Which TVs accept screen mirroring from Android

Every smart TV brand implements mirroring differently, and several of them ship more than one platform under the same badge. This is the full matrix, with the menu path for each and the specific failure that catches most people out.

Screen mirroring support by TV brand
BrandFeature namePlatformsWhere to find it
SamsungScreen Mirroring / Smart ViewTizenSource, then Screen Mirroring - or simply accept the prompt that appears on the TV
LGScreen SharewebOSHome, then Screen Share - open it on the TV before scanning from the phone
HisenseAnyview Cast (VIDAA) or Chromecast built-in (Google TV)VIDAA, Google TV, Android TV, Roku TVVIDAA: Settings, Network, Anyview Cast - or the Inputs list. Google TV: no setup needed.
TCLChromecast built-in (Google TV) or Screen mirroring (Roku TV)Google TV, Android TV, Roku TVGoogle TV: no setup needed. Roku TV: Settings, System, Screen mirroring.
RokuScreen mirroringRoku OSSettings, System, Screen mirroring, then Screen mirroring mode
SonyScreen mirroring (2013-2020) or Chromecast built-in (Google TV)Android TV, Google TV, Linux (pre-2015)2013-2020 sets: pick Screen mirroring from the Inputs list. Google TV sets: nothing to enable, cast from the app.
VizioSmartCast with Chromecast built-inSmartCastNothing to enable. Cast from any Chromecast-enabled app - there is no screen-mirroring menu on SmartCast.
PhilipsChromecast built-in (Android TV) or Screen mirroring (other models)Android TV, Google TV, Saphi, Titan OSAndroid and Google TV sets: nothing to enable. Other models: Settings, then Screen mirroring or Wi-Fi Miracast.
Amazon Fire TVDisplay MirroringFire OSPress and hold the Home button, then choose Mirroring

Knowing your TV accepts mirroring is only half the answer. Your phone has to be able to send it. Check both devices together.

Knowing the TV is only half of it

Your phone has to be able to send what the television can receive. Check both together and get a straight answer.