How to Mirror Android Screen to TV?You can use the following methods to mirror your Android device’s screen to a TV.
1. Wireless Mirroring via Wi-Fi (Screen Mirroring / Cast)Requirements:

Android phone or tablet

Smart TV or casting device like Chromecast

Both devices connected to the same Wi-Fi network

Steps:On TV:

Enable “Screen Mirroring,” “Miracast,” “Smart View,” or “Cast” feature on your TV. Usually found in the TV menu or remote control.

If your TV doesn’t have this feature, you can use Chromecast or a similar device.

On Android phone:

Swipe down the notification bar.

Find and tap “Smart View” (Samsung), “Cast,” or “Screen Mirroring” option.

Select your TV from the list.

Once connected, your phone screen will be mirrored on the TV.

2. Mirroring with Google Home App (If You Have Chromecast)

Download and open the Google Home app on your phone.

Make sure both devices are on the same Wi-Fi network.

Select your TV or Chromecast device in the app.

Tap “Cast Screen/Audio.”

Your phone screen will be mirrored to the TV.

3. Wired Method (Using HDMI Adapter)

If your TV and phone support it, use a USB-C to HDMI adapter.

Connect the adapter to your phone and the HDMI cable to your TV.

Switch your TV to the correct HDMI input.

Your phone screen will automatically be mirrored on the TV.

4. Mirroring with DLNA Apps

Install DLNA-supported apps like BubbleUPnP or AllCast on your phone.

Connect to the same Wi-Fi network as your TV or DLNA device.

Select media files (photos, videos) and send them to the TV.

Note: This method only streams media files, not full screen mirroring.

Tips:

Ensure your TV and phone are on the same Wi-Fi network.

A strong Wi-Fi signal helps prevent interruptions.

Some older TV models may not support wireless mirroring.

The mirroring option name may vary depending on your phone’s OS and brand/model.