Computer screen mirroring is one of the most frequent needs in meetings and teaching. Mastering wireless methods can make presentations more professional and smooth.
Click the notification center in the bottom-right corner of the taskbar and select “Project” or “Connect.”The system will search for available wireless displays—simply select your target device to connect.Tip: It supports “Duplicate” and “Extend” modes, allowing the large screen to function as a second monitor.
Install dedicated screen mirroring software or use a screen mirroring adapter. Connection is usually achieved with a single press of the USB button, offering higher stability.
Ensure the Mac and Apple TV or AirPlay 2-supported device are on the same network.Click the “Screen Mirroring” icon (display symbol) at the top of the screen and select the target device to connect.
- Teacher lectures: Instructors can move away from the podium and wirelessly present courseware using a laptop, enhancing interaction with students.
- Group reports: Students can quickly mirror their computers to group screens, showcasing the results of group discussions and collaborative work.
- Business meetings: Participants can take turns sharing plans without plugging or unplugging cables, ensuring the smooth flow of wireless meetings.
