How to use Screen Mirroring function of SMART TV?

Important: Make sure your TV is turned on and connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your phone. Some TVs may require you to switch inputs or turn on screen mirroring. Compatibility with non-Samsung TVs may vary or may not be available. Check your TV's user manual for specific details.

Make a big statement by projecting photos or videos from your phone or tablet onto your TV. You can also do the opposite and stream your TV to your phone's or tablet's screen!

Open the Quick Settings panel by swiping down from the top of the screen using two fingers. Then swipe to and tap the Smart View icon.

Tap your TV from the list of Available devices. Depending on the TV, you may need to enter a PIN or allow access to complete the connection.

Your phone's or tablet's screen will now appear on the TV. If you want to stream the TV's screen to your phone or tablet, and the TV supports it, tap Other device → Phone. To switch back, tap Phone → Other device.

When you are done using Smart View, tap the Smart View icon on your phone, and then tap Disconnect.

You can mirror your phone’s or tablet's display to a TV using the SmartThings app as well.

Using your phone or tablet, open the SmartThings app, and select the TV you would like to mirror to. Make sure the TV is turned on and connected to your SmartThings account.

In the TV's setting page, tap More options (the three vertical dots), and then tap Mirror screen (Smart View). If needed, give your TV permission to access your device. Once that's done, your device's screen will appear on the TV.

Note: This feature may not be available on the PC version of SmartThings.

Trying to watch a movie on your PC can be straining. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could watch it on a big screen? You're in luck because Windows 10 offers the ability to mirror your PC on a TV.

Requirements

Before everyone can enjoy the shows, make sure your PC and TV have the right requirements. You will need:

A WiDi compatible PC: Most newer PCs that come with Windows 8 or Windows 10, support WiDi. The best to way find out if your PC is compatible is trying to mirror your screen. If your PC does not support WiDi, you always use a separate USB adapter.

Miracast/WiDi receiver on your TV: Make sure your TV has a Miracast or WiDi receiver. If not, you can always use an external adapter.

Mirror your screen

With all the right gear set, it’s time to mirror your screen. Once connected, anything you do on the PC will be mirrored on your TV.

On your PC, click Start, and then click Settings. Next, click Devices, and then click Bluetooth & other devices. Click Add Bluetooth or other device, and then click Wireless display or dock. Then, click your TV once its name is displayed If prompted, select Allow on your TV.

When the connection is complete, click Done on your PC. Now your PC screen will be mirrored to the TV.

Disconnect the devices

Once you are finished mirroring your screen, it's time to disconnect.

Click Start, click Settings, and then click Devices.

Click Bluetooth & other devices, and click the connected TV.

Click Remove device, and then click Yes.

Please note: Some settings or programs in the laptop may interfere with the connection.