Wireless HDMI Display Adapter, 4K HDR Screen Mirroring Dongle Wifi Adapter Connector Support Miracast/DLNA/Airplay for Phone/Tablet/Laptop/Mac OS to HDTV/Monitor/Projector

【ENJOY VIDEOS ON THE BIG SCREEN】Move compatible films, online videos, live content, photos, family clips and more from your phone, tablet or laptop to an HDMI TV, monitor or projector. With output up to 4K, this wireless display adapter brings your favourite content to a larger screen for movie nights, home entertainment and sharing with family and friends. 【SIMPLE 3-STEP WIRELESS SETUP】No additional app or complicated installation is required. Simply connect the HDMI dongle to your display, supply power and select the Screen Mirroring, Cast or Wireless Display function on your device. i-Phone and i-Pad users only need to join the dongle's WiFi signal during the initial connection. 【MIRROR OR EXTEND YOUR DISPLAY】Use mirror mode to show the same content on both screens in 4K, 1080P or 720P, or select extended display mode on compatible Windows and macOS computers for presentations, documents and second-screen working. Available display modes depend on the operating system and the casting features supported by the source device. 【WIDE DEVICE COMPATIBILITY】Supporting Miracast, AirPlay and DLNA modes, this wireless display adapter works with a wide range of Android phones and tablets, i-Phone, i-Pad, Mac-Book and Windows 10 or earlier devices. Easily mirror compatible videos, websites, photos, music, social content, presentations and personal media to an HDMI-equipped TV.[Please note that Windows 11 is not supported, and some copyright-protected apps may restrict screen mirroring] 【QUICK TROUBLESHOOTING SUPPORT】If the screen does not appear or the connection is interrupted, check that the dongle is securely connected to the HDMI port and powered with a 5V/1A adapter, then select the correct HDMI input on your TV. Restart the dongle and source device, reconnect to the dongle’s WiFi signal, and keep both devices within a stable wireless range. Pixel phones and some newer devices, like i-Phone 17, may require a firmware update through 192.168.203.1 before use.