LG Stylo 6 is a smartphone that was released in June 2020. It is a budget phone with a 6.8-inch display, triple rear cameras, and a built-in stylus. It is powered by a Qualcomm Snapdragon 665 chipset and has 4 GB of RAM.
The phone does not have a USB-C port, so you cannot use a standard USB-C to HDMI adapter to connect it to a TV. However, there are a few ways that you can connect your LG Stylo 6 to a TV.
HDMI Connection
The first way is to use an HDMI connection. You will need an HDMI cable and an adapter that converts the micro USB port on your phone to an HDMI port. There are a few different adapters that you can use, but we recommend the MHL to HDMI Adapter.
Once you have the adapter, connect one end of the HDMI cable to the adapter and the other end to the HDMI port on your TV. Then, connect the micro USB end of the adapter to your phone. Your phone will need to be in MHL mode, which you can enable in the settings.
Once you have the adapter and cable connected, your TV will display whatever is on your phone's screen. You can then use your phone as you normally would, but all of your actions will be mirrored on the TV.
Wireless Connection
The second way to connect your LG Stylo 6 to a TV is wirelessly using Miracast. Miracast is a technology that allows you to mirror your phone's screen onto a TV.
To use Miracast, your TV will need to have a Miracast receiver built-in. Most smart TVs released in the last few years will have this technology. If you're not sure, you can check your TV's manual or look up its model number online.
Once you know your TV has a Miracast receiver, you need to enable it. This is usually done in the settings menu. Once it is turned on, your phone will be able to detect it.
To connect wirelessly, open the Settings app on your LG Stylo 6 and select the "Display" option. Then, select "Cast Screen". Your phone will search for nearby devices that you can connect to. Select your TV from the list and your phone's screen will be mirrored onto the TV.
How do I know if my LG Stylo 6 is compatible with my TV?
There are a few ways to determine if your LG Stylo 6 is compatible with your TV. One way is to check the manufacturer website for your TV. Often, they will have a list of compatible phones and devices. Another way is to look in your TV's user manual. Finally, you can try connecting your phone to your TV and see if it works. If it does not work, then your phone is likely not compatible with your TV.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I connect my LG TV to my phone screen?
If you do not have a wired or wireless network, see how to connect your devices via Wi-Fi-Directâ„¢. Activate the smart share app opn your device. Follow the prompt from the app to connect your TV to your mobile.
Can I cast from my iPhone to my LG TV?
Certain apps such Netflix, Hulu and YouTube offer built-in support to cast videos and content from your iPhone to any LG TV. However, this functionality only mirrors the individual content on your iPhone rather than mirroring your entire screen on the LG TV.
How to connect Android to TV?
Required equipment: Android phone or tablet and HDMI cable.
How to use Miracast on LG Smart TV?
From your mobile device, go to SETTINGS, then SHARE AND CONNECT or any related option. Select the option to share screen and your TV should recieve the signal shortly.
How do I connect my LG Smart TV to my phone?
On a smartphone, tap Settings (or screen mirroring icon), choose where to play media (or similar step), then select your LG smart TV from the device list. It might take a few moments for the phone to detect the TV. In the remaining steps, the phone (HTC Android) is on the left and the LG TV screen is on the right.
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