Version 2.2.22
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- Aug 23, 2026
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- 15.5 MB · XAPK
- Android
- Android 5.0+
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- Archived build
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- 15.5 MB
- File type
- XAPK
- Requirement
- Android 5.0+
- Uploaded on
- Aug 23, 2026
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- Uploaded on
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- 15.5 MB · XAPK
- Android
- Android 5.0+
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Current latest: SuperDisplay: Virtual Monitor 2.2.22
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SuperDisplay: Virtual Monitor 2.2.22 archive notes
SuperDisplay: Virtual Monitor 2.2.22 turns an Android phone or tablet into a companion display for a Windows computer. The connection screen offers Wi-Fi, USB, and direct IP routes, so a portable second screen can fit a desk, travel, or drawing setup. Settings let users choose landscape or portrait behavior, adjust refresh rate, mirror the image horizontally, draw beneath a camera notch, route computer audio to the Android device, and tune stylus controls such as native S Pen support. The app opens in a time-limited trial and includes a purchase restore path; its first-run notice also directs users to install the Windows driver from superdisplay.app. Android 5.0 or newer is required by the package. A Windows host, companion driver, and active USB or Wi-Fi link are required for the display session.
USB, Wi-Fi, and IP display connections
The Android companion offers three practical routes to a Windows host: a direct USB cable, a reachable Wi-Fi network, or manual IP entry. That flexibility lets a tablet serve as a portable second screen at a desk, in a studio, or while travelling, provided the Windows driver is ready.
Orientation, refresh, and mirror controls
Landscape, portrait, fixed, and reverse orientation choices help the screen fit documents, wide desktops, or vertical tools. A 60 Hz refresh option, horizontal mirroring, and a camera-notch drawing setting give users more control over the way the extra display sits in a particular workspace.
Stylus and computer-audio options
Native pressure-sensitive stylus support, Samsung S Pen handling, pen-button right-click, and computer-audio playback extend the setup beyond basic mirroring. These controls can make an Android tablet useful for drawing, annotation, presentations, and remote desktop work.
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com.kelocube.mirrorclient
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0 / 75 flagged
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947de6a180c683b6b03b41920bcb3ac91bcc49df68a7fc3203d12f9880366ba5
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Android device · Installed and opened
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