SuperDisplay - Virtual Monitor

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About this app

SuperDisplay turns your Android phone or tablet into a high-performance USB display with pressure support for Windows 10.

Here's how to get started:

① Download SuperDisplay from Google Play.
② Download the Windows driver from https://superdisplay.app
③ Connect your device to your PC via USB or Wi-Fi.


Second monitor
SuperDisplay turns your Android device into a portable USB display for your Windows 10 PC. Duplicate or extend your screen simply by plugging in your phone or tablet.

Superb performance
A laggy display is as good as no display. SuperDisplay was built with performance in mind, and we’re not afraid to show it. SuperDisplay works at 60 fps for the optimal drawing and mirroring experience. Try the app for free to see for yourself.

Pressure-sensitivity
Turn your Android device into a graphics tablet and use apps like Adobe Photoshop® through it. SuperDisplay supports pressure-sensitive styluses like the Samsung S Pen making it ideal for digital art and other creative work.

Adobe Photoshop® is a registered trademark of Adobe in the United States and other countries.

Ratings and reviews

Honestly, this is an amazing app. It runs basically perfect, with my only real complaints being: 1. It doesn't appear to transfer sounds to my phone, which is disappointing, but not irredeemable. 2. I wish the desktop application could store multiple IP addresses for multiple wireless use, or if it is there, I can't find it. Otherwise, I love this app~ 🩷

I've tried a few other apps to use my phone as a touchscreen monitor for my Windows PC, and none have worked as well or with such little hassle as this one. Latency is very minimal with a wired connection, to the point where I hardly notice it. You just plug your phone in, and everything just works with no fuss. Remember to go on the app's website and install the driver for your PC, otherwise the app won't register a conection.

Does what it advertises, and is pretty good for that. It's not very configurable though, and it's not clear how one effectively adds new items to its menu. Also, I have serious qualms with its pricing--not so much that it costs $10, but that it's not up front about the cost from the Google Play store entry. It does not advertise itself as being a demo. However, it is nice that it's a one-time charge, instead of a subscription. EDIT: The proper place to mention it being a demo is _in the text_.

What’s new

Improves compatibility with a wider variety of Android devices