Huawei mobile phone users account for a relatively high proportion in China. After all, Huawei 's market share in the previous two years was close to half. Xiaozhai remembers that for a period of time, for every ten smartphones sold in the domestic market, there were more than four Huawei phones. This ratio was very scary. However, due to the limited supply of Huawei's parts and components, the market share of Huawei's mobile phones is also declining.
So, how does Huawei mobile phone project on TV? Today, I have prepared several solutions for everyone.
First, Huawei mobile phones can be upgraded to Hongmeng system
If the TV at home is Hongmeng system, then direct screen projection can be said to be almost seamless. You only need to select the screen to project to the TV in the software, and even recognize Huawei's Bluetooth headsets and switch to Bluetooth mode. Huawei’s distributed operating system has a very good current experience, which is difficult for other manufacturers to achieve. However, this scheme requires all equipment to be upgraded to the Hongmeng system, which has high requirements on the equipment system, and one link is indispensable. But I have to admit that this is the best solution at the moment, and its ease of use and stability are at the top level in the industry. Of course, the cost of implementing this program is still relatively high. After all, Huawei's products are not very cheap.
Second, support the projection function, download the video software that supports the projection function
Your Huawei mobile phone can support the projection function; the current projection scheme on TV is still Many, some are built-in projection functions. For example, manufacturers such as , Sony and Samsung can project the screen through the built-in projection function of the TV. Not only there are no ads, but the fluency is relatively high. In addition, some TVs do not have a screen projection function,Need the help of third-party software, many third-party software either have advertisements, or the screen projection experience is not very good. I also discovered some "magic" technologies, which actually require TVs and mobile phones to be shielded under WiFi. This experience is not very good. For example, what if the TV is connected with a network cable? These TV manufacturers failed to connect wired and wireless connections.
Third, it is wired projection
Huawei’s flagship phones launched in recent years all support USB3.1 transmission protocol, so you can use the adapter cable to connect directly to the TV , Is undoubtedly more troublesome, but the stability is still relatively high; Huawei also introduced the PC mode, which can switch to a better PC mode when connected to a large screen. The experience is similar to that of a computer, which is still very interesting. However, it should be noted that currently only Huawei flagship phones support the USB3.1 transmission protocol, and devices that only support the USB2.0 transmission protocol either cannot perform wired transmission or have a poor experience, so this can only be achieved by purchasing a Huawei flagship phone.
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