Miracast: A Wireless Direct-Connection Screen Mirroring Solution
Miracast uses a wireless direct-connection technology that breaks free from limitations. With no need for a network or cables, Android and Windows devices can mirror their screen content directly to a large screen. This makes it perfect for meetings, classrooms, and outdoor presentations.
Direct Connection, Universal Device Compatibility
Most Android phones, tablets, and Windows computers natively support Miracast. You don’t need to install any extra apps; just use the device’s built-in “Wireless Display” function. New and old models have a compatibility rate of over 95%. There’s no complex pairing process. You just find the receiver and tap to connect, which takes about 2 seconds, so it’s a great option for temporary use.
Clear and Stable Screen Mirroring
It can mirror 1080P high-definition content, with some scenarios supporting 4K. When mirroring design drawings and data reports, the details are clear, and the text is sharp. The transmission latency is kept to within 50ms, so the audio and picture are synchronized with no lag. There’s no ghosting when playing videos or dynamic content, making for a reliable display.
Useful in Multiple Scenarios
- Outdoor Office: In an on-site meeting with no network, a laptop can connect directly to a portable projector to show a proposal. Photos and videos taken with a phone can be instantly mirrored to a large screen to be shared, with no need for a hotspot.
- Mobile Teaching: In flexible spaces like labs and training rooms, a teacher can mirror the steps of a procedure from their tablet directly to a mobile large screen. Students can mirror their practice results from their phones for on-the-spot feedback.
- Home Entertainment: A Miracast-enabled TV can directly receive content mirrored from a phone to play local movies, photos, or games. There’s no need to connect to the home Wi-Fi, which prevents a poor network from affecting the experience.
The receiver can remember frequently connected devices and will automatically show a pop-up to connect next time. An administrator can view device status and mirroring records from a backend and even remotely upgrade firmware, making it a hassle-free and convenient solution.