How to Screen Mirror on Samsung TV: A Complete Guide

[Harry Williams]

Want to enjoy your phone, tablet, or laptop content on a bigger screen? Screen mirroring on a Samsung TV lets you display your device’s screen wirelessly and in real time. Whether you’re casting a YouTube video, showing off vacation photos, or streaming games, this guide will walk you through how to screen mirror on Samsung TV using all major devices.

What Is Screen Mirroring?​

Screen mirroring allows you to replicate your smartphone, tablet, or computer screen onto your Samsung TV. It works wirelessly through Wi-Fi or built-in features like Smart View, AirPlay, or Miracast.

How to Screen Mirror on Samsung TV from Android (Using Smart View)​

Samsung phones and many Android devices support screen mirroring via Smart View.

Steps:

1. Make sure your Samsung TV and Android device are connected to the same Wi-Fi network
2. Swipe down on your Android device to access the Quick Settings panel
3. Tap Smart View (or “Screen Cast” on some Android phones)
4. Select your Samsung TV from the list of available devices
5. Tap Start now or Allow, if prompted
6. Your phone screen will now appear on your TV

Tip: Some older Samsung TVs may require you to allow the device connection via a popup on the TV screen.

How to Screen Mirror iPhone or iPad to Samsung TV (Using AirPlay)​

Most Samsung Smart TVs from 2018 and later support Apple AirPlay 2, enabling easy mirroring from iOS devices.

Steps:

1. Make sure your iPhone/iPad and Samsung TV are on the same Wi-Fi network
2. Open Control Center (swipe down from the top right on iPhone X and later, swipe up on older models)
3. Tap Screen Mirroring
4. Select your Samsung TV
5. Enter the AirPlay code shown on the TV (if prompted)
6. Your iPhone screen should now display on your Samsung TV

Note: To enable AirPlay on your TV, go to Settings > General > Apple AirPlay Settings > Turn On

How to Screen Mirror on Samsung TV from Windows 10/11​

If your PC supports Miracast, you can project your screen to a Samsung TV wirelessly.

Steps:

1. Ensure your Samsung TV and PC are connected to the same Wi-Fi
2. Press Windows + K on your keyboard
3. A sidebar will appear — select your Samsung TV
4. Choose between Duplicate, Extend, or Second screen only
5. Your Windows screen will now appear on your Samsung TV

If Miracast is not available, consider using HDMI cable or third-party apps like Samsung Smart View for PC.

How to Mirror Mac to Samsung TV​

MacBook users can mirror via AirPlay, just like iPhones and iPads.

Steps:

1. Connect your Mac and Samsung TV to the same Wi-Fi
2. Click the Control Center icon in the top-right corner
3. Select Screen Mirroring > Choose your Samsung TV
4. Enter the AirPlay code if prompted
5. Your Mac screen will now be mirrored

How to Enable Screen Mirroring on Samsung TV​

If your TV isn’t showing up as a device:

1. On your Samsung TV, press the Home button
2. Go to Settings > General > External Device Manager > Device Connection Manager
3. Ensure Access Notification and Device List are enabled
4. Restart your TV and try screen mirroring again

Troubleshooting Screen Mirroring Issues on Samsung TV​

Can’t see your device?​

• Ensure both devices are on the same Wi-Fi
• Restart your TV and phone
• Update the TV firmware and your device’s OS
• Reset Network Settings if problems persist

Screen keeps disconnecting?​

• Try moving your router closer to the TV
• Reduce other Wi-Fi traffic
• Use 5GHz Wi-Fi band for better speed and stability

Compatible Samsung TV Models for Screen Mirroring​

• Smart TVs from 2016 onward support Smart View or Miracast
• 2018+ models with Tizen OS support AirPlay 2
• Models like Samsung QLED, Crystal UHD, Frame, Serif, and Sero are fully compatible

Alternatives to Built-in Screen Mirroring​

If your device isn’t compatible, consider these alternatives:

• HDMI Cable: For lag-free, high-quality mirroring
• Streaming Devices: Use Google Chromecast, Amazon Fire Stick, or Roku
• Samsung SmartThings App: Cast media content from phone to TV
• Third-Party Apps: Like AirBeamTV, ApowerMirror, or LetsView

Final Thoughts​

Knowing how to screen mirror on Samsung TV opens the door to seamless content sharing from your phone or computer to the big screen. Whether you use Smart View, AirPlay, or Miracast, screen mirroring takes just a few taps and works across all major platforms.

If you face any issues, double-check your Wi-Fi connection, make sure your devices are compatible, and follow the troubleshooting tips above.

Quick Reference Table​

Device	Screen Mirroring Method	Notes
Android (Samsung)	Smart View	Built into Samsung phones
iPhone/iPad	AirPlay 2	Works on 2018+ Samsung TVs
Windows PC	Miracast (Win + K)	Ensure PC supports wireless display
MacBook	AirPlay	Use Control Center > Screen Mirroring