How to Show Xiaomi Phone Screen on TV: All Ways to Show Photos and Videos

Do you want to stream YouTube videos, show vacation photos, or play a mobile game on the big screen? Xiaomi smartphones (including Redmi and POCO) support several ways to display images on your TV, from wireless protocols to wired adapters. In this article, we will discuss all the current methods of 2026, their pros and cons, as well as typical errors that interfere with connection.

The main difference between modern Xiaomi smartphones and older models is support for the Miracast standard (wireless broadcast without a router) and improved compatibility with the mobile phone. HDMI-adapter-wise USB-C. However, not all TVs work equally well with these technologies, such as Samsung over 2018 may require additional customizations, and the company’s newest products will be more flexible. LG We've tested every way on phones from Redmi Note 10 to Xiaomi 14 Ultra, and we're ready to share working solutions.

If you need to get your screen out urgently, start with the Quick Way via Wi-Fi Direct section for stable streaming of games or videos in the video. 4K better HDMI-If the TV does not support modern protocols, the universal method through Google Home (works even on TV without Smart) will help. TV).

1. Wireless broadcast via Miracast (without router)

The Miracast protocol allows you to duplicate the screen of a smartphone on a TV without an Internet connection – data is transmitted directly over Wi-Fi Direct. This method works on all Xiaomi with MIUI 12 and later, as well as on most modern TVs (Samsung, LG, Sony Bravia, Xiaomi TV).

To activate the broadcast:

1. On your TV, turn on Miracast mode (in the Source or Screen Mirroring menu). On Xiaomi TV, this is done through Settings → Connection and Sharing → Wireless display.
2. On a Xiaomi smartphone, open Settings → Connections and Sharing → Wireless display.
3. In the list of available devices, select the name of your TV. Confirm the connection on both screens.

If the TV is not on the list:

• 🔄 Restart both devices – sometimes resetting network settings helps.
• 📶 Make sure your phone’s Wi-Fi is on (even if you don’t have a network connection).
• 🔧 Update your TV firmware – older versions of WebOS or Tizen may not support Miracast.
• 🛠️ Check your power saving settings on Xiaomi: Turn off the Background Limitation mode for system applications.

⚠️ Note: Some Redmi models (e.g. Redmi) 9A) The wireless display function may not be on the menu, in which case use alternative methods from the following sections.

2. broadcast via Wi-Fi (using a router)

If your TV is connected to the same Wi-Fi network as your smartphone, you can use the built-in features of Google Cast (for Android TV) or the manufacturer’s applications (for example, SmartThings for Samsung), which is more stable than Miracast, since it does not depend on direct connection between devices.

Instructions for Android TV (including Xiaomi Mi TV):

1. Make sure your phone and TV are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
2. On your TV, open the Google Home app (or Google TV on new models).
3. On a Xiaomi smartphone, swipe down to open the notification bar and click Broadcast (or Cast).
4. Select your TV from the list. The screen will automatically duplicate.

For Samsung or LG TVs:

• 📱 Install the official brand app: SmartThings (for Samsung) or LG ThinQ.
• 🔗 Connect both devices to the same network.
• 🖥️ In the app, select the option “Screen mirroring” or “Screen Share».

⚠️ Note: When streaming via Google Cast, some apps (e.g. Netflix or Disney)+) They may block the image because of copyright protection (DRM). The sound will be on the TV and the screen will remain black.

3. a wired connection through HDMI-Adapter (the best way to play)

If you need minimal latency (for example, for mobile games or watching high-resolution video), use the HDMI-Adapter. Xiaomi smartphones with port USB-C Support image output via adapters with DisplayPort Alt Mode chip:

• 🔌 Official Xiaomi Adapter USB-C to HDMI (supportive 4K@30Hz).
• 🔌 Universal adapters with DisplayPort support (e.g. Baseus or DisplayPort) UGREEN).
• 🔌 Adapters with external power (needed for Xiaomi 12 Pro and newer due to high power consumption).

Step-by-step:

1. Connect the adapter to the USB-C port of the smartphone.
2. Connect the adapter to the TV through HDMI-cable.
3. On the TV, select the HDMI signal source (usually the Source button on the remote).
4. On the smartphone may appear a request for permission to display the image – confirm it.

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If the image does not appear:

• 🔄 Try reconnecting the adapter or using another one. HDMI-TV-port.
• 🔋 Connect the charger to your smartphone – some adapters require additional power.
• 📱 On Xiaomi MIUI 14 Check the developer settings: turn on the option Enable HDMI-Access to the menu for developers.

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If the adapter doesn’t work with Xiaomi 13/14, try using an externally powered hub (like Anker 565).These models require more power to transmit a 4K@60Hz signal.

4. Use of mirroring applications (ApowerMirror, TeamViewer)

If the built-in features don't work, you can use third-party apps, they're suitable for older TVs without a Smart TV, or if you want to stream the screen to Windows/Mac and then output to TV.

Instructions for ApowerMirror:

1. Install the app on your smartphone and TV (or PC connected to TV).
2. Run ApowerMirror on both devices.
3. On your smartphone, select the “Mirror” option and connect to your TV via Wi-Fi.
4. Confirm the pairing request.

Advantages of this method:

• 🌍 It works on all TVs (even without a smart one). TV, If you connect through an Android console or PC).
• 🎮 You can broadcast not only the screen, but also the control (useful for presentations).
• 📱 Supports screen recording during broadcast.

⚠️ Warning: Free versions of apps (e.g. ApowerMirror) add watermarks and limit resolution to 720p. For a full-fledged 1080p You will need a paid subscription.

5. Alternative methods: DLNA and Chromecast

If you don’t need to duplicate the entire screen, but only transfer media files (photos, videos, music), you can use DLNA protocols or Google Chromecast devices.

Method 1: DLNA (for photos and videos)

1. Make sure the TV supports DLNA (most Sony, LG, and Samsung models support it).
2. On your Xiaomi smartphone, open the Files or Gallery app.
3. Select a file, click Share and find the option DLNA or TV Translation.
4. Select the TV from the list.

Method 2: Google Chromecast

• 📺 Connect Chromecast to HDMI-television-port.
• 📶 Configure your device through the Google Home app on your smartphone.
• 🎬 In supported apps (YouTube, Netflix, Kinopoisk) click the Cast icon and select your Chromecast.

The main disadvantage of DLNA and Chromecast is that they don’t transfer the entire screen, but only the content from supported applications.

6. Problem Solving: Why is the broadcast not working?

If the screen is not duplicated or the connection is constantly broken, check the following points:

Additional advice:

• 🔄 If you use Miracast, turn off Battery mode on your phone. → Ultra mode – it can block background processes.
• 📡 For Wi-Fi Direct, make sure your TV is enabled Device Detection Mode.
• 🔧 On Xiaomi MIUI 13/14 Sometimes helps reset network settings: Settings → The phone. → Resetting the network.

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If the broadcast works, but the image “breaks” – try to reduce the screen resolution on your smartphone to 720p in the developer settings (Settings → About phone → MIUI version → 5 times tap to unlock).

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