Mirroring a smartphone screen to a computer or a computer screen to a smartphone is something we view as interesting. Certainly, not everyone will want to perform this task, but for those who do, then we suspect you’d be looking for the right tool to get the job done. For the past couple of days, we’ve been testing a screen mirroring tool known as LetsView, and from what we can tell, it only works for Windows 11/10, Android, and iOS. We have only used the Android and Windows versions for now since we have an Android device, and both are needed for mirroring.
Now, bear in mind that for the mirroring to work, your smartphone and Windows 11/10 computer must be on the same Wi-Fi network. Furthermore, the tool supports both AirPlay and Miracast, which means you should have no problems connecting.
Let’s look at some of the features one should expect when using LetsView:
- Whiteboard
- Recording
- Screenshot
- Live streaming
- PowerPoint Control
- QR code scanning to connect
- PIN code connecting
The features that really got us excited are the ability to live stream, record, control PowerPoint, and use a whiteboard.
Mirror Android screen to Windows 11/10 PC
Using this free screen mirroring tool, LetsView, you can easily mirror Android or iPhone screens to Windows or cast PC screens to your Phone. This program is not 100 percent straightforward, but it is very easy to use, and that’s always a good thing.
- Same Wi-Fi network
- Connect devices
- Take Screenshots
- Whiteboard
- Settings
Let us look into this with more details, shall we?
1] Same Wi-Fi network
Before beginning the mirroring process, please make sure your mobile and Windows devices are connected to the same Wi-Fi network in your home or business. Once that is done, it’s time to take the next step.
2] Connect devices
On your mobile phone, you should see the name of your Windows PC, along with the icon. Tap on it, then select either the option to show the phone screen on your computer or the computer screen on your phone.
Remember that your Firewall might block LetsView from mirroring your computer to your smartphone, so please bear that in mind if it doesn’t work as smoothly. You will need to into the Firewall and set LetsView to allow.
If you’ve done everything yet are unable to connect, we suggest clicking on the section to the right of the screen on your computer. It should highlight a few numbers, but you should now see a QR code when you click.
Use your smartphone to scan the code to trigger the connection between the two devices.
3] Take screenshots
When it comes to taking screenshots, this task is super easy to accomplish. When you’re mirroring your screen, you can take a screenshot by selecting the third icon in the upper right corner. From there, click on Screenshots to take a picture.
4] Whiteboard
You can write with your fingers via LetsView, but it is all done from within the Whiteboard tool. Users can take advantage of this feature when it’s time to make presentations for family, friends, or a business environment.
It is very easy to use, and if you have used similar programs before, then there are no surprises regarding the basics.
Overall, LetsView is a quality tool even without the added features. Mirroring works great, and problems should be minimal as long as your Wi-Fi connection is fast enough.
5] Settings
From this area, there is really not much there to do. The user can set LetsView to launch on startup, adjust the stream’s resolution, warn when closing, and a little more.
Download LetsView from the official webpage.
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