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How to Mirror Samsung Galaxy S9 to TV

How to Mirror Samsung Galaxy S9 to TV

By Mitch Bartlett 5 Comments

The Samsung Galaxy S9 is packed with features that allow you to mirror the screen to almost any TV. Get it connected to a television using any of these three options.

Option 1 – Smart TV or Media Device

  1. Get your TV ready to receive a signal. Check the documentation provided with your TV to see how to connect smartphones to your set. If you have an older non-smart TV, you can use a device such as a Roku, or Amazon Fire TV.
  2. Once the TV is set to receive a signal. swipe down the quick menu at the top of the S9 screen, then choose “Smart View“.

Option 2 – Chromecast

The Google Chromecast is a favorite wireless option for many S9 users.

  1. Connect the Chromecast to the HDMI port on your TV and a USB port or other power source.
  2. Ensure the Chromecast and Galaxy S9 are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
  3. Download and install the Google Home app to the S9.
  4. Once the Home app is configured with your Chromecast, apps will have a “Cast” Android Chromecast button option. All screens can be mirrored from the S9 from the Home app buy selecting   > “Cast screen / audio“.

Option 3 – DisplayPort

  1. Connect a Samsung USB-C to HDMI Adapter to the USB port on your phone.
  2. Connect a standard HDMI cable between the adapter and TV, and you’re ready to run.

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Filed Under: Android Tagged With: Galaxy S9

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Comments

  1. Edward Penniman says

    August 17, 2019 at 7:41 am

    I keep losing sound and have to restart my s9 and cast again. Does anyone have any ideas why it drops the sound while casting?

  2. Wesley says

    May 12, 2019 at 7:58 am

    Can you mirror a Samsung s9 to my smart tv without wi fi. I dont have wi fi because i have 100 mb of data, hence why i bought a chromecast to mirror it over, but it keeps asking for a wi fi connection.

  3. Frank says

    January 24, 2019 at 11:57 pm

    Sherry bring hooked up for as second the tv flashed a no signal warning but the video keeps going on the phone. The phone is as galaxy s9 and the sanyo

  4. Iain says

    January 19, 2019 at 5:05 am

    I can connect to tv’s but get no volume on the tv’s. This effects Samsung, Sony and Panasonic tv’s.
    I have Samsung s9 phone

  5. Kathy says

    December 19, 2018 at 9:50 am

    This works but I don’t see how I can watch it on a full screen.

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