How To Do Screen Mirroring In Samsung M51

How to Do Screen Mirroring on a Samsung Galaxy M51

Screen mirroring is a handy feature that allows you to project your Samsung Galaxy M51's screen content onto a larger display, such as a TV or monitor. This can be useful for presentations, watching videos, playing games, or simply enjoying a larger screen for your mobile experience. The Samsung Galaxy M51 offers several methods for screen mirroring, providing flexibility and convenience for users.

1. Using Smart View

Smart View is Samsung's built-in screen mirroring app, designed to seamlessly connect your Galaxy M51 to compatible Samsung TVs. This method is often the simplest and most reliable option, offering a user-friendly interface and stable mirroring experience.

To use Smart View, follow these steps:

Ensure your Samsung TV and Galaxy M51 are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
On your Galaxy M51, swipe down from the top of the screen to access the notification panel.
Tap the Smart View icon, which resembles a square with a diagonal line.
Select your Samsung TV from the list of available devices.
Grant any necessary permissions, and your phone's screen will begin mirroring on the TV.

Smart View offers settings for adjusting resolution and screen orientation for optimal viewing on your TV. You can also control playback and volume directly from your phone.

2. Using Wireless Display (Miracast)

Wireless Display, also known as Miracast, is a standard protocol that allows devices to connect wirelessly for screen sharing. This method is particularly useful for mirroring to non-Samsung TVs or devices that support Miracast.

Here's how to use Wireless Display on your Galaxy M51:

Ensure your Galaxy M51 and the receiving device are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
On your Galaxy M51, swipe down from the top of the screen to access the notification panel.
Tap the "Cast" icon, which resembles a square with a curved line.
Select your receiving device from the list of available devices.
Grant any necessary permissions, and your phone's screen will begin mirroring on the connected device.

Miracast may require a slightly longer connection time compared to Smart View, but it offers wider compatibility with various devices.

3. Using USB Debugging

USB Debugging is a developer feature often used for app testing and development. While not a primary method for screen mirroring, it can be a useful alternative if other methods fail or are unavailable. This method requires connecting your Galaxy M51 to a computer via a USB cable and enabling USB debugging.

Here's how to use USB Debugging for screen mirroring:

Connect your Galaxy M51 to a computer using a USB cable.
On your Galaxy M51, go to "Settings" > "About Phone."
Tap "Build Number" seven times to enable Developer Options.
Go back to "Settings" and select "Developer Options."
Enable "USB Debugging."
On your computer, download and install a screen mirroring app compatible with USB Debugging.
Start the app and select your Galaxy M51 from the list of devices.
Grant any necessary permissions, and your phone's screen will be mirrored on your computer.

This method requires technical knowledge and is less user-friendly compared to Smart View or Wireless Display. It's best reserved for specific scenarios where other methods fail.

In addition to these methods, some specific Samsung TVs or apps may offer alternative screen mirroring solutions. Refer to your TV's manual or app documentation for detailed instructions.

By following these simple steps, users can easily set up screen mirroring on their Samsung Galaxy M51, enhancing their mobile experience and making it easier to share content on a larger screen.