Mirroring your phone screen to a larger display makes a lot of sense. The bigger, the better applies to many things, and displays happen to number among them: if given the choice, most people would choose to consume content on a larger screen, which is why Smart TVs are so popular.

Regardless, if you wish to mirror your phone screen to your computer's monitor, solutions to help you do so exist. AnyMP4 Phone Mirror supports both iOS and Android devices, and lets the user mirror the display of their respective mobile device in just a few steps.

Displays that natively support screen mirroring take no work at all to set up, so it's quite a surprise to see how a third-party app manages to do the same. The process is different between iOS and Android devices, and users can choose to connect through Wi-Fi, or through a USB cable — but everything is explained in a step-by-step manner, so users of all types should have no problem putting this app to good use.

Using an iOS device, all we had to do was connect to the same Wi-Fi network our computer was on, and open the AirPlay screen. The option to connect to our computer appeared without delay, and the mirroring was underway. We could move the mirroring window on our computer without a problem, and everything went smoothly. There was very little lag with the mirroring itself, though that's mainly dependent on your connection.

Users can record their mirrored screen through this program. To do so, press the Record button, and the tool will start recording. Screenshots can be taken as well, and they can be saved in a few image formats.

Before starting a recording, you may want to look in the Settings menu: select your preferred resolution, choose if you wish to involve the speaker, and choose the preferred video and audio formats.

AnyMP4 Phone Mirror should handle mobile screen mirroring tasks without any issues. The tool is easy to set up and get started with, leading to a good overall experience.