At a glance
LG TVs are equipped with features that make it easy to share the screen between your PC, tablet and smartphone and your TV. There are multiple ways to connect and they all depend on your network connectivity and the type of device you wish to share.
NOTE
AirPlay only supports sharing from one Mac device to another Mac device. LG, however, supports
AirPlay 2 on the models below.
| Model Year | AirPlay 2 Supported Model Series |
|---|---|
| 2022 (webOS 22) |
OLED: All OLED Models QNED: All QNED Models UHD: UQ Series, NANO Series |
| 2021 (webOS 6.0) |
OLED: All OLED Models QNED: All QNED Models UHD: UP Series, NANO Series |
| 2020 (webOS 5.0) |
OLED: BX/CX/GX/WX/ZX/RX UHD: UN Series, NANO Series |
| 2019 (webOS 4.5) |
OLED: B9/C9/E9/W9/Z9 UHD: UM Series, SM Series |
| 2018 (webOS 4.0) |
OLED: B8/C8/E8/W8/Z8 UHD: UK Series, SK Series |
Try this
To screen share from your Apple device to an LG TV that supports AirPlay 2, follow these steps:
1 Press the HOME button on your LG remote and select AirPlay from the LG Menu.
NOTE
Make sure your TV and mobile device are connected to the same Wi-Fi Network. Airplay must be setup and turned on in order to complete screen share. If you need to setup Airplay,
click here.
2 On your iPhone, swipe down to access the Control Center.
3 Select “Screen Mirroring” and select your LG TV from the dropdown list. The setting to generate the Airplay code is available in Airplay settings on your iOS device and may be turned off or enabled on a per-use bases.
4 Enter the code that appears on the TV screen. You’re all set!
NOTE
Wi-Fi speed and distance between the TV and mobile device can affect picture quality.
