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The BONAEVER Wireless Display Dongle is a small HDMI stick that mirrors a phone, tablet or laptop screen to a TV over Wi-Fi. It supports Miracast, AirPlay and DLNA and claims up to 4K at 30 frames per second. It suits people who want to cast video or slides to a big screen without cables, but it is a mirroring adapter, not a standalone streaming player with its own apps. Rivals like Chromecast or Roku stream apps on their own and run smoother; this one depends on the source device and a short, clean Wi-Fi link.
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This wireless display dongle plugs into an HDMI port on a TV or monitor and mirrors a phone, tablet or laptop screen to it. It supports Miracast, AirPlay and DLNA. It outputs video up to 4K (3840 x 2160) at 30 frames per second, with HDR support.
The dongle works on dual-band 2.4G/5G Wi-Fi and uses an external antenna to resist signal interference. It is small enough to carry in a pocket, so it can be used for meetings, classroom presentations or home entertainment. For best results, use it within 10 to 12 feet in an open room.
To set it up, connect the Wi-Fi antenna to the dongle, then plug the antenna's USB end into a 5V 1A USB adapter. Plug the dongle into the TV's HDMI port and select that input. Then follow the on-screen instructions. Android phones connect through Miracast, and Windows PCs connect by adding the MiraScreen device in settings. The dongle supports wireless firmware upgrades.
