AirParrot Alternative
What’s the difference between AirParrot and Airtame 2?
AirParrot Alternative
What’s the difference between AirParrot and Airtame 2?
Airtame and AirParrot offer wireless screen sharing. Airtame provides a physical product (the receiver) that connects to an HDMI display (or VGA display with an adapter). AirParrot, on the other hand, is an app designed to let you send content to media receivers such as Chromecast and Apple TV. Therefore, AirParrot acts as supplementary software to an existing hardware setup.
Below we provide further comparison between Airtame 2 and AirParrot. Please note that all technical specifications are taken directly from AirParrot’s website.
Airtame 2 | AirParrot 2 | |
---|---|---|
Powering | AC adapter or Power over Ethernet | |
Price* | $499 | $4.99-12.99 per user depending on the operating system |
Connectivity | ||
Windows | Airtame app + Miracast | AirParrot app |
macOS | Airtame app + AirPlay | AirParrot app |
Chromebook | Airtame app + Google Cast | AirParrot app |
Linux | Airtame app + Google Cast | |
iOS | AirPlay | AirParrot app |
Android | Google Cast + Miracast | AirParrot app |
Sharing | ||
Resolution | 1080p up to 60 fps | 1080p up to 30 fps |
Presenter mode | Single window sharing (app) + extended screen (Miracast) | Extended desktop |
One-to-many screen sharing | ||
Touchback support | With Miracast | |
Security | ||
Works on enterprise networks | ||
Pin code connect | Apple TV | |
Web Proxy support | ||
Device management | ||
Bulk updates | ||
Remote updates | ||
Different access levels | ||
Moderator mode | ||
Digital signage | ||
Websites | ||
Custom images | ||
Videos | ||
Productivity apps and dashboards | ||
Calendar sync for room management | ||
Scheduled Content | ||
Power management | ||
Sleep Schedule with CEC support |
*VAT not included.
Last edited on March 15th, 2024