Comment on Mirror Your Android Screen to the TV with ChromecastparentComments−SixSigma12yI use a £15 thing I got from eBay that does Miracast and DNLA and outputs HDMI, the phone/tablet sends over WiFi.It is a direct mirror of the screen scaled up.The Chromecast is twice the price.I use mainly it to watch YouTube stuff with my gran when I visit her.−RachelF12yWhat's this £15 thing called? I'd like to get one.−SixSigma12yiPazzPort WIFI Display Receiver TV Dongle DLNA Miracastthey are a shade over $20 on ebay.comThere are others. I just took a punt because my Dad bought a Chromecast on the same day.−bruceboughton12yTwice the price! Daylight robbery.−SixSigma12yIt does offer more features, to be fair−bruceboughton12ySorry, I missed off the <sarcasm> tag.−SixSigma12yI'm still not sure which side you're on. I think the Chromecast is a slightly more polished product, like many computer bits, you can get better value if you're prepared to have to work a bit or not care about how things look.
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I use a £15 thing I got from eBay that does Miracast and DNLA and outputs HDMI, the phone/tablet sends over WiFi.
It is a direct mirror of the screen scaled up.
The Chromecast is twice the price.
I use mainly it to watch YouTube stuff with my gran when I visit her.
What's this £15 thing called? I'd like to get one.
iPazzPort WIFI Display Receiver TV Dongle DLNA Miracast
they are a shade over $20 on ebay.com
There are others. I just took a punt because my Dad bought a Chromecast on the same day.
Twice the price! Daylight robbery.
It does offer more features, to be fair
Sorry, I missed off the <sarcasm> tag.
I'm still not sure which side you're on. I think the Chromecast is a slightly more polished product, like many computer bits, you can get better value if you're prepared to have to work a bit or not care about how things look.