Reflector 4 vs X-Mirage

Reflector 4

Figure	Reflector 4	X-Mirage
Price from	—	—
Free plan	—	—
Free trial	Yes	Yes
Open source	—	—
Windows	Yes	Yes
macOS	Yes	Yes
Plans published	1	2
Spec score · Screen Sharing Software	8.4 (#7)	7.4 (#25)
Intended users	The maker offers volume licensing for schools, districts and organizations deploying Reflector to a business or school.	The maker describes use cases including classroom presentation, business presentations, iOS app demonstrations, tutorials, and game recording.
License limit	The maker says one license is required for each computer running Reflector.	A single license registers X-Mirage on one computer, and Mac and Windows licenses cannot be used interchangeably.
Multiple devices	Reflector can connect any number and combination of devices at the same time.	X-Mirage can mirror multiple iOS devices to one Mac or PC at the same time.
Network requirement	Mirroring requires a local network connection, and Reflector and the connecting device must be on the same subnet with Bonjour and mDNS multicast traffic enabled.	The computer and devices must be on the same Wi-Fi network; the download page recommends wireless 802.11n or Ethernet.
Purpose	Reflector 4 is screen-mirroring receiver software that lets computers receive wireless mirroring and streaming from other devices.	X-Mirage turns a Mac or Windows PC into an AirPlay and Google Cast receiver for mirroring or streaming content from Apple devices.

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X-Mirage has no write-up on Specifiction yet; its figures are above.