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What an App
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sucks
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Nice
helpful & convenient
pretty byad
annoying as hell to actually use on your phone, and so many ads

Easily share your iPhone or iPad screen to your Roku device with zero delay and high quality. Stream photos, videos, games, and presentations directly to your TV. Supports a wide range of Roku players and TVs.
Summarized from real user reviews of Screen Mirroring for Roku. Based on 67K reviews and a 3.8/5 average, it highlights the 3 positives and 4 negatives reviewers mention most about this Productivity app.
3.9
March 19, 2026
- Bug fixes
$9.99
Roku
Lifetime Access to all Premium Features
3 issues
Mirroring stops working after a few minutes
Unable to connect to Roku devices
3 requests
Add audio support
Improve video quality and stability
This app allows you to wirelessly share your iPhone or iPad screen onto your Roku Streaming Player, Roku Stick, or Roku TV. You can mirror photos, videos, games, apps, presentations, and documents with high quality and minimal delay.
The app supports a wide range of Roku players including Roku TV, Roku Streaming Stick, Roku Express, Roku Premiere, Roku Ultra, Roku 2, Roku 3, Roku 4, Roku HD (2500), and Roku LT (2400+2450) players, provided they have firmware 5.1 or later. It also supports many Roku TV brands like Hisense, Sharp, TCL, and Insignia.
The app is free to download and use. There are no hidden subscriptions or costs associated with its core functionality. However, as it is free with in-app purchases, there may be optional purchases available within the app.
For screen mirroring to work, both your iPhone/iPad and your Roku device must be connected to the same Wi-Fi network. It is recommended to avoid using VPNs, Proxies, VLANs, and Subnets for optimal performance. Good Wi-Fi network conditions are crucial for achieving latency below one second.
Some third-party applications, such as Netflix and Disney+, intentionally prevent screen mirroring due to restrictions imposed by their content providers. This results in a black screen appearing on your TV when attempting to mirror these specific apps, and it is a limitation that cannot be fixed by the mirroring app itself.