Xiaomi TV as a wireless display: all ways to connect and configure

Turning a Xiaomi TV into a wireless display for a laptop, PC or smartphone is easier than it seems. TV (Mi TV 4S Xiaomi TV Q2) They support multiple wireless image protocols: Miracast, AirPlay (for Apple devices), and even Steam Link for gamers. But not everyone knows how to set up a connection correctly, avoid delays, and get the best picture quality.

In this article, we’ll break down all the current ways to use a Xiaomi TV as a wireless monitor – from standard Android features to the best of the best. TV We'll focus on setting latency, resolution and frame rate to make the picture clear even when you're watching a video or playing a game. 11, MacBook or smartphone Xiaomi/Redmi — Here you will find step-by-step instructions taking into account all the nuances.

Spoiler: Not all Xiaomi TVs work equally well in wireless display mode. TV 4A) may limit the permission to 1080p, a flagships (Xiaomi) TV Q2 75") support 4K@60Hz We've put together a compatibility table and performance tests, the data below.

1. Which Xiaomi TVs support wireless display mode?

Not every Xiaomi TV It can work like a wireless monitor:

• 📺 Operating system: Android TV 9.0 or later (older versions may not support Miracast).
• 🔄 Hardware platform: Amlogic chipsets (e.g, S905X4 mi TV Q1) or MediaTek (for example, MT9611 Xiaomi TV A Pro).
• 📶 Wi-Fi module: dual-band (2.4 GHz) + 5 GHz. At 5 GHz, the delay is lower, but the range is smaller.
• 🔌 Port port HDMI: should be maintained HDMI-CEC (synchronize with other devices).

Below is a table of compatibility of popular models. Please note that even if your TV is on the list, you may need to update your firmware to work steadily (current version - Android). TV 12 or newer).

Important: Xiaomi TVs powered by Google TV (for example, Xiaomi TV Q2 2026) support Fast Pair – automatic connection of Android devices without manual Miracast configuration.

Connection via Miracast: step-by-step instructions for Windows and Android

Miracast is the most versatile wireless image protocol. It runs on Windows. 10/11, Android (starting with the version) 4.2) And even some Linux distributions, the main advantage is that you don't need Internet, you just need a direct Wi-Fi connection.

To connect your Xiaomi TV as a wireless display over Miracast, follow the following steps:

Turn on the TV and go to Settings → Devices and accessories → Wireless display

Activate Miracast or Wireless Display

Make sure your TV and source device are connected to the same Wi-Fi network (or use Wi-Fi Direct)

Turn it off. VPN Firewalls that can block the connection-->

For Windows 10/11:

1. Press Win + K (or open Settings → System → Display → Connect to a wireless display).
2. In the list of available devices, select your Xiaomi TV (the name will be MiTV-XXXX type).
3. Confirm the connection on the TV (entry may be required) PIN-code).
4. Select the display mode: Duplicate, Expand, or only the second screen.

For Android (smartphone/tablet):

1. Open Settings → Connected devices → Wireless display (on MIUI the path may differ: Settings → Screen → Wireless display).
2. Enable device search and select your Xiaomi TV.
3. Confirm the connection on the TV.
4. Set resolution and frame rate (optimum: 1080p@60Hz minimally).

Challenges and solutions:

• 🔴 Can't find the TV: check that the TV is on Wi-Fi Direct and it's not connected to another network.
• 🔴 Image Latency: Switch to 5 GHz in the Wi-Fi router settings. If the router does not support 5 GHz, use Wi-Fi Direct.
• 🔴 Low resolution: in Miracast settings on PC, select Change Projection Mode → Only the second screen and set the maximum resolution manually.

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If the image on the TV is cropped or does not fit on the screen, click on PC Win. + P, select Only the second screen, then go back to Screen Settings and manually scale 100%.

3. Connection via AirPlay: for iPhone, MacBook and iPad

If you have an Apple device (iPhone, iPad or MacBook), you can use AirPlay to stream the screen to a Xiaomi TV. TV AirPlay does not support out of the box, the solution is to install third-party software or use Google's built-in features. TV (new-model).

Connection methods:

Method 1: Through built-in AirPlay (for Xiaomi) TV Google TV)

Xiaomi’s New TVs Powered by Google TV (for example, Xiaomi TV Q2 2026) have built-in AirPlay support:

1. Go to Settings. → Devices and accessories → Apple AirPlay.
2. Enable AirPlay and set the device name (for example, XiaomiTV-Q2).
3. On an iPhone or MacBook, swipe down to open Control Point and select Screen Duplication.
4. In the list of devices, select your Xiaomi TV.

Method 2: Through AirScreen (for older models)

If your TV doesn’t support AirPlay natively, install the AirScreen app from Google Play:

1. Open the Play Store on your TV and search for AirScreen.
2. Launch the app and enable AirPlay, Miracast and Google Cast options.
3. On an iPhone or MacBook, double the screen as in method 1.

AirPlay restrictions on Xiaomi TV:

• 📱 Delay can reach 80-120 ms (not suitable for gaming).
• 🎵 Sound is transmitted only in format. AAC (No support for Dolby Digital).
• 🔒 Some apps (such as Netflix) block streaming on AirPlay because of the DRM.

4. Wireless display for gamers: Steam Link and Moonlight

If you want to play on a Xiaomi TV from your gaming PC, standard Miracast or AirPlay will not work because of the high latency.

Method 1: Steam Link (for Steam games)

The Steam Link app allows you to stream games from your PC to your TV with minimal latency (10-30 ms on your local network).

1. Install Steam on PC and Steam Link on Xiaomi TV (available on Google Play).
2. Connect the gamepad (such as Xiaomi Game Controller) to your TV via Bluetooth.
3. Run Steam Link on your TV and follow the instructions for connecting to your PC.
4. In Steam settings on PC, enable Streaming (Settings) → Online).

Method 2: Moonlight (for all games, including Epic Games)

Moonlight, a Steam Link alternative that works with any game, requires setting up Sunshine's server on a PC:

1. Download and install Sunshine on your PC (official GitHub).
2. Install Moonlight on Xiaomi TV from Google Play.
3. Add PC to your device list in Moonlight (use local) IP-address).
4. Set up the bitrate (50 Mbps for 4K@60Hz) and turn on hardware coding (NVENC graphics-card NVIDIA).

Comparison of Steam Link and Moonlight:

5. Alternative methods: SpaceDesk, Rainway and Scrcpy

If standard methods don’t work (for example, due to high latency or lack of Miracast support), consider alternative solutions.

1. SpaceDesk (for Windows)

SpaceDesk app allows you to use the TV as a second monitor with a delay of 10–50 ms. 4K and frame rate setting.

• 🖥️ Install SpaceDesk Driver on PC (official website).
• 📺 Install SpaceDesk Viewer on Xiaomi TV (available on Google Play).
• 🔗 Connect to the PC over the local network (enter IP-Manual address if the search engine is not working).

2. Rainway (for games and general use)

Rainway is a cloud service for broadcasting screens from PC to any device, including Xiaomi TV. Supports 4K@60Hz and gamepads.

• 💻 Install Rainway on PC and sign up.
• 📺 Install Rainway on your TV from Google Play.
• 🔑 Sign in and select your PC from the list.

3. Scrcpy (to control Android smartphone on TV)

If you need not just duplicate the screen, but control the smartphone Xiaomi/Redmi From the TV, use Scrcpy:

Install Scrcpy on PC (Linux/Windows/Mac)


1. Download Scrcpy from https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy




2. Connect your smartphone via USB and enable debugging via USB (Settings → About Phone → Assembly Number (7 taps) → For developers → USB debugging)




3. Launch Scrcpy:




scrcpy --bit-rate 10M --max-fps 60

For wireless connection:

adb tcpip 5555


adb connect IP_TELEphone:5555




scrcpy -w

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To transfer sound from your smartphone to your TV via Scrcpy, use the additional SoundWire software or connect your Bluetooth headphones directly to your TV.

6.Tune image quality and reduce delay

Even if you plugged in a Xiaomi TV as a wireless display, the picture might not be perfect: blurry, artifacts or delay. Here's how to fix it:

1. Optimization of permission and personnel frequency

• 🖥️ On Windows: Open the settings → System system → Display. → Additional display parameters and install:
• 📱 On Android: in Miracast settings, select High Quality (may increase latency).

2. Set up router for minimal delay

The quality of wireless broadcasting is highly dependent on the router.

• 📶 Use the 5 GHz range (less loaded than 2.4 GHz).
• 🔄 Enable QoS (Quality of Service) and set maximum priority for devices broadcasting the screen.
• 📡 If the router supports Wi-Fi 6, turn it on – this will reduce latency to 10-15 ms.
• 🔌 Connect the TV to the router via Ethernet cable (if there is a port) LAN), a the source device leave on Wi-Fi.

3. Sound problems

Sometimes the sound doesn't get transmitted to the TV or it's delayed.

• 🔊 On Windows: Open the Control Panel → Sound, select TV as default output device.
• 📱 On Android: In Miracast settings, turn on the option to Transmit Sound.
• 🎧 If the sound is behind the image, try connecting individual speakers or sound bar to the TV over the HDMI ARC.

- Permission: 1920×1080 (if the TV does not support 4K@60Hz).

Frame rate: 60 Hz (below - you will notice the delay).

Bitrate: 20-30 Mbps (at 5 GHz Wi-Fi).

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7. Frequent errors and their solutions

When using a Xiaomi TV as a wireless display, users face typical problems.

1.The TV is not displayed in the list of devices

Possible causes and solutions:

• 🔌 Wi-Fi is off: check if the TV is connected to the network (or turn on Wi-Fi Direct).
• 🔄 Different networks: Source device and TV must be on the same network (or use Wi-Fi Direct).
• 🔒 Firewall Blocks: Temporarily Turn Off Firewall on PC or Add an Exception for Miracast.
• 📱 Older firmware: update Android TV on the TV until the latest version.

High delay (lag)

Delays of more than 100ms make it impossible to play or watch videos.

• 📶 Switch to 5 GHz Wi-Fi (or use Wi-Fi 6 if supported).
• 🖥️ Reduce the permit to 1280×720 or 1080p.
• 🔌 Connect the TV to the router via Ethernet cable.
• 🎮 For games, use Steam Link or Moonlight instead of Miracast.

3. Image blurred or with artifacts

Problems with picture quality are usually related to:

• 📶 Weak Wi-Fi signal: Bring your router closer to your TV or use the Mesh system.
• 🖥️ Incorrect settings: in Miracast settings, select Optimize for video.
• 🔧 Network congestion: Disable other devices consuming traffic (e.g. torrents).

8. FAQ: Answers to popular questions