sharing of the iPhone screen, such as demonstrating mobile content in wireless meetings.

3. Practical Scenario Recommendations

  • Watching videos: Prioritize Google Cast for a better experience.
  • Demonstrating operations: Use AirPlay or wireless mirroring for real-time synchronization.
  • Group discussions: Use mirroring to quickly share group results.
Friendly reminder: Ensuring your phone and the receiving device are on the same Wi-Fi network is key to a successful connection.