“In the overview description it says "the wireless connection lets you connect both Android and Apple devices to it" but in the questions and answers LG says you cannot mirror from an iOS device. So what exactly can you do from an iphone wirelessly?”
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In response to LGs answer. You say that: "There is nothing in the description that states that the LG CineBeam LED Projector with Built-In Battery, Bluetooth Sound Out and Screen Share, Model # PH550 lets you connect to both Android and Apple devices." I am confused because when you click on the tab that says "Overview" it clearly states: "It includes a built-in battery that lasts for up to 2.5 hours so that you can transport this projector with you, and the wireless connection lets you connect both Android and Apple devices to it." I have included a picture in case you cannot find it. If you cannot connect this device to an Apple device then that should probably be mentioned in the description. Perhaps that is why there are so many questions about connecting to an iOS device.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have an iPhone and if you buy an adapter, you can stream from your phone. We watch movies off Hulu and Britbix. I am not sure about Android.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi SB. There is nothing in the description that states that the LG CineBeam LED Projector with Built-In Battery, Bluetooth Sound Out and Screen Share, Model # PH550 lets you connect to both Android and Apple devices. It only states that "The PH550 has a wireless mirroring function that connects it to a smartphone or a tablet accessing content for projection¹. It also can display movies, pictures, music and even office documents on USB drives too." The Screen Share feature works with Android O/S WiDi supporting devices. Apple devices or iOS devices do not support WiDi. You cannot do anything from an iPhone wirelessly with this device...^IFV
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