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Is there any android app can mirror phone display ...

Erstellt am: 30. Januar 2026

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Is there any android app can mirror phone display to another android phone?

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Summarizing Android screen mirroring options

For Android-to-Android mirroring, ApowerMirror and AirDroid Cast are solid choices, though both may require the same Wi-Fi or specific apps. For simpler streaming, ScreenStream is open-source and works with a browser. TeamViewer and AnyDesk work more for remote control, but can view screens between devices. I’ll provide steps and guidance based on what's needed.

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Antwort

Yep — you can mirror one Android phone’s screen to another Android phone. The “best” app depends on whether you want just viewing or view + control, and whether you’re on the same Wi-Fi or doing it remotely.

Easiest “phone → phone” mirroring apps

1) ApowerMirror (Android ↔ Android, can also control)

  • It explicitly supports mirroring Android to another Android (and even controlling in some cases). (Google Play)
    How it usually works: install on both phones → open on the receiving phone and choose “receive” → on the sending phone choose “mirror” and pick the target device/code.

2) AirDroid Cast (local or remote casting, Android can be a receiver)

  • AirDroid Cast supports casting to Android (and other platforms), including over the internet depending on mode/plan. (AirDroid)
    Typical flow: open “Receive” on the target phone (or open their web receiver page in a browser) → enter/scan the cast code from the sender.

Free / lightweight option (view-only, super compatible)

3) ScreenStream (streams to a browser)

  • Turns your Android into a live screen stream you can watch in any browser (so the other phone just opens a link in Chrome). (Google Play)
    Good for: presentations, showing someone what you’re doing, quick troubleshooting on the same network.

If what you really want is “remote help” (view/control like remote desktop)

4) TeamViewer (support-style remote view/control)

  • On the phone being viewed/controlled, you typically use QuickSupport (attended) or Host (unattended). (Google Play)
    Note: full remote control can depend on the device/manufacturer and permissions.

5) AnyDesk (often view-only unless plugin/permissions are available)

  • Their docs note Android often allows viewing by default, and input control may require special plugins/permissions. (AnyDesk Help Center)

Quick tips before you pick

  • Same Wi-Fi = easiest/lowest lag. Remote over internet usually needs accounts, better network, sometimes paid features.
  • DRM apps (Netflix, some banking apps) may show a black screen for privacy.
  • If you tell me (a) do you need control or just view, and (b) same Wi-Fi or remote, I’ll point you to the best choice and the fastest setup steps.

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