Compare the Top Screen Mirroring Apps for Android as of November 2026 - Page 2

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    Vivi

    Vivi

    Vivi

    Connect directly to your user database through LDAP and SAML, bulk configure and update, and control emergency broadcasts and digital signage. For one display in one room, or 10,000 displays across 10 campuses. In a Vivi classroom, teachers can roam and engage with the display and the students from anywhere, enhancing student engagement. Create a more dynamic learning space, involve your students, and own your classroom. Vivi works with literally every device and display and it’s ridiculously easy to use. Students can share their work (with teacher permission), prompting immediate feedback where they benefit from student-centric lessons that are more interactive and empowering. Up to four students can share their work to a display at a time, to compare and contrast different approaches.
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    PigeonCast

    PigeonCast

    PigeonCast

    PigeonCast is a leading screen mirroring app that lets you stream effortlessly from Android, iOS, Windows, Mac, and smart TVs with no cables needed. Supporting AirPlay, DLNA, and Google Cast protocols, it delivers high-quality, low-latency streaming up to 4K resolution. With over 5 million sessions monthly across 100+ countries, PigeonCast provides a stable and secure connection with end-to-end encryption. The app is perfect for professional presentations, entertainment, and educational settings, enabling wireless content sharing and seamless device switching. Its easy setup and cross-platform compatibility make it accessible for all users. PigeonCast is trusted worldwide for smooth, reliable screen casting anytime, anywhere.
    Starting Price: $0
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    Sidekick

    Sidekick

    Chetan Pujari

    Sidekick pairs an Android phone with a Mac so users can access selected phone functions from the desktop. The companion apps connect directly over the same local Wi-Fi network after a one-time QR-code pairing. The connection uses TLS 1.3 with certificate pinning and operates without a cloud relay or account. Sidekick can show the phone's screen in a Mac window, display notifications and allow replies when the Android app supports them, transfer photos and files in either direction, and share clipboard contents. It also provides caller alerts and Mac-initiated dialing while call audio remains on the phone, plus media playback controls. Users can send replies to supported message notifications from the Mac. Screen sharing requires approval on the Android device for each session. The software is for Macs with Apple silicon running macOS 11 or later and Android 10 or later. Sidekick is currently an invitation-only beta.
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    iMyFone MirrorTo

    iMyFone MirrorTo

    iMyFone MirrorTo

    Effortlessly screen-share most iOS & Android devices to PC. Freely control your phone with a large screen from a computer. Fluently play mobile games or manage social apps without delay on PC. Conveniently stream in-app displays and audio to conferencing software. Use a game keyboard to control the phone screen to get more advantages. A big screen gives you a crazy sense of vivacity when playing games on a PC. Game records will be automatically saved on your iOS & Android devices. Have a large screen when playing adventure-action games. Get a great visual experience with a high definition of screen quality. Execute a combination of moves by keyboard & mouse. Stream your phone to YouTube or other platforms with an HD webcam, with up to 4K resolution. Turn your phone or tablet into a second blackboard, giving you more freedom when teaching. Present the new app straightforwardly, or make useful tutorials for your audience.
    Starting Price: $9.95 per month