Media players with AirPlay

AirPlay

— apple's proprietary technology used to wirelessly broadcast video and sound from portable devices to stationary equipment — TVs, audio systems, etc. In many ways similar to Miracast, but somewhat more difficult to connect: it works through a local network and requires a wireless router. On the other hand, AirPlay has more extensive functions: in particular, it allows you not only to broadcast content to external devices, but also to control their settings (for example, change the volume). And several receivers can be connected to one gadget at once — for example, a media player with a TV in the living room, an audio system in the office and a portable speaker on the balcony.

Note that initially only “apple” gadgets like the iPhone and iPad could be the signal sources for AirPlay; however, recently this feature (albeit with some limitations) is also available in Android devices.