Works the way I needed it, however just a few faults:1. It doesn’t mirror the real time for some reason. Actual time might be 8:17am on phone, but mirrored on desktop might show 9:17am, or different. Doesn’t effect the phone, or desktop, but just odd.2. Always delayed when plugged in and trying to recognize for devices. Sometimes I need to unplug and re-plugin, or restart app for my phone to be recognized.

I use the app every week or more. It is great to be able to reliably view my iPhone or iPad on my MBP. I use it for getting videos and screenshots for development and testing purposes. I also use it for demos internally.I find though there are other ways to record what I need, they all take a long time to set up, then turn on the recording and turn it off and sync etc. Instead I pop up QuickScreen and then record what I want, with both my phone and also websites from Safari or apps or whatever, on my screen at the same time. I use Camtasia to record and MonoSnap to screenshot but there are lots of alternatives.Having 2 interfaces at once up (mobile and MBP) saves a lot of merging work.With both QuickScreen and other USB mirrroring methods you need a high quality USB cable. Some "sync" and charge cables don't connect well. Could be internal wire breaks or cheap cables or in once case, my cat partially damaging a cable. Still charged but the signal was not reliable. Suggestions: 1. Could you make the grey-space above and below the iPhone shrinkable? So I can get a larger image. 2. A pop-up to tell people if they aren't connecting, it may very well be their cable. Just beceuae a couple of people I referred to this app had that issue.3. Have a Donate link on your website? Because I would send a few dollars your way for an excellent app!These suggestions are just polishing. Thanks!

I started using QuickScreen when it was still a bets version. It did not do audio at that time and I contacted the deverlopers and aludio was added in their next version. I use it in two classes i teadh each week with great sucess. I see the recent app update has macOS 11, Big Sur desktop so am looking forward to using it when updating to Big Sur. Thanks again from the US.

This app worked perfectly for an iPhone training class I conducted. Never failed me after 5 days of usage. MBP was connected to projector using HDMI. Glad to see that version 1.1 has audio. I also use Airserver, which is an Airplay app, but Quickscreen just worked better with a truer rendering of the iPhone screen, even though i have to use a USB-Lightening cable connection from the MBP to iPhone. iPhone 8, MBP 2017 NTB