UchihaItachi:

Get an Android box for your TV and watch it transform to a smart TV, and then you'll have a whole new world of possibilities on your hands, stream all the live matches you can think of right from your television, easily cast videos from your mobile phone wirelessly, and kiss all the shitty Cable TVs we have around here goodbye.

mu2sa2:
First of all, your hisense tv must be a smart tv. To screen cast from phone to tv:
(1) On the tv, go to App setting and click on Anyview Cast (that's all for tv);
(2) On your phone, go to settings and under Display click on Cast Screen.
Once you've done the above settings, your tv will search for your phone, then "Smart tv" will appear on the phone, click on it. That's all, anything displayed on your phone screen will also appear simultaneously on your larger tv screen. If you're watching phone video in portrait, you can flip to landscape and the visuals will cover the entire tv screen. When browsing on phone you can screencast, so you don't have to use your tv's inbuilt data guzzling browser. Even downloads under You tube Go cast excellently.It's so beautiful. I tried connecting with expensive Samsung and LG phones and failed.But this cheaper gioneye phone does it fantastically.
I hope this will help.

UchihaItachi:

Maybe with the old conventional methods. But for say, an Android TV for one, there are many apps you could use to wirelessly connect your phone without worrying about latency, zero lags.

Beemhan:

Examples of these apps please?

UchihaItachi:

I always used "LocalCast" but you could use "EShare" or "Web Video Caster" and a ton of other apps on the Play Store

haibe:
I have a Samsung Smartphone and Smart TV so I use the Screen Mirroring [Smart TV] feature with ease.

brightahia:
I use my USB cable to charge n watch videos via phone especially the video of VP Osinbajo stammering to explain why we are WEAR WERE WHERE here today

Xtopher123:
Save up and Buy USB Type C devices

USB Type C can transmit Visuals from your phone to your TVby Default.

Just buy a USB Type C to HDMI cable and youre good to go..