LetsView review

LetsView is the easiest free starting point for mirroring between everyday devices. It has apps for Windows, Mac, iPhone and iPad, Android and Android TV, and supports AirPlay, DLNA and its own AMCast protocol, so you can put a phone on a PC or TV, or a PC on a phone. The free Basic plan includes unlimited mirroring time over Wi-Fi, but caps output at SD, 30fps, a 4M bitrate and one connection. Pro lifts those to FHD, 60fps and 8M, allows 5 connections, removes the watermark, adds Android control from a PC and permits commercial use. A newer Windows release added screen extension, which turns a phone or iPad into a second monitor. Remote mirroring over different networks is billed separately by usage time, which LetsView's own FAQ confirms. Plan prices load through a script that did not show USD from our location, so they are pending. We compared documented features and published prices.

Who it is for

casual users who want free mirroring between phones, PCs and TVs

Price

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Key features

• Free Basic plan with unlimited mirroring time over Wi-Fi
• Pro raises quality from SD to FHD, 30fps to 60fps and 4M to 8M bitrate
• Pro allows 5 connections instead of 1 and removes the watermark
• Apps for Windows, Mac, iPhone and iPad, Android and TV (Android 5.0 and up)
• Supports AirPlay, DLNA and AMCast; screen extension turns a phone or iPad into a second monitor

Strengths and weaknesses

• Strength: Free plan has no mirroring time limit
• Strength: Mirrors in many directions: phone to PC, PC to phone, phone to TV
• Strength: Pro is commercially usable and includes control of Android from a PC
• Weakness: Free plan is limited to SD at 30fps and one connection
• Weakness: Remote mirroring is billed separately by usage time, even for Pro members
• Weakness: Prices load in a script and did not show from our location (check pending)

Key facts

• Free plan: Yes, SD at 30fps, 1 connection
• Pro quality: FHD at 60fps, 8M bitrate
• Protocols: AirPlay, DLNA, AMCast
• Refund window: 7 days

Where it ranks

LetsView is No. 4 in our Best Screen Mirroring Apps verdict.