ApowerMirror

ApowerMirror is a screen mirroring and remote control utility that lets you cast Android devices to Windows PCs, macOS computers, smart TVs, and tablets. It provides wireless screen sharing with audio synchronization, allowing users to view and control Android phones from a larger screen using keyboard and mouse input. The app supports simultaneous streaming of up to four devices, includes screen recording and screenshot capture, and can mirror between devices on different networks via its AirCast feature. It is used for personal productivity, gaming, business presentations, education, and live streaming.</description> <parameter name="recommendation">ApowerMirror was not tested on Apple Silicon Macs as of the last public report, and the available search results do not indicate that Apowersoft has released a native Apple Silicon build. The app is primarily distributed as a desktop application for Windows and Android, with limited clarity on the current macOS version's architecture support. Because the September 2028 deadline for Rosetta 2 removal in macOS 28 is now about 28 months away, you should contact Apowersoft directly to confirm whether they plan to ship a native Apple Silicon build before that release. Ask them explicitly whether the macOS version is currently universal (supporting both Intel and Apple Silicon), Intel-only, or already native — and if Intel-only, whether a native version is in development. In the meantime, the Intel build continues to run under Rosetta 2, so there is no immediate urgency, but you will need a clear answer from the vendor within the next year to plan your workflow with confidence. If they indicate they have no plans for a native build, you may need to explore alternative screen mirroring tools that already support Apple Silicon natively, such as Scrcpy (free, open-source command-line tool) or commercial alternatives like Reflector.