How to Mirror Your iPhone to an LG Smart TV Without Using WiFi
Are you looking to mirror your iPhone to an LG Smart TV without relying on WiFi? Here are two effective methods using wired connections:
Method 1: Using an HDMI Adapter
Get an HDMI Adapter:
Purchase a Lightning Digital AV Adapter from Apple or a compatible third-party adapter. This adapter has a Lightning connector on one end and an HDMI output on the other.Connect to the TV:
Plug the HDMI adapter into your iPhone's Lightning port. Connect one end of an HDMI cable to the HDMI output of the adapter and the other end to an available HDMI port on your LG Smart TV.Select the HDMI Input: Turn on your LG Smart TV and use the remote to select the HDMI input that corresponds to where you plugged in the cable.
Start Mirroring:
Your iPhone screen should now be mirrored on the TV. You can display photos, videos, and apps directly from your iPhone.Method 2: Using a Lightning to USB-C Cable if Applicable
If you have an LG Smart TV that supports screen mirroring via USB-C (less common), you could use a Lightning to USB-C cable. However, this method is not standard for most TVs, so the HDMI adapter is generally the recommended approach.
Key Notes and Tips
1. Ensure your TV's firmware is up to date for the best compatibility.
2. If you experience any issues, try restarting both your iPhone and TV.
3. This wired method is effective for mirroring without relying on WiFi, providing a stable connection for streaming content.
Additional Tips for Long-Term Usage
If you plan to use these connections for hours, purchase the powered versions. These adapters also have an input for a charger, so your iPhone can get power and work for days…
4. Be mindful of the quality of the adapter. Bad ones can get quite hot, which may cause discomfort or damage.
5. If you're using an old TV that only has HDMI ports and no WiFi, this wired method will still work just fine.
By following these steps, you can enjoy seamless mirroring of your iPhone content on your LG Smart TV with no need for WiFi, offering a more stable and flexible viewing experience.