- MS WIRELESS DISPLAY ADAPTER ANDROID
- MS WIRELESS DISPLAY ADAPTER PRO
- MS WIRELESS DISPLAY ADAPTER TV
- MS WIRELESS DISPLAY ADAPTER WINDOWS
MS WIRELESS DISPLAY ADAPTER ANDROID
Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter – Android – Cast Screen Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter – Using Nexus 7 Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter – Using Nexus 7 If your Android devices support Miracast, be sure to check “Enable wireless display” under settings as shown in the screenshot below, if not the device will not appear. I tested it with my Nexus 6 and it doesn’t work, however it works fine with my Nexus 7 (2013). Google seems to be removing support for Miracast going forward because their Nexus 6 and Nexus 9 doesn’t support Miracast.
MS WIRELESS DISPLAY ADAPTER WINDOWS
Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter – Windows Phone – Project My Screen Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter – Using Lumia 930 Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter – Using Lumia 930įor Android, it will work with Miracast’s enabled Android devices running Android 4.2.1 (Jelly Bean) and above. I tested it with my Lumia 930 and Surface 2 and it works fine.
MS WIRELESS DISPLAY ADAPTER PRO
Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter will work with any Miracast’s enabled device and that includes Surface 2, Surface 3, Surface Pro, Pro 2, Pro 3 and selected Lumia phones.
MS WIRELESS DISPLAY ADAPTER TV
Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter – Box Front Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter – Box Back Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter – Box Left Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter – Box Right Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter – Box Open Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter – Box Contents Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter – HDMI Extender Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter – Plugged To TV Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter – Plugged To TV Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter – Plugged To TV Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter – Switched On This is particularly useful for videos such as watching YouTube, Plex, or Netflix because it reduces the latency between your device and the television. The advantage of that is your Chromecast can communicate directly with the source without streaming it from your device. With Google Chromecast, it needs to be set up to be connected within the same wi-fi network so any devices within the same network can cast to your television. But when it comes to watching videos, there is a latency between your device and the television. This is is good for presentation, sharing photos, or giving a demo of an app. Your Miracast’s enabled device connects directly to the Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter via Wi-Fi Direct and mirrors its screen on to your television. Miracast connections are formed using Wi-Fi CERTIFIED Wi-Fi Direct, so access to a Wi-Fi network is not needed – the ability to connect is inside Miracast-certified devices. Users can do things like view pictures from a smartphone on a big-screen television, share a laptop screen with the conference room projector in real-time, and watch live programs from a home cable box on a tablet. Miracast is a groundbreaking solution for seamlessly displaying multimedia between devices, without cables or a network connection. Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter uses Miracast technology which basically streams or rather mirrors your phone’s screen to the television. Microsoft Wireless Display will work with Windows devices and Android devices but not iOS devices, whereas Google Chromecast will work with Android devices and iOS devices but not Windows devices.
So I am not too sure why Microsoft would price the Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter at US$59.95 when the Google Chromecast is only retailing for US$35. Despite their differences, I don’t think their prices should vary that much. In fact, both of them are quite different. Microsoft Wireless Display Adapter which retails for S$110 in Singapore can be mistaken for Microsoft’s version of Google Chromecast.