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How to Check if Your TV Supports AirPlay
Key Takeaways
- LG, Samsung, Sony, and Vizio have TV models with AirPlay support.
- Specific TV series from each company with AirPlay support start from older models and all their successors.
- You can check if your TV supports AirPlay by checking the input options on your TV using the source button on the remote, but this might not apply to all TV brands and TV operating systems.
If you have an Apple device, AirPlay support is crucial when purchasing a new TV. Unfortunately, not all TV models include AirPlay support.
Below are all the TV models with AirPlay support; if your model is not listed, I’ll show you how to check if it includes AirPlay.
LG TVs with AirPlay
LG’s TV lineup prominently includes AirPlay support, starting with its cheapest UHD models, followed by its NanoCell and the high-end OLED C and G lineup with models such as the LG 65-inch Class OLED evo C4 series smart TV.
Here are LG TVs with AirPlay support:
- LG OLED: 2018 and newer models, including the B8, C8, C4, G4, and E8 series.
- LG NanoCell: 2019 and newer models, including the SM99, SM95, SM90, SM86, and SM81 series.
- LG UHD TV: 2018 and newer models, including the UK62 and above and the UK7 series.
- LG Super UHD TV: 2016 and newer models, including the UH95, UH85, UH77, and UH76 series.
Samsung TVs with AirPlay
Samsung’s TV lineup also has various models with AirPlay support built-in, starting with models released in 2017.
- Samsung QLED 4K: 2018 and newer models, including the Q6, Q7, Q8, and Q9 series.
- Samsung QLED 8K: 2019 and newer models, including the Q9 series.
- Samsung UHD: 2018 and newer models, including the 6, 7, and 8 series.
- Samsung FHD/HD: 2018 and newer models, including the 4 and 5 series.
- Samsung Serif: 2019 and newer models.
- Samsung The Frame: 2018 and newer models, including The Frame LS03B series.
- Samsung UHD: 2018 and newer models, including the 6, 7, and 8 series.
Sony TVs with AirPlay
If you’re looking to get a new Sony TV with AirPlay support, there are a variety of models to pick from. They include the following:
- Sony A: 2018 and later models, including the Sony A9F, A9G, A9S, and A95L series.
- Sony X: 2019 models and newer, including the Sony X85G, X95G, and X80H series.
- Sony Z: 2018 and newer models, including the Z9F, Z9G, Z8H, and Z9J series.
Vizio TVs with AirPlay
With one of its models featured in our list of the best gaming TVs for PS5 and Xbox Series S|X, Vizio is also a solid option if you’re looking for a new TV. The company also has several models with AirPlay support, such as the Vizio 65-inch Quantum Pro 4K QLED 120Hz TV.
The full list of Vizion TVs with AirPlay includes the following:
- Vizio OLED: 2020 and newer models.
- Vizio P‑Series: 2018 and newer models, including the Quantum, Quantum X, and Quantum Pro series.
- Vizio P‑Series: 2016 and newer models.
- Vizio M‑Series: 2019 and newer models, including the Quantum series.
- Vizio M‑Series: 2016 and newer series.
- Vizio E‑Series: 2016 and newer models.
- Vizio V‑Series: 2019 and newer models.
- Vizio D‑Series: 2018 and latest models.
How to Check if Your TV Supports AirPlay
If you’re unsure if your current TV has AirPlay support, there is a way to check.
Depending on your TV model and the operating system, the steps for checking for AirPlay support will vary.
You can check for AirPlay support by following these steps:
- Click the Source button on your remote.
- Select Edit.
- From the horizontal menu, check if AirPlay is one of the input options. If you see it, your TV supports AirPlay. If you don’t, it doesn’t.
On some TV models, you can check for AirPlay support in Settings. If it does, follow our guide on connecting your iPhone or iPad to your TV. There are various fixes to try if AirPlay doesn’t work despite being supported.
While we haven’t listed all the TV brands in existence, most have models with built-in AirPlay support. If your brand isn’t listed, you can search for the specific model online and check if AirPlay is included in the official specifications. You can also check the user manual included in the box when you bought the TV if there’s a mention of AirPlay support.