AirMirror

Comparison

AirMirror vs
AirBeamTV

The TV you own matters as much as the app you install. Compare two ways to share your iPhone or iPad screen, then pick the setup that matches your television.

iPhone & iPad sender · Android TV & Windows receivers

SIDE BY SIDE

AirMirror vs AirBeamTV: features that matter

Start with the screen you want to share and the device you want to watch on.

AirMirror and AirBeamTV feature comparison
FeatureAirMirrorAirBeamTV
iPhone → Android TV setupInstall the TV receiver; use built-in Screen Mirroring on iPhoneUse the AirBeamTV iPhone sender app; a TV receiver may also be needed
Mac → Android TV setupUse built-in AirPlay with the AirMirror TV receiverInstall a dedicated AirBeamTV Mac-to-TV sender
iPhone → Windows setupUse built-in Screen Mirroring with the AirMirroring PC receiverUse its iPhone app plus Chrome on the PC and a nine-digit code
Choosing an iPhone TV appOne iOS sender lists multiple compatible TV brandsChoose an app for your TV brand or platform

Compatibility depends on the device, app version, and connection method. Media casting and full-screen mirroring can have different requirements.

READY TO TRY IT?

Start mirroring with AirMirror

Choose the setup that matches your phone and receiving screen.

  1. 01

    Choose your AirMirror route

    For iPhone casting to a compatible TV, install the iOS app. For system AirPlay to Android TV, install and open the AirMirror TV receiver instead.

  2. 02

    Connect and discover your TV

    Keep your phone and television on the same local network. Allow Local Network access on iOS when prompted, then select your compatible TV or receiver.

  3. 03

    Share a screen or a local file

    In the iOS app, choose screen mirroring, photos, or videos. For the Android TV receiver route, use Screen Mirroring in Control Center. Start with personal content that has no playback restrictions.

A FEW MORE ANSWERS

AirMirror vs AirBeamTV FAQ

Is AirMirror a good AirBeamTV alternative for iPhone?

It is an option for iPhone-to-TV screen sharing and local media casting when your television supports the chosen connection method. Check your model and try the intended task before choosing a paid plan.

Does every supported TV mirror the entire iPhone screen?

A TV’s support for receiving photos or video does not automatically mean it supports the same full-screen mirroring method. Check the feature and connection route for your TV, particularly when using DLNA media playback.

Does AirBeamTV always work without a TV receiver app?

No. AirBeamTV’s iPhone setup instructions say a receiver app may be requested depending on the TV brand or streaming player. Follow the instructions for the specific product you install.

Which should I choose for Mac-to-TV mirroring?

AirBeamTV offers dedicated Mac sender apps for supported TVs. AirMirror supports Mac AirPlay to its Android TV receiver. These are sending workflows; they are different from receiving an iPhone screen on a computer.

Can both products receive an iPhone screen on a Windows PC?

Yes, through different workflows. AirMirroring is a Windows AirPlay receiver for an iPhone, iPad, or Mac. AirBeamTV uses its iPhone or iPad sender app and Chrome on Windows or Mac at start.airbeam.tv, paired with a nine-digit code. Follow the requirements for your chosen workflow.

Try AirMirror on your screen.

Share your Apple device’s screen and personal media with a compatible TV or Windows PC on the same Wi-Fi.

iPhone & iPad: sender · Android TV & Windows: receivers

AirMirror vs AirBeamTV: iPhone-to-TV Mirroring