How to Cast iPad to Roku TV? A Complete Guide

You can see all the iPad data, like pictures and videos, on a bigger screen, cherishing moments with friends or family groups. However, there are different ways to mirror iPad to Roku, and you must know the right steps to make it work seamlessly. 

To help you in this regard, we are going to discuss different methods with a step-by-step guide on how you can cast iPad to Roku. Let's dig in!

How to Mirror iPad to Roku TV?

There are two different approaches to casting iPads to Roku: either wirelessly or via a wired connection. Let's discuss both in detail:

Mirroring iPad to Roku Wirelessly

There are various methods you can try to cast your iPad to Roku TV wirelessly. For instance, you can opt for AirPlay, or Airdroid Cast. Here's a detailed overview of each method so you can seamlessly cast the iPad content on the big screen:

1AirPlay

The quick and easy way to cast iPad to Roku TV is to use Airplay. It's a built-in feature in Apple products like iPad that enables you to mirror your videos, audio, or pictures on the Roku TV. However, you should know that not all Roku models support the Apple Airplay function. Some common ones that do include Roku:

● Ultra models 4600, 4640, 4660, 4661, 4670

● Express 4K model 3940

● Express 4K+ model 3941

● TV models Axxxx, Cxxxx, CxxGB, and 7xxxx (where x equals any model number)

● Streaming Stick+ models 3810 and 3811

● Streaming Stick 4K model 3820

● Ultra LT models 4662 and 4801

● Streaming Stick 4K+ model 3821

● Streambar model 9102

If you have these Roku TV models, follow the given steps to mirror your iPad:

2Airdroid Cast

You can also use the Airdroid Cast app to screencast your iPad to Roku TV. It's a third-party screen-sharing app that works with almost all Apple as well as Android devices, so you can enjoy entertainment hassle-free. The steps for this are given as:

Casting iPad to Roku without WiFi

If you don't have a wireless connection like WiFi or your Roku TV is outdated and doesn't support advanced features like AirPlay, it's suggested that you opt for a wired connection to cast iPad to Roku TV. Here's what you can try: 

1HDMI

First, get an HDMI cable and AV adapter, as both are required to build the screen casting connection, and then follow these given steps:

If you are not sure about the process, please watch this video tutorial.

However, in our opinion, the best way to cast iPad to Roku is to use Airplay. It's because a wired connection, although viable, comes at a huge cost. For instance, you've to pay for the AV adapter and the HDMI cable which can be costly.

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Conclusion

In conclusion, there are different methods you can try to cast the iPad to Roku TV. Some wireless methods involve using the Roku, Airplay, and Airdroid Cast apps. However, if you have an older version of Roku TV that doesn't support the wireless connection, you can simply use an HDMI cable and AV adapter. Once you've successfully completed screencasting, enjoy your favorite content with loved ones on the big screen.