Mirror your iPhone or iPad screen and audio to your Mac or Windows PC wirelessly. No extra hardware or desktop software needed, just use your Chrome browser. Enjoy seamless mirroring of any app, with options to stop at any time.
Summarized from real user reviews of Screen Mirroring. Based on 1.5K reviews and a 4.2/5 average, it highlights the 5 positives and 5 negatives reviewers mention most about this Photo & Video app.
3.9.2
May 20, 2026
• Bug fixes and performance improvements for a smoother experience • Stability enhancements for more reliable streaming • Update now to access the latest features • Questions or feedback? Email support@airbeam.tv • Enjoying the app? A quick rating in the store helps us keep improving"
MoreUnlimited Screen Mirroring to Mac or PC in HD
$59.99
Pro Version - Lifetime
One payment, forever no Ads and no Time Limit
5 issues
Freezes and crashes during use
Fails to connect or mirror screen consistently
5 requests
Improve stability and reduce disconnections
Extend free trial period
This application allows you to mirror the screen and audio of your iPhone or iPad directly to your Mac or Windows PC. It works wirelessly, meaning no cables or additional hardware are necessary. You can mirror any application from your mobile device to your computer.
First, launch the app on your iPhone or iPad, which will display a nine-digit code. Then, open the Chrome browser on your Mac or Windows PC, navigate to start.airbeam.tv, and enter the code. Click 'Start Mirroring' to begin the process. You can then open any app on your device, and mirroring will continue.
The app offers a trial mode where screen mirroring continues for 5 minutes. For unlimited access and to remove the time limitation, you can purchase the Pro version through an in-app purchase. This is a one-time payment or a subscription for continuous access.
The app is compatible with iPhones and iPads. For the computer side, it works on Windows PCs (Windows 10, 8.1, 8, or 7) and Macs (including iMac and MacBook models), provided the Chrome browser is installed on the computer.
Some applications, such as Netflix, Disney+, and AppleTV+, may block screen mirroring due to DRM (Digital Rights Management) protections. You can test if an app supports mirroring by trying to record its screen to your Camera Roll; if the recording is blank, the app has blocked mirroring.
