Connecting Xiaomi TV to Samsung phone: 4 working ways + mistake-making

Connecting a Samsung smartphone to a Xiaomi TV opens up new possibilities, from streaming movies to the big screen to using the phone as a remote or game controller. TV It works on Android TV Google TV, and Galaxy on One. UI) In this article, we will discuss all the current methods of synchronization, including wireless and wired methods, as well as typical problems - for example, when the TV can not see the phone or the image is slowing down.

It's important to understand that the choice of method depends on the device model. TV A2 Xiaomi TV Q2 Miracast and Google Cast support, while older models (e.g. Mi) TV 4S 2018) may require firmware updates.On the other hand, Samsung's flagship Galaxy S23 Ultra or Galaxy Z Fold5 They are equipped with Smart View, which makes it easier to connect, and budget models like the Galaxy. A14 Sometimes you need third-party applications, and we tested all of these methods on the current firmware in 2026, and we collected checklists for each option.

If you just need to duplicate the screen for a presentation or streaming, Wi-Fi Direct or Google Cast is enough (4K@60Hz) better HDMI-cable HDCP 2.2. If the TV doesn’t detect the phone, check the network settings – often the problem lies in conflict. IP-addresses or obsolete software.

1. Wi-Fi connection (Google Cast / Miracast)

The most versatile way is to stream wirelessly via Google Cast (for content) or Miracast (for screen duplication), both of which are built into modern Xiaomi and Samsung devices, but require pre-configuration.

For Google Cast (for example, YouTube or Netflix):

1. Make sure both devices are connected to the same Wi-Fi network (guest networks are not supported!).
2. On Xiaomi TV, open the Google app TV or Mi Home and select the broadcast.
3. On your Samsung phone, open a Cast-enabled app (like YouTube) and tap on the stream icon (📺). Your TV should appear on the list.

For Miracast (full screen duplication):

• 📱 On Samsung phone, go to Settings → Connections → Smart View (or Screen Mirror on Older Models).
• 📺 On Xiaomi TV, activate Settings → Connections and sharing → Miracast (or Wireless Display).
• 🔄 Select the TV from the list of available devices on your phone. Confirm the connection on both devices.

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Important: If the TV doesn’t appear on the list, try:

• 🔄 Reboot the router and both devices.
• 📶 Switch to 5 GHz (less loaded and more stable for broadcasting).
• 🔧 In the router settings, turn off AP Isolation (customer isolation).

⚠️ Note: On some Xiaomi models TV (Like Mi. TV P1) Miracast is disabled by default to save power. To activate it, go to Settings. → Screen. → Additionally. → Wireless display and enable the option Always available.

2. the wired connection through HDMI (for 4K game)

If you need to transfer the image without delay (for example, to play or watch videos in the video) 4K HDR), use HDMI-cable HDMI 2.1. This method guarantees a minimum delay (<5 ms) and maximum picture quality, but requires a phone adapter.

You'll need:

• 📱 adapter USB-C → HDMI (Galaxy S22/S23) or micro-USB → HDMI (old-model).
• 📺 HDMI-cable (preferably with support) 48Gbps for 8K@60Hz).
• ⚡ Power supply for adapter (some models require charging connection).

Step-by-step:

1. Connect the adapter to the phone and HDMI-cable - to the adapter and TV (port) HDMI ARC or HDMI 2.1).
2. On your Xiaomi TV, select the appropriate signal source (HDMI 1/2/3).
3. A request to select a display mode may appear on a Samsung phone – choose Duplicate screen or Expand desktop.

⚠️ Note: When connecting through HDMI On some Xiaomi TVs (e.g. Mi) TV Q1) You may not have sound. To fix this, go to Settings. → Sound. → Exit through HDMI and choose PCM auto.

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If the picture on the TV is cropped at the edges, on the Samsung phone, open Settings → Screen. → Select the aspect ratio and select Fit under the screen or 16:9.

3. USB connection (for files and media)

If you need to transfer photos, videos or music from your phone to your TV, it’s the easiest way to use it. USB-This method is not suitable for screen duplication, but allows you to view files directly through the built-in media player Xiaomi TV.

What you need:

• 📱 Cable USB-C → USB-A (or micro-USB → USB-A for old Galaxy).
• 📺 Xiaomi TV with port USB 3.0 (usually located on the back panel).

Instructions:

1. Connect your phone to your TV with a cable. On your phone screen, select File Transfer (or MTP) mode.
2. On the TV, open the Files or Media Player app and select the connected device (Galaxy).
3. Navigation through files is carried out using the Xiaomi remote or the Mi Remote application.

Limitations of the method:

• 🚫 Not all video formats are supported by Xiaomi’s built-in player TV (For example,.mkv with codec HEVC may not reproduce).
• 🚫 Data transfer speed is limited by version USB: USB 2.0 gives you 480 Mbps, USB 3.0 - up to 5 Gbit/s.

4. Use of third-party applications (ApowerMirror, TeamViewer)

If the built-in methods don’t work (for example, due to outdated firmware), you can use third-party screen mirroring apps, the most reliable options are ApowerMirror and TeamViewer QuickSupport.

ApowerMirror (for screen duplication):

• 📱 Install the app on your Samsung phone from Google Play.
• 📺 On the Xiaomi TV, install ApowerMirror TV Google Play Store (available on Android) TV).
• 🔗 Connect both devices to the same Wi-Fi network and follow the instructions in the app.

TeamViewer QuickSupport (for remote control):

• 📱 Install TeamViewer QuickSupport on your phone.
• 📺 On TV, open your browser and go to web.teamviewer.com.
• 🔑 Enter. ID phone (displayed in the app) and control the screen from the Xiaomi remote.

⚠️ Note: When using TeamViewer on a Xiaomi TV, you may have a control problem – some gestures (such as swipe) don’t transmit correctly.

5. Solving common problems

Even with the right setup, there can be errors, and let's look at the typical scenarios and how to fix them.

🔴 TV doesn't see phone in device list

Causes and solutions:

• 📶 Different Wi-Fi networks: Make sure both devices are connected to the same network. VPN They can block detection.
• 🔄 Conflict IP-Addresses: Reboot router or assign static IP-telephone and television addresses.
• 📱 Power Saving on Phone: On Samsung, Turn Off Battery Optimization for Smart View or Google Cast Apps.

🟡 Image slows or tears.

How to improve the quality of the broadcast:

• 📶 Switch to 5 GHz band (less loaded than 2.4 GHz).
• 📵 Reduce the distance between the phone and the router (optimally up to 5 meters).
• 🔧 In your router settings, enable QoS (Quality of Service) and prioritize your Samsung and Xiaomi devices.
• 📱 On your phone, turn off background apps that consume traffic (such as downloads to Google Play).

🟣 No sound when connected

What to check:

• 🔊 On TV: Settings → Sound. → Exit through HDMI → choose PCM.
• 📱 On the phone: In the notification panel, make sure the sound is transmitted to the TV, not to the phone speaker.
• 🔌 When connecting through HDMI: Use a support cable ARC (Audio Return Channel).

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If the problem persists after all manipulations, reset the network settings on the TV (Settings) → System system → Reset → Network reset) and reconnect devices.

6. Alternative methods: Bluetooth and DLNA

If the basic methods do not fit, you can use Bluetooth (to transmit sound) or DLNA (streaming).

🎵 Bluetooth audio transmission

This method is suitable for listening to music or podcasts through the TV columns:

1. On Xiaomi TV, turn on Bluetooth in settings (Settings) → Devices → Bluetooth).
2. On your Samsung phone, open Settings → Connections → Bluetooth and find the TV in the list.
3. Confirm the pairing. Now the sound from the phone will play through the speakers Xiaomi. TV.

📂 Streaming through DLNA

DLNA It allows you to stream media files without duplicating the screen:

• 📱 On the phone, install the application-server DLNA, For example, BubbleUPnP.
• 📺 On the TV, open the built-in media player or Mi Video app.
• 🔍 In the list. DLNA-Select your phone and play the desired file.

DLNA limitations:

• 🚫 Not supportive. DRM-Protected content (such as movies from Netflix or Disney)+).
• 🚫 Video quality is limited 1080p (even if the file 4K).

7. Comparison of connection methods: which one to choose?

The choice of method depends on your tasks, and below is a comparison table with the pros and cons of each option.

If your Xiaomi TV is released before 2020 (e.g. Mi) TV 4A), It may not support Miracast or Google Cast at the firmware level, in which case update the software through Settings. → Update the system or use it HDMI-adapter.

FAQ: Frequent questions