How to mirror or stream videos from an android device to TCL Smart Projector?

The projector supports Chromecast, which means you can mirror or stream videos from your Android devices that support Chromecast. Chromecast is based on Wi-Fi rather than Bluetooth. Copyrighted content from Netflix CANNOT be mirrored or screen cast.

Note: Some Android devices do not support Chromecast. To know which cast technology your Android device supports, please contact your Android device customer support directly.

Mirroring Your Android Device to the Projector
1. Connect your phone and the projector to the same network. Note: The network could be Wi-Fi or your phone's hotspot.
2. Please install the Google Home app on your phone > sign in the same google account on Google Home app and Smart Projector > open Google Home app > “Device” >select the Project name under “Local devices” > “Cast my screen” > “Cast screen” > select “A single app” or “Entire screen” to cast > select “Start casting” to start screen mirroring.
Note: The method varies for different Android phones.
Streaming Videos From Your Android Devices to the Projector
1. Connect your phone and the projector to the same network. The network can be Wi-Fi or your phone's hotspot.
2. Chromecast can only open applications that support Chromecast, such as YouTube and Prime Video. To find more information about apps that support Chromecast, please install the Google Home app on your phone.
3. When the app is playing a video, click the Chromecast button at the top to search for a Chromecast-compatible device. Select the TCL Smart Projector and you can cast the video.
Note: If your Youtube cannot search your TCL Smart Projector, you can try to connect it by clicking the Chromecast button at the top> “Link with TV code”, then follow the on-screen prompts.