Mirroring your Android phone to your TV is perfect for when you want to enjoy your videos and shows comfortably on a larger screen. This is also great for when you have company over and crowding around a small screen isn’t an option.
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Mirror Android Phone To TV Without Wi-Fi
Most current models of TVs come with an easy way to enable mirroring through similar network connections, allowing you to enjoy streaming content mirrored from your Android phone to your TV quite easily.
But what if you can’t connect to a Wi-Fi network or have an older TV model? Does this mean there is no other way for you to mirror your Android screen to your TV?
Fortunately, there is another simple method to mirror your Android screen to your TV without having to connect to a Wi-Fi network.
This guide discusses the method and gives you all the necessary information needed to make use of it, along with an easy-to-follow step-by-step guide.
HDMI Screen Mirroring from Android to TV
Using an HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) cable is the easiest and most reliable way for you. And you can use it to mirror your Android screen to your TV without an internet connection.
The best part is that it is cheap and convenient and gives you high-definition audio and video quality.
Here’s how to mirror your Android phone’s screen to your TV with an HDMI cable in simple steps.
What You’ll Need to Mirror Android to a Laptop Using HDMI
As I said, mirroring your Android phone to your TV with an HDMI cable is pretty cheap, and aside from the obvious (your TV and Android phone), all you really need is an HDMI cable.
However, you do want to make sure that the HDMI cable is compatible with your devices. For this, you need to check the charging port of your Android and the HDMI port on your TV and make sure your HDMI cable is of the same type (it will either be a type-B or type-C port).
The Complete Step-By-Step Guide
- Obtain an HDMI cable of the same type as your phone’s charging port (a type-B or type-C, as discussed above).
- Plug one end of the HDMI cable into your phone and the other into your TV.
- Switch on your TV and, using the remote, change your input source to HDMI input
- The screen mirroring is all set up, and your TV screen should mirror whatever you do on your Android. To end the connection, simply unplug the HDMI cable and change your input source on the TV.
And that’s it. This is the complete method for mirroring your Android screen to your TV using an HDMI cable when you don’t have an internet connection.
In fact, now that you know how easy it is, you might even find yourself using an HDMI cable to mirror your Android to your TV even if you do have an internet connection.
