AURGA Viewer: Wireless Display

AURGA Viewer: Wireless Display

All in One Connect HDMI Device

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34 reviews
Free

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Enhance productivity with a wireless display solution that extends your screen. This app and device combo allows for seamless screen mirroring and sharing to larger displays, enabling dual-screen functionality for various tasks like coding, design, and video streaming.

Wireless screen mirroring
Dual display support
Screen sharing to HDMI devices
Connect devices via Bluetooth
Control connectivity through app
Enhance work productivity
Connect non-touch displays with touch devices
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What's New in AURGA Viewer

2.2.0

July 2, 2026

* New firmware support – enables ultra‑low latency operation with firmware 260701230952. * Improved input responsiveness – reduced keyboard and mouse lag for smoother interaction. * Enhanced clipboard handling – now supports pasting significantly larger text blocks without truncation.

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User reviews

Doesn’t work on iOS nor MacOS

This all doesn’t work at all on latest updated iPhone or Mac. Only windows works.

Horrible

It’s so bad. Logs out of cloud every time. Can’t save local IP servers at all. Can’t hit DEL button to enter BIOS, it just ignores an input of this button!

Useless on IOS with magic keyboard, useless on most NAT home networks.

You are unable to easily control the mouse on the remote desktop as it does not sync up with the local mouse pointer if you are using a magic keyboard. Also, if your home network is using NAT, as most home networks do, you can't reach this device from remote. They don't document what ports to even allow to port forward, so the only way would be to DMZ this device, and that makes you unable to use your inbound network to reach any other devices in your home.
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Appalling Software

This is just about the worst KVM software I have ever used. Firstly, you have to use a phone to set it up, and really, who wants to manage a PC on a Phone. The whole process repeatedly fails, time after time, but when eventually I did manage to get the phone app to connect to the device, I could then link it to a Aurga online account and access the device from the app on the Mac. Trouble was the Mac app just shows a black screen with a mouse pointer that won’t move. Why implement it with a dedicated app for each device type, when an HTML5 client would work on all devices? Sadly I bought 2 at once, and it was a complete waste of money because neither work due to a flawed design concept and appalling implementation.

Aurga, sort out your software. The Mac app hasn’t been updated for 6 months, but it doesn’t work.
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Worked but can be better

Keyboard input is problematic, always hearing alert sound on every key pressed, also the mouse click required me to press hard to be able to perform a left click (Mac touchpad has 2 stages click, it requires the second stage all the time)

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FAQ

What does the AURGA Viewer app do?

The AURGA Viewer app, when used with its companion device, allows you to wirelessly extend your device's screen to a larger display. It facilitates screen mirroring and sharing, enabling dual display functionality for increased productivity and better video streaming experiences.

What are the key features of AURGA Viewer?

Key features include seamless screen mirroring and sharing to HDMI devices, dual display support, the ability to connect devices over Bluetooth, and control over all connections via the app. It also allows you to use a touch device with a non-touch display while maintaining input/output quality.

How much does AURGA Viewer cost?

Based on the provided information, the AURGA Viewer app is free to use. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or subscription fees associated with the application itself.

What devices are compatible with AURGA Viewer?

The app is designed to connect devices wirelessly, including for screen sharing on HDMI devices. It works by connecting devices over Bluetooth and using the app to manage these connections for dual display and screen extension purposes.

What are common use cases for AURGA Viewer?

Common use cases include enhancing work productivity by coding on multiple windows, recording videos on your phone and needing a bigger screen, designing in dual-screen mode, and video streaming across different screens. It's beneficial for programmers, designers, and videographers.