Vysor review
A focused way to view and control phones, with wireless access and file transfer.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Vysor mirrors and controls iOS and Android devices from desktop apps or a browser, with keyboard and mouse input. It is aimed at teams that need to work with physical phones remotely, including Android developers. Desktop downloads are available for Windows, Mac, and Linux, and listed capabilities include screenshots, wireless connections, fullscreen mode, high-quality mirroring, and drag-and-drop file transfer. The focus is mobile-device access rather than general-purpose remote desktop management.
Vysor’s published plans separate Pro purchases from Enterprise licensing. Pro is listed at $2.50 per month, $10 per year, or $40 as a one-time lifetime purchase; each option includes iOS and Android mirroring and control, screenshots, high-quality mirroring, fullscreen mode, wireless connections, and Vysor Share. Enterprise is listed at $2 per active user per month and covers Android mirroring and control, alongside the same other listed capabilities. Its enterprise page has a five-user minimum. This makes Pro the better fit for buyers who need iOS access or prefer an individual purchase, while Enterprise is priced around active users and Android access.
Platform reach and access method are practical strengths: users can work through Windows, Mac, Linux, or browser clients, and Vysor Share enables remote screen and ADB access. File transfer is also listed as a drag-and-drop capability. Support channels include documentation and email. Vysor is a reasonable choice when the task is specifically remote phone viewing and control, especially for Android workflows. Teams seeking broad remote support-management features or remote access to computers should look for a product built for those needs instead.
Vysor pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Controls iOS and Android from desktop or browser clients
- Supports wireless connections, screenshots, and fullscreen mode
- Vysor Share provides remote screen and ADB access
- Where it doesn't
- Focused on mobile devices rather than general-purpose remote desktops
- Pro and Enterprise plans have different device coverage
- Enterprise pricing has a five-user minimum
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