Cast to a big screen with ease
AirScreen is a free entertainment app created by Ionitech to provide a way for you to video cast various multimedia to your smart TV. It uses a cutting-edge wireless streaming receiver that supports AirPlay, Cast, Miracast, and DLNA to cast to supported displays seamlessly with a few taps.
AirScreen enables your device to receive screen mirroring, photos, music, videos, and various other media from a range of devices—including phones, tablets, and laptops, using Wi-Fi or Ethernet. These features allow you to enjoy the pleasure of sharing almost anything with your loved ones or with an audience on a larger screen.
View anything from your device on a large screen
With AirScreen, you can enjoy a slew of useful viewing features, such as a convenient setup process where the app only needs to be installed on the receiving devices, such as your mobile device or tablet for you to use it. It also has screen recording capabilities and protects your privacy by using encrypted data transfer. The intuitive user interface comes as a bonus.
The app also has several advantages over similar apps, such as video hardware acceleration that improves video playback by up to 40% or more, Ultra High-Definition resolution (4K), and Background Service Mode. You can also personalize each device with different names for easier identification. Although not all features are fully supported yet on all devices, the app is being updated frequently to expand its compatibility.
One thing that users might face a setback with is that the app isn't able to bypass copyright restrictions despite being lawfully allowed, such as some streaming services where users can only see a black or gray screen when the media is playing. This puts the app at a disadvantage toward other competitor titles such as Google Home, AirDroid Cast, and ApowerMirror.
A versatile way to cast with some caveats
AirScreen offers various viewing features, such as screen recording and encrypted data transfer to ensure privacy. Additionally, the app has video hardware acceleration for better playback, Ultra HD (4K) support, Background Service Mode, and device personalization. However, it may not bypass copyright restrictions, resulting in a black or gray screen on some streaming services. While the app is frequently updated, compatibility issues may still occur.
