Great
Great app
Woow so awesome
Thanks uhhh I js need to review to work this
Fire
Love this app
So bad
Its just full of ads
Great
Awesome

Lowest price: Free 4 years ago (-100%)
Share your iPhone or iPad screen wirelessly to various devices like Smart TVs, PCs, and other mobile devices. Enjoy zero-delay HD quality casting over local Wi-Fi or the internet, making it easy to share content remotely.
Summarized from real user reviews of Screen Mirroring App. Based on 28K reviews and a 3.9/5 average, it highlights the 4 positives and 5 negatives reviewers mention most about this Photo & Video app.
3.0
July 8, 2026
- Bug fixes
$9.99
Screen Mirroring
Lifetime Access to all Premium Features
3 issues
Frequent disconnections
Mirroring issues with certain devices
4 requests
Improved video quality
Audio support
This app allows you to mirror your iPhone or iPad screen to a wide range of devices, including Smart TVs, PCs, Macs, laptops, and other smartphones or tablets. It supports both local Wi-Fi mirroring and remote mirroring over the internet, enabling you to share photos, videos, games, and more.
You can mirror your screen to any device with an integrated web browser, such as Samsung TV, LG TV, Panasonic TV, Hisense TV, Philips TV, and many others. It also works with Mac, PC, Laptop, Gaming Console, Smartphone, or Tablet that has a web browser.
The app is free to download and use, with no hidden subscriptions or costs mentioned. However, it does have in-app purchases and ads, which may offer additional features or an ad-free experience.
For local mirroring over Wi-Fi, your iPhone/iPad and the receiving device (e.g., your web browser on a PC or Smart TV) must be connected to the same Wi-Fi network. It's recommended not to use VPNs, Proxies, VLANs, or Subnets for optimal performance.
Unfortunately, some third-party apps, such as Netflix and Disney+, prevent screen mirroring due to restrictions imposed by their content providers. When attempting to mirror these specific apps, you may see a black screen on your receiving device. This is a limitation of those services, not the mirroring app itself.