Connecting Sony PlayStation 4 or PlayStation 5 to a Xiaomi TV seems like a simple task – just connect the devices. HDMI-But in practice, users have problems: no sound, no picture breaks, no input lag, and sometimes the TV doesn't recognize the console at all. In this article, we will analyze all possible ways of connecting (including wireless), the optimal settings for Xiaomi Mi. TV, Redmi Smart TV Other models and solutions to common errors.
Feature of Xiaomi TVs – proprietary shell PatchWall (or Google) TV In new models, which may conflict with the settings of the consoles. HDMI-TV ports support HDMI 2.1 (relevant PS5), permitting 4K@60Hz instead 120Hz. We tested the connectivity on the Mi models. TV Q2 55", Redmi Smart Fire TV 43" Xiaomi TV A Pro 65" — All recommendations are relevant for the firmware 2023–2026 year-end.
1.Preparation: What will be needed to connect
Before connecting devices, check for all components. Without some accessories, connection will be impossible or limited.
- 🎮 Game console (PS4 Slim/Pro or PS5) original-powered.
- 📺 Xiaomi TV with at least one free TV HDMI-port (preferably) HDMI 2.0/2.1).
- 🔌 HDMI-cable PS5 mandatory High-Speed HDMI 2.1 (complete with console), for PS4 standard fit HDMI 1.4.
- 🔋 Controller DualSense/DualShock chargeable 30% (wirelessly).
- 📶 Wi-Fi router 5/6 (If you plan to play online or stream games through PS Remote Play).
Important: Xiaomi 4K TVs (QLED, OLED or Pro models) require HDMI 2.1 to be enabled manually – otherwise the PS5 won’t be able to display a picture in 4K@120Hz or with VRR support. If your Released TV is up to 2020, it’s likely to only have HDMI 2.0, which will limit frame rates to 60Hz.
Also prepare:
- 🔧 Screwdriver (if you need to fasten the bracket for the console).
- 📱 Smartphone with Xiaomi app TV Remote (for TV control without remote control).
- 🔊 External sound system (if the built-in TV speakers do not suit you).
Connection via HDMI: step-by-step instructions
This is the basic and most reliable way, and even if you're planning to use wireless technology, you'll need HDMI to set up your initial setup.
- Turn off the PlayStation and Xiaomi TV from the outlet (not enough to put it in standby mode!). Wait 30 seconds - it will reset the cache HDMI-port.
- Connect. HDMI-cable to the console and the TV. PS5 use the port HDMI IN (ARC/eARC) (It's usually tagged on the back of the TV. PS4 Any free person will do HDMI.
- Turn on the TV and go to the signal source: on the Xiaomi remote, click Input (or Source) and select the appropriate one. HDMI-port.
- Turn on the console with a button on the case or controller. If the screen remains black, hold the power button on PS4/PS5 for 7 seconds until you hear the second beep (reset resolution).
If the picture appears, but there are artifacts (strips, torn edges), check:
- 🔄 Cable quality: cheap HDMI may not support 4K HDR.
- 🔧 TV settings: in Settings → Display and sound → Advanced settings → Regime. HDMI Choose a PC (not a Game Console).
- 🎮 Settings PS5/PS4: Go to Settings. → Screen and video → Permission and select Automatically.
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3. setting the optimal resolution and frame rate
Xiaomi TVs often limit the screen refresh rate to 60Hz by default, even if they support 120Hz. For the PS5, this is critical - many games (like Call of Duty: Warzone or Fortnite) support 120 FPS, but require the right settings.
First, check the characteristics of your TV:
| Model Xiaomi TV | Max, permission. | Support for HDMI 2.1 | VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mi TV Q2 55"/65" | 4K@120Hz | Yes (1 port) | Yes. |
| Redmi Smart Fire TV 43" | 4K@60Hz | No. | No. |
| Xiaomi TV A Pro 75" | 4K@120Hz | Yes (2 ports) | Yes. |
| Mi TV P1 55" | 4K@60Hz | No. | No. |
To enable 120Hz on compatible models:
- On the Xiaomi remote, click Settings → Display and Sound → Advanced Settings → HDMI Mode.
- Select the port to which the console is connected and activate HDMI 2.1 (if available).
- On PS5, go to Settings → Screen and Video → Video Out and install:
⚠️ Warning: If after turning on 120Hz the screen begins to flicker or stripes appear, go back to 60Hz - yours HDMI-The cable or TV port does not support high frequency. HDMI).
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If your Xiaomi TV doesn’t support 120Hz, but you want to reduce the input latency, turn on Game Mode in your TV settings, which will turn off post-processing and reduce input lag to 10-15ms.
4.Wireless connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and Remote Play
HDMI isn't the only way to connect. If you want to play wirelessly or stream games to another screen, consider these options:
Connecting the controller via Bluetooth
DualSense (PS5) and DualShock 4 (PS4) controllers can be connected directly to a Xiaomi TV if it runs on an Android TV or Google TV.
- On the controller, hold the PS + Share buttons (for DualShock 4) or PS + Create (for DualSense) until the LED flashes.
- On TV, go to Settings → Devices → Bluetooth and select the controller from the list.
4.2. streaming games via PS Remote Play
If the TV is connected to the same Wi-Fi network as the PlayStation, you can play wirelessly through the PS Remote Play app. This is true for Xiaomi models with Google Play (e.g. Mi TV Q2):
- Install the PS Remote Play app from the Google Play Store on TV.
- On the console, enable remote access: Settings → System → Remote gameplay.
- Launch the app on TV and log in to your PlayStation Network account.
To reduce the delay:
- Turn on Game Mode on TV: Settings → Picture → Image Mode → Game Mode.
- Turn off post-processing: Settings → Picture → Additional → Noise Reduction: Off.
- On PS5, turn off VRR if it causes lags: Settings → Screen and Video → VRR: Off.
What to do if your Xiaomi TV doesn’t see the PS5?
6. Optimal settings for games on Xiaomi TV
To get the best picture quality and the lowest latency, use these options:
| Parameter | Recommended value | Explanation |
|---|---|---|
| Image mode | Playing | Disables post-processing, reduces input lag. |
| Frequency of update | 120 Hz (if supported) | PS5 and games with 120 FPS support. |
| HDR | On (if TV supports) | It improves contrast, but can increase latency. |
| Local blackout | Average. | Improves black color without strong artifacts. |
| Noise suppression | Off. | Reduces latency, but the picture can become "grainy". |
To set up the PS5 for Xiaomi TV:
- Go to Settings → Screen and video.
- Choose:
Settings → Sound
Output format: Linear PCM
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For competitive games (such as Fortnite or Valorant), disable HDR and VRR – this will reduce the input latency by 5-10 ms.
7. Connecting additional devices: headphones, keyboard, mouse
Xiaomi Android TVs support Bluetooth and USB peripheral connectivity, which is useful for games where it is more convenient to use a mouse keyboard (such as MMO or strategy).
Connecting wireless headphones
If you don’t want to wake up at night, connect your headphones to your PS5/PS4 or directly to your TV.
- 🎧 Through the console: go to Settings → Sound. → Output device → Headphones and select your headphones (pre-connected via Bluetooth).
- 📺 Through TV: In Settings → Sound. → Output device select Bluetooth audio.
Important: When you connect headphones to TV, the sound in games can be 50 to 100 ms late due to Bluetooth coding. For competitive games, it is better to connect the headphones directly to the console.
Keyboard and mouse
Many PS5/PS4 games support keyboard and mouse (e.g. Final Fantasy XIV, Warframe, Call of Duty: Warzone) to connect them:
- Connect. USB-wireless keyboard/mouse receiver to port USB TV-sided.
- If you have Bluetooth devices, add them to Settings → Devices → Bluetooth on TV or in the PlayStation menu.
- In the game, enable keyboard support in the control settings.
⚠️ Note: Not all games work correctly with the keyboard on the PS5. Before buying, check the support on the PlayStation website.