4K Wireless Display Adapter Dongle, Screen Mirroring for i-Phone i-Pad Android Laptop to TV Monitor Projector, Support AirPlay Miracast DLNA, No App Required Video Cast for Home Office

Why opt for the HRpart wireless Screen Mirroring adapter? It eliminates the hassle of long, messy cables while enabling you to mirror audio, video, office documents, and other content from small screens to large ones. Whether you want to share files, photos, or videos on an HDMI-equipped TV, monitor, or projector, this adapter delivers seamless performanceperfect for presentations, meetings, exhibitions, and beyond. ^^
Two Available Casting Modes: Direct and DLNA, each offering distinct advantages for versatile use. Ideal for iOS and Mac OS users, Direct Mirror mode enables seamless content streaming from device to display. For those seeking a more dependable, extended streaming session, DLNA mode (which leverages your routers network) is the perfect choice. ^^ Wireless & Effortless to
Set Up: Skip app installs and Bluetooth pairing entirely; simply connect the wireless HDMI adapter to your TV and supply power through the TVs 5V/2A USB port. All necessary operation details will be shown clearly on your TV display right away. ^^ 2.4G & 5G Dual-Band
Wi-Fi Compatibility: Equipped to support both 2.4G and 5G Wi-Fi bands, our HDMI wireless adapter ensures smoother, quicker streaming. From delivering key presentations and enjoying favorite films to participating in video conferences, it guarantees a steady, high-performance Wi-Fi connection that keeps you connected and boosts productivity in any situation.
^^ NOTE:: Ensure the device is reconnected to power prior to each use. Only Sam-sung phones are compatible with video apps protected by HDCP copyrightincluding Net-flix, Prime Video, Hulu, Comcast TV, and BT Sportwhile these apps will not work with other phone models. This product natively supports 4K transmission but cannot convert non-4K signals to 4K resolution. For 4K output to be achieved, both your display device and the signal source (e. g., videos, movies) must have 4K support.