MirrorPlayer

Play Android Games on PC

  • Up to 2K / 120 FPS casting with adjustable quality
  • As low as 35ms latency with keyboard and mouse
  • Flexible key mapping for wheels, skills, and items
  • Screen-off casting and background highlight recording

Free download for Windows · 3-day full-feature trial

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MirrorPlayer

One-tap Android mirroring to PC with up to 120 FPS sync. No root, no APK install. Native 2K with 100Mbps bitrate. 30ms latency with keyboard and mouse control for top mobile games. Audio to PC, Wi-Fi/USB dual mode.

MirrorPlayer

Flexible key mapping with visual editor for popular games. Configure once, use forever. Local profiles for Peacekeeper Elite, Delta Force, Honor of Kings, Genshin Impact, and more.

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MirrorPlayer

Three-step setup for PC esports control. USB debugging, plug in, and cast. 35ms latency, 2K quality, screen-off casting, highlight recording, and smart reconnect over USB/Wi-Fi.

Popular guides

Focused pages for Android screen mirroring, FPS keyboard & mouse play, and connection tips—then open the full MirrorPlayer overview or docs when you need more.

Quick Start

A few steps to mirror your Android phone to Windows and control it with keyboard and mouse.

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1. Enable Developer Options and USB debugging on Android, then connect phone and PC with a USB cable.

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2. Run MirrorPlayer, click the green robot icon, and mirror your phone to the PC.

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3. Press Ctrl+K to open key mapping settings, choose a preset or create your own layout.

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4. Apply the mapping profile and press "~" as prompted to enable mapping and play with keyboard and mouse.

FAQs

Can I mirror Android to PC for FPS mobile games?

Yes. MirrorPlayer casts your real Android device to Windows with keyboard and mouse mapping—ideal for shooters and other action games.

Do I need an emulator?

No. You play on your phone while the screen appears on the PC. Accounts and anti-cheat stay on the device.

USB or Wi‑Fi—which is better for gaming?

USB is usually more consistent for competitive FPS sessions. Wi‑Fi is convenient after pairing for casual play.

How do I set up key mapping?

After casting, press Ctrl+K to open the mapping editor, load a preset or build your own, then enable mapping.