HDMI cables can carry full HD and 4K video and surround audio to the TV. Almost all laptops sold today have an HDMI port. To connect the laptop to the TV, use an HDMI cable. You can even drag and drop applications from one screen to another. This helps a lot with multi-tasking, while having multiple applications running across displays. Besides mirroring your screen, you can also use it an as an extended screen, as a dual-monitor setup. If you don’t have a smart TV, then you can still connect your laptop to the TV, using an HDMI cable. Besides that, the process is similar to a Windows laptop.Ĭonnecting your laptop to your TV using cables On the Apple Macbook, you can find the AirPlay option under ‘Settings’ and then ‘Display’. AirPlay also requires you to connect both the devices to the same wireless network. The TV name also gets saved in the connected devices list, so connecting the laptop to the TV in the future is easy.Īpple MacBooks use AirPlay to mirror the screen. Select your TV and the laptop screen will start mirroring to the TV. The drop down menu will list all the devices you can mirror to. Then go to ‘Connected devices’ and click on the ‘Add device’ option at the top. On the laptop, press the Windows button and type in ‘Settings’. Use the TV remote and select the source to Screen mirroring. With the help of Wi-Fi Direct, both devices can connect directly to each other. You can look this up online by checking the features of the processor your laptop uses. Most recent laptops should support this feature. Your laptop also needs to supports wireless screen mirroring. This means that you need to have a smart TV that supports screen mirroring using Wi-Fi Direct. Here, the laptop connects to the TV using a feature called Wi-Fi Direct, or Miracast. Wirelessly connecting your laptop to your TV
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