Smart View In Samsung: A Complete Guide to Screen Mirroring
Smart View is Samsung’s built‑in screen mirroring solution that lets you stream photos, videos, and apps from a Galaxy phone or tablet to a compatible TV or monitor. Whether you own a S22 Ultra or a budget Galaxy A series device, Smart View works across a wide range of Android versions, including One UI 5, Android 13, and even older releases. This article explains how to use Smart View, what devices are supported, and how to fix common problems.
How Smart View Works
Smart View relies on Wi‑Fi Direct or a shared home network to transmit audio and video in real time. When you enable the feature, your Samsung device becomes a sender, while the TV or external display acts as a receiver. The connection is encrypted, so there is no need for additional cables or third‑party apps.
- Wi‑Fi Direct: Ideal for quick connections when a router is not available.
- Same‑network mirroring: Uses your home Wi‑Fi for a more stable stream, especially for high‑resolution content.
Setting Up Smart View
Step‑by‑Step How to Use Smart View
- Open the Quick Settings panel on your Samsung device by swiping down twice.
- Tap the Smart View icon. If you don’t see it, tap the three‑dot menu and select “Button order” to add it.
- Choose the TV or monitor you want to connect to. The device list shows only those that are powered on and on the same network.
- Once the connection is established, select “Start now” to begin mirroring your screen.
- To stop mirroring, pull down the Quick Settings panel again and tap the Smart View icon to disconnect.
Supported Devices
Smart View works with most Samsung Smart TVs released after 2016, as well as non‑Samsung TVs that support the Miracast standard. If your TV does not have built‑in Miracast
