NetMirror on every Android Smart TV

Any Smart TV running Android TV or Google TV supports the direct APK install. That covers the majority of Smart TVs sold in India and globally — Sony Bravia, Xiaomi Mi TV, OnePlus TV, Realme TV, TCL, Hisense (Android variants), Nokia TV, Toshiba Android TV, Skyworth and many more. Samsung (Tizen) and LG (WebOS) are the only major brands that do not support sideloading APKs — for those, use casting from a phone or a streaming stick.

Yes, but indirectly. Samsung Tizen does not allow sideloading APKs, so the direct install method does not work. Workarounds: (1) Install NetMirror APK on your Android phone and use Smart View / Screen Mirror to cast to the Samsung TV. (2) Plug a Firestick or Chromecast with Google TV into your TV's HDMI port — both run Android and support full NetMirror install. The Firestick 4K (~$30) is the most popular workaround.

Same as Samsung Tizen — WebOS does not support APK sideloading. Cast from your Android phone using LG's screen-mirror feature, or plug in a streaming stick. The LG-branded Magic Remote works fine with both options.

No. None of the Smart TV app stores (Google Play Store on Android TV, Samsung App Store on Tizen, LG Content Store on WebOS) allow content-aggregator apps. The direct APK download from this site is the official way to get NetMirror on any sideload-capable Smart TV.

Sony Bravia runs Android TV, so the direct APK install works perfectly. Tap home → Settings (gear icon) → Device Preferences → Security & Restrictions → Unknown Sources → enable for Chrome. Open Chrome on your Bravia, type netmirror.io/download/smart-tv, tap Download — install. Total time: ~5 minutes.

Hisense models split between Android TV and Vidaa OS. Android Hisense TVs (most newer models) support direct APK install — same flow as Sony or Xiaomi. Older Vidaa-OS Hisense TVs do not support sideloading; cast from your phone instead. Check your TV settings — if you see "Apps from Unknown Sources" toggle in Security, it's Android-based and supports direct install.

Some older Smart TV browsers cannot handle APK downloads. Workarounds: (1) Download NetMirrorTV.apk on your phone, then transfer to TV via the free "Send Files to TV" app (install on both phone and TV from Google Play Store). (2) Save the APK to a USB drive on your computer, plug into TV USB port, install from File Manager.

Yes — on capable Smart TVs. Sony Bravia X90L/X95L, Xiaomi Mi TV 5/6 series, OnePlus Q1 series and TCL C835 all deliver 4K HDR streaming with NetMirror. The auto-quality picker selects the best available stream based on your bandwidth and TV capability.

On Samsung: install Smart View on your Android phone (free from Google Play). On LG: use the built-in Screen Mirror feature on the LG TV remote. Once mirroring is active, open NetMirror on your phone — whatever you watch displays on the TV. The phone screen mirrors fully so the experience is identical.

When a new TV APK is released (every 2-3 weeks), an in-app update banner appears. Tap to download and install. If you don't see the banner, just visit this page on your TV browser and re-download — installing the new APK over the old one preserves your watch progress and settings.

Yes — by adding a streaming stick. Plug a Firestick, Chromecast with Google TV, or Mi TV Stick into your TV's HDMI port. The stick provides the smart-TV functionality; install NetMirror on the stick and watch on your TV. The Firestick 4K Max is the most popular choice.

Whether using a streaming aggregator is legal depends on your country and local copyright law. We recommend a reliable VPN for privacy on any free streaming service. Most major VPNs offer Smart TV apps — see our best VPN guide.