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Vysor review

Desktop and web app from Vysor, Inc. that mirrors and controls an iOS or Android device on a computer.

By the Comredix review desk · Updated November 13, 2026

Quality (40%)
7.6
Experience (25%)
8.2
Value (35%)
8.8

Vysor puts an iPhone or Android phone in a window on your computer so you can use apps, type with a desktop keyboard and point and click with a mouse. It runs in a browser or as an app on Windows, Mac and Linux. The free version covers mirroring and control of iOS and Android plus screenshots. Vysor Pro adds high quality mirroring, fullscreen mode, wireless connection, drag and drop file transfer and Vysor Share, which gives screen and ADB access to a remote device through a link. Pro is cheap: $2.50 a month, $10 a year or $40 for a lifetime license, bought inside the app, and enterprise licensing is offered. Vysor pitches itself to Android developers as a way to work on a physical device with the convenience of an emulator. The limits are that free users get lower quality and a cable only, and it is built for showing a phone on a computer rather than a TV. We compared documented features and published prices.

Who it is for

developers and support staff who want to use a phone from the desktop

Price

Free version; Pro $2.50 a month, $10 a year or $40 lifetime.

$2.50/mo, $10/yr, or $40/lifetime. Purchase available in app.
Quoted from the vendor pricing page on November 13, 2026.

Key features

  • Free version mirrors and controls iOS and Android and takes screenshots
  • Pro adds high quality mirroring, fullscreen mode and wireless connection
  • Vysor Share gives screen and ADB access to remote devices by link
  • Drag and drop files to the device in Pro
  • Runs in the browser or as an app on Windows, Mac and Linux

Strengths and weaknesses

  • Strength: Pro costs $10 a year or $40 once for life
  • Strength: Type on the phone with a desktop keyboard and click with a mouse
  • Strength: Works as a physical device alternative to an Android emulator
  • Weakness: Free version lacks high quality mirroring and fullscreen
  • Weakness: Wireless mirroring requires Pro
  • Weakness: Mirrors to a computer, not to a TV

Key facts

  • Free plan: Mirror, control, screenshots
  • Pro: $2.50 a month, $10 a year, $40 lifetime
  • Runs on: Browser, Windows, Mac, Linux
  • Devices: iOS, Android

Where it ranks

Vysor is No. 7 in our Best Screen Mirroring Apps verdict.

Alternatives we scored

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