Mirroring your Android phone to your PC involves seeing a “mirror” of your actual Android screen, making it easy to know what your phone is doing.

Learn how you can easily mirror your Android phone's display to your PC and enjoy universal copy-paste support between them by following this guide. The method will work with all Android devices.

Well, you'll need an Android phone with the AnyMiro app installed, a computer with AnyMiro installed, your chosen broadcasting software, and a WiFi connection or USB cable.

It also includes a screen mirroring feature, which lets you control your phone directly from a computer. To use it, you'll need a PC running Windows 10 (October 2018 Update or later).

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The Android phone doesn't need to be rooted and only needs to have ADB debugging enabled. The desktop app works on Windows, macOS, and Linux and promises nearly lag-free connection via USB.

Microsoft has added a new feature to Windows 11 that allows you to mirror your Android phone’s screen directly from the Start menu, Windows Latest reports.

With this update, you can now mirror their Android phone screens directly to your Windows 11 desktops from the Start menu, as reported by Windows Latest, which tested it on a Samsung phone.

Android may get new external display management features, like the ability to rearrange displays and move the mouse between them.

It also includes a screen mirroring feature, which lets you control your phone directly from a computer. To use it, you'll need a PC running Windows 10 (October 2018 Update or later).