Comparison
AirMirror vs
LetsView
Choose the setup that fits your Apple devices.
Sharing your iPhone screen on a TV or Windows PC? Compare AirMirror’s iPhone app and receiving apps with LetsView’s cross-platform options, then choose the connection that fits your devices.
iPhone & iPad sender · Android TV & Windows receivers
SIDE BY SIDE
AirMirror vs LetsView: features that matter
Start with the screen you want to share and the device you want to watch on.
| Feature | AirMirror | LetsView |
|---|---|---|
| iPhone → Android TV | Install the AirMirror TV receiver and connect through Apple’s built-in Screen Mirroring | Its TV guide describes connecting through the LetsView phone and TV apps; this is one documented workflow |
| iPhone → Windows | Use built-in Screen Mirroring with the separate AirMirroring Windows receiver | Its Windows guide also supports built-in Screen Mirroring |
| Devices beyond Apple senders | Confirmed workflows cover iPhone/iPad sending and Apple-to-Android-TV/Windows receiving | Offers apps for Windows, Mac, iOS, Android, and TV |
Compatibility depends on the device, app version, and connection method. Media casting and full-screen mirroring can have different requirements.
Choose your destination, then your connection.
Start with the screen you want to share on.
For a compatible TV, AirMirror offers an iPhone and iPad app for screen sharing, photos, and local videos. For Android TV or Windows, choose the receiving app that matches your destination. TV compatibility and available sharing modes depend on the model and connection method.
Compare the connection, not just the app name.
AirMirror’s Android TV receiver works with Apple’s built-in Screen Mirroring. For Windows receiving, both AirMirroring and LetsView document a native Screen Mirroring route. The LetsView phone-app steps compared above do not mean every LetsView connection requires an extra iPhone app.
Check what your plan includes.
LetsView Basic lists unlimited mirroring time, SD resolution, and a watermark; paid plans add features such as FHD and watermark removal. AirMirror’s purchase options vary by platform. Its Windows app, AirMirroring, states that a watermark appears after more than five minutes of casting. Check the current offer for the app you plan to use.
READY TO TRY IT?
Start mirroring with AirMirror
Choose the setup that matches your phone and receiving screen.
- 01
Open the Android TV receiver
For this Apple-to-Android-TV route, install and open AirMirror on a supported Android TV. This is the receiving app, rather than an Android-phone sender.
- 02
Connect to the same Wi-Fi
Keep your iPhone, iPad, or Mac and Android TV on the same local network. Leave the receiving screen open and note the receiver name.
- 03
Choose your TV in Screen Mirroring
Open Control Center on your Apple device, choose Screen Mirroring, and select the name shown in AirMirror. Start with your home screen or personal media; protected video may not mirror.
A FEW MORE ANSWERS
AirMirror vs LetsView FAQ
Is AirMirror a LetsView alternative for iPhone?
Yes, for the confirmed workflows of iPhone or iPad sharing to a compatible TV and Apple-device receiving on Android TV or Windows. It is not a claim that AirMirror replaces every LetsView feature or device-to-device workflow.
Do I need an iPhone app to mirror to Windows?
For the native AirPlay route, use built-in Screen Mirroring with the separate AirMirroring Windows receiver. LetsView’s Windows guide also documents built-in Screen Mirroring. An extra iPhone sender is not a unique requirement of every LetsView connection.
Is LetsView completely free?
LetsView offers a free Basic plan with unlimited local mirroring time. Its pricing comparison lists SD resolution and a watermark for Basic, while paid plans add FHD and watermark removal. Remote mirroring uses a separate purchase. Review the current terms for your intended workflow.
Can AirMirror send an Android phone screen?
The AirMirror Google Play app linked here is an Android TV receiver for Apple devices. Android-phone sending is not confirmed in the AirMirror listings reviewed for this comparison. LetsView provides an Android app and documents Android sending workflows.
Can I mirror protected streaming video?
AirMirror does not bypass DRM or screen-capture restrictions. Protected video may show a black screen or fail to play. Use the streaming service’s supported TV app or playback method.
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