In 2025, what’s the best way to show Power BI dashboard on a TV?

[jsjcjsjc]

I’ve tried using Edge and PowerPoint, but neither option is ideal. Are there any other methods for presenting Power BI reports on a TV?

Thanks

[dataflip · Accepted solution]

In 2025, the most efficient ways to display a Power BI dashboard on a TV are:

1. Use Microsoft Edge or Chrome on a Mini PC or Android TV Box

Open the Power BI report in full-screen (F11 or presentation mode).

Use the browser's auto-refresh extensions (e.g., Super Auto Refresh Plus) if live updates are needed.

2. Power BI Publish to Web (For Non-Sensitive Data)

Publish the dashboard (if it doesn't contain confidential data) and open the URL directly on the TV browser.

Embed mode works well for large-screen displays.

3. Power BI App on Microsoft Surface or Laptop with HDMI to TV

Run Power BI Desktop or Power BI Service and mirror the display via HDMI, Miracast, or Chromecast.

Ideal for meetings or real-time walkthroughs.

4. Power BI with PowerPoint Loop (For Non-Interactive View)

Export dashboard to PowerPoint or embed visuals, then run it in a loop.

Great for digital signage or office displays.

[dataflip · Accepted solution]

In 2025, the most efficient ways to display a Power BI dashboard on a TV are:

1. Use Microsoft Edge or Chrome on a Mini PC or Android TV Box

Open the Power BI report in full-screen (F11 or presentation mode).

Use the browser's auto-refresh extensions (e.g., Super Auto Refresh Plus) if live updates are needed.

2. Power BI Publish to Web (For Non-Sensitive Data)

Publish the dashboard (if it doesn't contain confidential data) and open the URL directly on the TV browser.

Embed mode works well for large-screen displays.

3. Power BI App on Microsoft Surface or Laptop with HDMI to TV

Run Power BI Desktop or Power BI Service and mirror the display via HDMI, Miracast, or Chromecast.

Ideal for meetings or real-time walkthroughs.

4. Power BI with PowerPoint Loop (For Non-Interactive View)

Export dashboard to PowerPoint or embed visuals, then run it in a loop.

Great for digital signage or office displays.

[v-aatheeque]

Hi @jsjcjsjc 

I wanted to check in to see if the suggestions shared earlier by @dataflip @DataVitalizer  helped resolve the issue related to dashboard.

For displaying Power BI dashboards on large screens, you can use a Mini PC or Android TV Box with a browser in full-screen mode for live, auto-refreshed views; publish dashboards to the web (for non-sensitive data) for quick, borderless display; or connect a laptop running Power BI to the TV for interactive walkthroughs.

If you're still facing challenges or have any follow-up questions, please feel free to let us know. We're here to help!

Looking forward to your update!!
Thank you for being an active member of the Microsoft Fabric Community!

[v-aatheeque]

Hi  @jsjcjsjc ,

I wanted to follow up and see if the suggestions provided earlier by   and   helped you resolve the dashboard issue.For displaying Power BI dashboards on larger screens, consider using a Mini PC or an Android TV Box with a browser set to full-screen mode for live, auto-refreshing views. You can also publish dashboards to the web (for non-sensitive data) for a quick, borderless display, or connect a laptop running Power BI directly to the TV for interactive presentations.

If you’re still encountering any difficulties or have further questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out. We’re here to assist you!

I look forward to hearing from you soon!

Thank you for being an engaged member of the Microsoft Fabric Community!

[v-aatheeque · Accepted solution]

Hi @jsjcjsjc 

I just wanted to follow up to see if the ideas shared earlier by @dataflip  and @DataVitalizer  helped with your dashboard display needs.

For showing Power BI dashboards on large screens, you might also consider:

• Using a Mini PC or Android TV Box to run a browser in full-screen mode for real-time views.

• Publishing dashboards to the web (for non-sensitive data) to get a clean, borderless display.

• Simply connecting a laptop with Power BI directly to the TV for quick, interactive demos.

If you’re still running into issues or have other questions, please let us know  we’re happy to explore further solutions with you!

If we don’t hear back, we may close this thread in line with our community guidelines, but you’re always welcome to post a new query anytime.
Thank you for being part of the Microsoft Fabric Community!

[DataVitalizer]

Hi @jsjcjsjc 

I usually suggest this to my customers.

Try installing the Power BI Mobile app on your TV, once it's set up, you should be able to access your reports directly.

Just make sure the account you're signed in with has the right access to the reports and workspaces.

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[MasonMA]

@jsjcjsjcInteresting question 🙂