One of the coolest new features for Google’s Chromecast, the ability to mirror the display on your Android smartphone or tablet to a television, is still in beta. That means it’s only available on a select few Android devices, but you can expand the functionality to a much wider range of devices if you’re willing to download the rooted MirrorEnabler SDK.
You can check our original post for all of the officially supported devices, but here is a list of all the phones and tablets the members of the XDA-Developers forum have successfully mirrored to their televisions after downloading the root app.
Tested Working:
(Aside from the officially supported devices)
ASUS PadFone 2
Droid RAZR MAXX HD
Sony Xperia Z
Sony Xperia Z1
Sony Xperia Z2
Sony Xperia ZL
Sony Z Ultra
HTC Droid DNA
HTC One M8 (Including GPE)
Motorola Moto X
Motorola Moto G
Samsung Note 8 Tab
Samsung Note Pro 12.2 Tab
Samsung Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4
Nexus 7 2012
Oppo Find 7
Oppo Find 7a
OnePlus One
LG GPad 8.3
LG G2 Mini
LG G Flex
NVIDIA SHIELD
Xiaomi Mi2
And possibly your smartphone/tablet! Test it out and let me know!Mixed Reports (May only work on stock):
Samsung Galaxy S III (Mostly Negative)
Samsung Galaxy Note 2 (Mostly Negative)Tested Not Working:
HTC EVO 3D
ASUS PadFone X
Galaxy Nexus
Samsung Galaxy S II
Most older devices
Plenty of devices released in the last two years will be able to use the MirrorEnabler, but older devices don’t seem to work. This is likely a decent indication of which devices will be receiving the update in future versions of the official app, but we’ll have to wait for Google to begin expanding the update’s availability to find out.
