LetsView

If you are a fan of screen mirroring technologies, of Miracast or any other such protocol, then LetsView will most definitely intrigue you. Why? The answer is simple: it integrates two types of technology in order to achieve the same result ⁠— mirror screens. Whether you want to cast your PC screen or your phone screen on another computer, your job will be much easier once you employ the help of this program.

When using your Android phone, you've surely noticed the cast icon in your settings. This icon is your gateway to wireless display sharing, and it uses the Miracast technology, a concept dubbed "HDMI cable without any cables."

LetsView integrates this in its structure and allows you to mirror the screen of your phone or computer, provided you are connected to the same network as the host PC. The implementation is good, and the speed and fluidity of the mirrored screen is more than decent.

The second option is also as easy to employ as the first one. This is mainly for older computers and smartphones. There is a bit of a problem here as the iOS app seems to not have been released yet. The PC app links the user to another app, but not the right one needed for this job.

Connecting this way makes things just a tad easier. The client app will take care of everything for you, and the connection is fast and stable. If you have an older smartphone, you will get the benefit of having something that seems like screen mirroring but, in fact, is not.

To sum up, LetsView is a good app to try if you own a smartphone and PC and would like to see how the mirroring technology works. While iOS owners seem to have been a bit neglected, the program looks promising and, provided it will fix the iOS flaw, it has all the chances of becoming popular.