Xiaomi has introduced the Mijia Portable Inflator, a compact and lightweight air pump designed for a wide range of inflation needs. The product is now listed on Xiaomi Youpin and will be available for crowdfunding pre-orders starting September 15 at a launch price of 159 yuan ($22).
Xiaomi Mijia Portable Inflator Specifications
The inflator features a high-precision cast alloy cylinder capable of delivering up to 150psi air pressure. It can inflate bicycle tires, motorcycle tires, car tires, and sports balls. Xiaomi has reduced the device’s weight to 240 grams, which is approximately 50% lighter than the Mijia Air Pump 2, making it easier to carry during travel.
Xiaomi has equipped the device with a 2000mAh lithium-ion battery. This battery allows the inflator to fully inflate up to eight empty bicycle tires or top up electric scooter tires up to 43 times on a single charge. The inflator uses a brushless motor to ensure consistent pressure output while minimizing heat buildup during extended use. It also includes thermal protection to maintain safe operation in outdoor environments.
The Mijia Portable Inflator comes with multiple preset modes for bicycles, motorcycles, scooters, balls, and cars. It also supports a custom mode where users can manually adjust the pressure between 0.2 and 10.3 bar or 3 to 150psi. Once the target pressure is reached, the inflator automatically shuts off to prevent over-inflation.
The device includes an LCD display with a micro-border design. It shows real-time tire pressure and remaining battery life. The system performs automatic pressure calibration during startup and provides ±1psi pressure detection accuracy, even at high altitudes.
The inflator includes an LED flashlight designed for nighttime use and emergencies, with both standard white light and SOS flashing modes. It comes with adapters for French and American air valves, a needle nozzle for inflating sports equipment, and a dedicated carrying pouch with an inner pocket for convenient storage.
The device features a matte IML-coated finish for scratch resistance and a minimalist look. It takes about 60 seconds to inflate a bicycle tire and around 105 seconds to top up a car tire from 2.0 to 2.5 bar.
In related news, Xiaomi recently unveiled a toothbrush with a built-in screen and 180-day battery life, and also introduced the Mijia Brushless Drill 2 with 1700 RPM speed and 50N·m torque.
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