How to Connect and Configure a Mouse to a Xiaomi TV: The Complete Guide

Using a computer mouse with a Xiaomi TV can make navigating the Android menu much easier TV, working with the browser or launching applications. However, not all users know that modern smart TV from Xiaomi (Mi series). TV 4/5, Redmi Smart TV, Xiaomi TV A) support the connection of peripheral devices, from wired USB-In this article, we will discuss all the ways of connecting, the nuances of setting up and solving typical problems.

It is important to understand that the functionality of the mouse on the TV depends on the firmware version. MIUI TV And the models of the device. TV 4S With the Amlogic processor, you may need additional drivers to work correctly. USB-The mouse, while Xiaomi TV Q2 MediaTek supports out-of-the-box connectivity, and we tested all of these methods on the latest firmware in 2026 and put together proven solutions.

What mice are compatible with Xiaomi TVs

Not every mouse will work with Xiaomi TV, depending on the type of connection and protocol.

• 🔌 Wired USB-Mouse: Almost all models with connector fit USB-A or USB-C (It is better to choose devices with Logitech Unifying chips or standard ones. HID-protocol.
• 📶 Bluetooth mice: require Bluetooth 4.0 support+ The best models are from Microsoft, Razer or Xiaomi Mi Bluetooth Mouse.
• 🖱️ Wireless 2.4 GHz mice: only work with USB-The Receiver, but many Xiaomi TV Adapters are not recognized because of the limitations of the Linux kernel.
• 🎮 Gamepads with touchpad: for example, Xiaomi Game Controller or Steam Controller can emulate a mouse in some applications.

Among the tested models - Logitech M510 (USB/Bluetooth), Xiaomi Mi Wireless Mouse Lite (Bluetooth), Razer Basilisk X Hyperspeed (Bluetooth/2.4 From budget options, Redragon has proven itself well. M602 (wired).

⚠️ Attention: Mice with high DPI (More than 1,600) can cause cursor tremble on Xiaomi TV - Check the sensitivity adjustment before you buy.

Connecting wired USB-Mouse: step-by-step instructions

This is the easiest way, but it requires free access. USB-If there are several ports, we recommend using the port. USB 2.0 (usually black) – it is more compatible with the periphery.

Connection algorithm:

1. Put your mouse in the USB port of your TV. If you use USB-C, you'll need a USB-C → USB-A adapter.
2. Wait for the cursor to appear on the screen (usually takes 5-10 seconds). If the cursor does not appear, go to Settings → Devices → USB-Device and select the Host Controller mode".
3. If necessary, calibrate the cursor speed in Settings → System → Courser.

If the mouse is not identified:

• 🔄 Try another one. USB-Port (on some Xiaomi models, only one port supports the periphery).
• 🔌 Turn off the others. USB-Devices (flash drives, keyboards) that may conflict.
• 📥 Update your TV firmware to the latest version (see section below).

Make sure you're available. USB-port

Use a mouse with a HID 1.1 or higher chip

Disable others USB-device

Update the firmware Xiaomi TV-->

Connecting Bluetooth mouse: nuances and solutions to problems

Wireless connectivity is more convenient, but requires additional settings. The main condition is that the TV must support Bluetooth (check the model specifications). For example, the Xiaomi Mi TV 4A does not have a built-in Bluetooth module, and the Xiaomi TV Q1E supports Bluetooth 5.0.

Instructions for connection:

1. Activate the pairing mode on the mice (usually hold the switch button 3-5 seconds before the indicator blinks).
2. On the TV, go to Settings → Devices → Bluetooth.
3. Select a mouse from the list of available devices and confirm pairing.
4. If you have a request for input PIN-Try the standard combinations: 0000, 1234 or 8888.

Typical problems and solutions:

⚠️ Xiaomi TVs with firmware older than 2022 may not support Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE). In this case, connect the mouse through USB-receiver (if the model supports it).

Setting sensitivity and additional mouse buttons

Once the mouse is successfully connected, it can be fine-tuned, and the following options are available in Xiaomi TV:

• 🖱️ Cursor speed: adjustable in Settings → System system → Courier → Pointer speed: The optimal value for most tasks is 50-70%.
• 🔄 Scroll inversion: If the mouse wheel is running backwards, turn on the option to Invert Scroll in the same menu.
• 🎯 Pointer acceleration: disable this function if the cursor is moving unevenly (mouse acceleration) → Off.).
• ⚙️ Assignment of buttons: on some models (for example, Xiaomi) TV S Pro) side buttons can be reassigned via Settings → Devices → Mouse. → Button settings.

For advanced users: if the standard settings are not satisfied, you can use the Mouse Tweaks app from Google Play (available on Xiaomi TV with Android TV support).

• Set the DPI of the cursor separately along the X and Y axes.
• Create macros for buttons (e.g. double clicking on the middle button).
• Emulate touchpad gestures (useful for the browser).

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If the mouse is too sensitive, reduce the DPI directly on the device (if the model supports adjustment) or use the X-Mouse Button Control program on your PC to pre-configure before connecting to the TV.

Solving problems with a broken mouse

If the mouse is connected but not functioning, follow this diagnostic algorithm:

1. Check the port and cable: Connect your mouse to another device (PC, laptop) to make sure it doesn't malfunction. USB-cable (especially relevant for mice with removable cord).
2. Update the TV firmware: Settings → On TV. → Updating the system → Update firmware versions for popular models: Xiaomi Mi TV 5 Pro: MIUI TV 3.0.1+ (support USB 3.0). Redmi Smart TV X55: PatchWall 4.0.5+ (Bluetooth bugs fixed. - Xiaomi TV A Pro: Android 11+ (full-time HID-device).

Reset the settings.

If the mouse has been working before but stopped, reset the USB/Bluetooth settings:

Settings → System → Reset → Reset the settings of input devices

Critical information: On Xiaomi Mi TV 4C with firmware older than 2021, you may not have support for mice with a resolution of more than 1000 DPI due to the limitations of the Linux 3.14 kernel. In this case, use a mouse with an adjustable DPI (for example, Logitech G300s) and set the value of 800-1000.

Using the mouse in games and specialized applications

The mouse on Xiaomi TV is useful not only for navigating the menu, but also for:

• 🎮 Cloud Gaming: In Services NVIDIA GeForce NOW, Xbox Cloud Gaming or Booster Mouse Makes It More Accurate to Target Shooters.
• 🌐 Web surfing: in the browser TV Bro or Google Chrome is easier to browse pages and fill out forms.
• 📝 Work with office documents: through Microsoft Office or WPS Office can edit tables and presentations.
• 🎨 Graphic Editors: In Krita or Inkscape (available via Google Play), the mouse is indispensable for accurate work.

For gamers, some games (such as Minecraft or Roblox) require touchpad emulation.

1. Install the Octopus app from Google Play.
2. In the emulator settings, select Mouse → Touchpad.
3. Calibrate the sensitivity zone (recommended values: Sensitivity: 70%, Dead Zone: 10%).

⚠️ Note: In games that support gamepad emulation (for example, Call of Duty Mobile), the mouse may conflict with the virtual gamepad. Turn off the Autodetection option in the game settings.

Alternative ways of control: keyboard, remote with touchpad

If a mouse is not suitable for some reason, consider alternatives:

• ⌨️ Keyboard with touchpad: for example, Logitech K400 Plus or Xiaomi Mi Bluetooth Keyboard. Allows you to control the cursor and type text.
• 🎮 Gamepad with a gyroscope: Xiaomi Game Controller or 8BitDo Pro 2 can emulate a mouse in Gyro Mouse mode.
• 📱 Smartphone as a remote: Mi Remote or Unified Remote apps allow you to control your cursor over Wi-Fi.
• 🖱️ Air mouse remote: for example, Xiaomi Mi TV Remote Pro has a built-in gyroscope to control the pointer.

Comparison of alternative devices:

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For maximum accuracy in games and graphics editors, it is better to use wired USB-A mouse with a high optical sensor (e.g., Razer DeathAdder Essential).

FAQ: Frequent questions about setting up a mouse on Xiaomi TV