Can this browser mirror my screen?
Screen mirroring needs two halves: a sender, the device you mirror from, like your phone or computer, and a receiver, the screen you mirror to, like your TV. This Browser Check tells you whether the browser you are using right now can be either one. Open this page in your smart TV browser - just type tvee.app/test into the TV - to see if the TV can receive a mirror without any extra device.
As a sender
As a receiver
What we found
Ready to try it? Open the half that matches the device you are on.
Good to know: a smart TV that passes the receiver check can mirror from any phone or computer without an extra streaming stick. Just open tvee.app in the TV browser and enter the 6-digit code the sender shows. If a device here cannot receive, the compatibility checker shows every way to get your screen onto it.
More than mirroring
Test the TV itself at tv-test.com
This page only checks whether a browser can send or receive a mirror. To test the picture and sound of the TV itself, our sister site tv-test.com opens right in the same TV browser, no app needed.
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The app mirrors your iPhone, iPad, Android or Kindle Fire to any TV, no browser setup needed.
In short
What this test can and cannot tell you
What it measures: Whether the browser you are using right now has what a sender needs (screen capture) and what a receiver needs (a live video stream), and so whether it can be either half of a mirror.
A good result: On a smart TV, a pass as a receiver means the TV can show a mirror from any phone or computer through tvee.app, with no streaming stick.
What it cannot tell you: How strong your Wi-Fi is, whether the built-in AirPlay, Chromecast or Miracast on the TV works, or how good the TV picture is. For the picture, test the TV itself at tv-test.com.