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Save 30% on iMobie AnyMiro to Live Stream Mobile Gaming

By Laura Tucker
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If you like to take your gaming on the go, you’re likely doing it on your smartphone. If you also like to share your gaming by live streaming it, you’re not alone. But if you want to do that on a larger platform than your mobile, you need to mirror your phone screen to a PC. iMobie AnyMiro can help you do that, and the company is also providing an additional 30% off.

Take advantage of iMobie’s more than 10 years of development. The software works with OBS Studio, Facebook, and Twitch. Additionally, stream your mobile gameplay to YouTube, Facebook, or a custom RTMP. You’ll have a solid connection between your mobile device and PC, allowing you to get up to 10 hours of streaming.

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All of this is done via a stable connection with no lag, flowing seamlessly with great quality. Your audience will see every detailed pixel, leaving you with no worries. The audio with also have the right flow, enhancing your gameplay, allowing your audience to hear the game tracks and sound effects as you take on opponents in your favorite games.

You’re not limited to only gaming while live streaming with iMobie AnyMiro. It’s also great for teachers to showing lessons to their students, or in a church setting to reach out to members of the congregation who aren’t able to make into the church services, Live stream your music even. To put it simply, whatever you are doing on your smartphone, can be displayed on the larger PC or Mac screen, then shared with whomever you’d like, an audience of just one or thousands.

The company is providing Make Tech Easier readers with an additional 30% off iMobie AnyMiro. While they are already offering a three-month subscription for five PCs at a 50% discount. Apply the discount coupon code MTEAM030 to get it for just $13.99, with free updates, 24/7 customer support, and a money-back guarantee.

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Laura Tucker
Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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