Xiaomi and Mi TVs run Android TV / Google TV, so Zap controls them straight from your iPhone over Wi-Fi — a full remote with keyboard and playback.

How it works
Xiaomi and Mi TVs run Android TV / Google TV, so Zap connects natively over your Wi-Fi.
D-pad, volume, power, playback and keyboard — everything the Xiaomi remote does, on your phone.
Zap finds your Xiaomi TV on the network and connects in seconds — nothing to pair by hand.
Ready?
Free on the App Store. Point, tap, done.
Xiaomi builds its Mi TV and Redmi TV sets, the Mi Box, and the Mi TV Stick on Android TV and Google TV, so Zap pairs with all of them over Wi‑Fi. In some regions Xiaomi adds its own PatchWall home screen on top, but that’s just a skin — Android TV is still underneath, and Zap connects the same way. You get a full remote from your phone — D‑pad, keyboard, voice search and app shortcuts — which is handy because the tiny Xiaomi stick remote is easy to misplace. Nothing to install on the TV, and it works whether you see PatchWall or the standard Android TV home screen.
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