✍️How to Connect your Smartphone to a Projector?

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[br] [br][br]Projectors are mostly used to watch videos and movies on a big screen, and most of the times these projectors come quite handy for presentations. In short, no matter how advanced we get, we still are going to need a projector at some point in our life, whether as a student or a professional. Now, we are pretty sure that most of you have used laptops so that you can connect them to the projectors and then give presentations but imagine giving a presentation on the projector without carrying a laptop?[br][br]We are sure that many of you would love the idea of not carrying something as big as a laptop just for the sake of connecting it to a projector. The alternative? Well, here we are talking about your smartphone which is something we all carry almost all the time everywhere.[br][br]You can now easily connect your [a href="https://www.naijatechguide.com/category/mobile-phones"]smartphones[/a] with a projector and if you are someone who never knew about it before then stick a little longer because today we are going to tell you all you need to know about how you can connect your phone with your projector.[br][br]You see there are different kinds of projectors available in the market and each one of them come with different features and different connectivity options so yes, firstly, it all falls to the projector that you own. And if you are yet to buy one, then we suggest you go for the ones that are branded, like Panasonic or Samsung, etc.[br][br]

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Whether you want to watch a movie or show a PowerPoint presentation, it can be quite handy to connect your Android smartphone or tablet to a projector. The amount of options you have depends on the projector you use. Each projector has different ports and features. Let’s take a look at the most common options.
Wireless App
First and foremost, check to see if your projector has an app that can be used with it. This is by far, the most pain free solution if it’s possible. Brand name projectors like Panasonic may have apps that allow you to connect via a Wi-Fi or Bluetooth network and project a screenshot of what’s on your Android. If you can’t find an app on the Google Play website, have a look at the website of the company that made your projector or the documentation.
Chromecast
This option is a safe bet to work with most Android devices. Whether you are looking to watch movies or mirror the Android screen to your projector, Google Chromecast is an excellent option. The Chromecast device attaches directly to the HDMI port on a projector where you can send video from your Android to it via a Wi-Fi network (required).
Miracast
Many newer Android devices and projectors support Miracast. If your Android device supports Miracast, but your projector doesn’t, you can purchase a Miracast video adapter that attaches to the HDMI port on the projector. Miracast allows you to mirror anything on your Android device.
Hard-wired Connection
If a wireless solution won’t work for you, the next best thing is to get a hard-wired connection. Your Android device will need to support some type of hard-wired video connection. Many do not. The two most common connections are MHL or HDMI.
HDMI
If your device has a Mini-HDMI port (which is rare), use a Mini-HDMI cable to connect between an HDMI port on the device and the standard HDMI port on the projector. Some devices like the Samsung Galaxy S8 and Note8 may support a USB-C to HDMI adapter.
MHL
If your Android device supports MHL , you can connect an MHL to HDMI adapter to the device, then connect it to the HDMI port on the projector.
Note: Make sure if you buy an adapter, it supports to exact version (2.0, 3.0, etc.) of MHL required for your device.
If your projector doesn’t have an HDMI port, then you will likely need to use a VGA port. There are MHL to VGA and Mini-HDMI adapters available, but be careful about which one you buy. Many of them are not reliable. For best results, search for one that is specifically made for your model of phone or search the comments on product pages to ensure you’re getting what you pay for.
We have covered the best solutions on how to connect an Android to a projector. If you have any questions about specific devices or want to share your own experience with this type of set up, please leave a message in the Comments section below.

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by benerictjunior | 2018-05-31 13:51
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