1001 TVs for Android

1001 TVs offers a 3-day free trial with full access to premium features like HD mirroring, ad-free viewing, and browser casting. After the trial, you can subscribe to continue using them.

Absolutely! 1001 TVs is completely safe and free from viruses. It has passed security checks on major app stores, so you can download it with confidence from the App Store, Google Play, or our official website.

1001 TVs only transfers data within your local network and never goes through the internet! Plus, we don’t even have an account system, so none of your personal information is stored!

• Make sure both your phone and the computer/TV are connected to the same Wi-Fi network. If necessary, try restarting the router.
• For iPhones, make sure you grant access to "Local Network" and "Wireless Data". Go to Settings → Apps → Scroll down to 1001 TVs → Enable Local Network → Wireless Data → WLAN & Cellular.
• Ensure that 1001 TVs is installed and open on both your phone and the receiving device (computer or TV).
• If you run into issues, restart 1001 TVs and try again.
• Public Wi-Fi networks in places like hotels or airports might have AP isolation, which could block the connection.
• Alternatively, try turning on your phone's hotspot and connect your computer or TV to it, then attempt screen mirroring.
• If it's still not working, restart your phone and try once more.

• Turn off auto image quality on the sender device to maintain the original phone quality. Go to Profile → Settings → Turn off "Adaptive image quality (Sender)".
• If you're using a Xiaomi phone, the issue may be caused by the MIUI anti-scam protection. To fix it, go to Settings → Security → Anti-Fraud → Screen Sharing Protection → Turn off, and then try casting again.
• On Windows, switch to "Stable Mode" in the app settings.
• If the issue persists and the image is still blurry, it may be due to a poor network connection. Try turning on mobile hotspot, connect your computer/TV to the hotspot, and attempt screen mirroring again.