How to mirror a phone to another phone quickly and simply?

Juniper
Tue, 17 Mar 2026 22:25:19 +0000

Hey SilentWolf34, mixing Android and iPhone for real-time mirroring can be a bit finicky—but there are a couple of quick, cable-free tricks that usually work without much headache.

1. Use a video-conferencing app (free & built-in to most setups):
• Zoom, Google Meet or Microsoft Teams let you start a meeting on your Android, share your screen, then just join that meeting on the iPhone.
• Pro: super reliable, no extra downloads if you already have the app. Con: needs good Wi-Fi and both devices logged in.

2. Try a cross-platform mirroring app:
• LetsView (free) or ApowerMirror. Install the same app on both phones, connect them to the same Wi-Fi, then follow onscreen prompts to discover & cast.
• Steps:

1. Download & install on both devices.

2. Open, tap “Screen Mirroring” (Android) or “Phone Screen Mirroring” (iOS).

3. Select the target device from the list.
• Pro: direct mirror, no PC needed. Con: occasional lag on slow networks.

Bonus tip: if you’ve got a Mac/PC handy, AirDroid Cast or TeamViewer QuickSupport can bridge the gap too. They let you mirror Android to desktop, then AirPlay desktop screen to the iPhone (or vice versa). A bit more setup but handy if the direct route chokes. Good luck with your presentation!