EZCast Beam V2, a projector designed for personal home cinema
EZCast Beam V2, the latest screen mirroring projector, supports bright and vivid HD projection. It packs a lot of features into its design to make it one of the most cost-effective multimedia home projector ever.
Multiple ways to connect you smartphone to EZCast Beam V2
EZCast Beam V2 supports not only plugging and screen mirroring via a charging cable but also wireless display across Wi-Fi. Smartphone users can plug and play screen mirroring with a charging cable, while laptop users can use a USB cable or an HDMI cable to project content.
With an add-on USB wireless adapter, EZCast Beam V2 becomes one of the best projectors with Wi-Fi capabilities, and supports most native wireless display protocols, such as Miracast and AirPlay. It gives you, your family and friends a convenient way to project from smartphones and laptops. EZCast Beam V2 also supports both 2.4GHz and 5GHz Wi-Fi bands, so you can increase wireless screen mirroring speeds on faster and more stable Wi-Fi networks.
Works with all your favorite smart devices
Different people have different preferences in smartphone brands and laptop operating systems, so we have designed EZCast Beam V2 to accommodate most smart devices on the market. Even in the scenario where several people own different OS devices in the same room, V2 can support screen mirroring from any iOS, Android, Windows or macOS device.
For Android devices, you can connect to the projector with a USB charging cable or wirelessly screen mirror with Miracast. With a lighting cable, you can easily screen mirror from iPhone to EZCast Beam V2, or, use AirPlay Screen Mirror to project your iPhone wirelessly. If you want to project from laptops, EZCast Beam V2 supports Miracast, USB, and HDMI connections for your Windows laptops. For a MacBook, you can project with AirPlay wirelessly or through a USB cable connection. You can easily project with whatever devices you want, without switching modes.
Feature-rich companion app
The companion app, EZCast app, provides many features to enrich your screen mirroring experiences. EZChannel allows you to view videos from different platforms, such as YouTube, Dailymotion, Vimeo…etc, in one place, and also create custom playlists to autoplay on startup. You can also play videos, photos on a big screen, and use the smartphone as a document camera.
Real multimedia home projector
Apart from screen mirroring from smartphones, laptops and PCs to the projector, it can also work with all HDMI devices such as TV sticks, gaming consoles, and USB/SD flash drives. You can simply save videos, photos in a USB drive/SD card and play it on EZCast Beam V2. Connecting to game consoles such as Nintendo Switch and PlayStation 4 with an HDMI cable, while adding external speakers through 3.5mm headphone jack, EZCast Beam V2 allows you to have the most exciting gaming experience.
How to project your iPhone screen to EZCast Beam V2?
There are 3 ways to screen mirror from iPhone to EZCast Beam V2. If you prefer a quick and easy setup, you can just connect an iPhone to EZCast Beam V2 with a charging cable. If you like to project wirelessly, you can enable wireless display with either AirPlay Screen Mirroring or EZCast app.
First, plug in the Wi-Fi adapter to the USB port of EZCast Beam V2. Second, long-press the power button for 3 seconds. Third, choose your preferred language and connect EZCast Beam V2 to a local Wi-Fi network. Fourth, connect your iPhone to the same local Wi-Fi network and select “iOS” on the screen, then execute AirPlay Screen Mirroring in the Control Center of your iPhone to start projecting.
If you want to use the EZCast app, please select “EZCast” instead. Then follow the instructions on the screen to use the multimedia features.
How to project your Android phone screen to EZCast Beam V2?
Apart from wired screen mirroring and wireless casting with Miracast, here is another ingenious way to project your Android phone to through Wi-Fi network. Select “Android” on the menu and choose the “Google Home” function. Then execute the Home app on your phone to cast your screen.
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