The T20 has a wireless display connection | Tech Reddy

What the Nokia T21 brings from the start is the ability to use the tablet as a second screen. Windows 10 and 11 offer the ability to wirelessly connect tablets and other WiFi-enabled displays to computers that can be used as second displays. That wasn’t an option when the Nokia T20 hit the market, so the T21 seemed like a logical upgrade. I’m a little disappointed that its sharp 2K screen can’t be used as a secondary display, as that option certainly works best. You can use an app for the same option, but it will never work like Windows Wireless. Anyway, you might wonder why anyone would use a tablet as a second display, but if you have a 14-inch laptop, a second display can be useful for working outside the office.

With the Android 12 update, the Second Screen option is now available for the Nokia T20. This option makes the tablet visible to your computer so you can connect it and use it as a second screen over WiFi in a few simple steps. The prerequisite is that both the PC and Nokia T20 are connected to the same WiFi network and the T20 is updated to Android 12.

Here’s what you need to do:

1. On your device you need to click Second screen button, which will take you to a guide that guides you to the next step. If you don’t find a button in the drop-down menu, you can add it by editing buttons.
2. Press Windows key + K then select Nokia T20 from the list of available devices
3. The tablet is visible until you are in the Second Screen window
4. When a message appears on the tablet to connect, click the “Accept” button
5. That should be it, set the Windows display order as you did for the second screen and move on

This is a very useful option that makes the Nokia T20 even more feature-rich than before. You can even enable touch and mouse controls and use the tablet as if Windows were installed on it. Also, right now I can imagine this tablet next to a 14 or 15 inch Nokia laptop from OffGlobal.

Thanks to Luke for pointing this out!