Xiaomi is adding another option to its Mijia robot vacuum lineup, with a model that focuses on strong suction without pushing the price too high. The new Mijia Robot Vacuum and Mop 4 has now been listed in China.
One of the headline features here is the 10,000Pa suction power, which puts it in the higher range for robot vacuums at this price point. Average suction power for modern robot vacuum mops typically ranges between 2,500 Pa and 6,000 Pa. 10,000Pa should be more than enough for everyday dust, pet hair, and even slightly heavier debris
Xiaomi is also sticking with LDS laser navigation, which helps the robot map out rooms and move in a more structured way rather than randomly bouncing around.
The design remains familiar: simple, white, and minimal. For cleaning, there’s a dual-claw anti-tangle brush setup, aimed at reducing hair buildup, especially useful in homes with pets.
It’s a 2-in-1 unit, so it can vacuum and mop at the same time. The dustbin is rated at 520ml, while the water tank comes in at 270ml. Xiaomi says it can cover up to 300 square meters in open areas, though real-world usage will likely vary depending on layout.
There are a few practical touches as well. The robot can climb thresholds up to 20mm, which should help it move between rooms more easily. It runs on a 5,200mAh battery, with a claimed runtime of up to 180 minutes.
Nothing here feels overly experimental, but that’s not really the goal. Xiaomi seems to be focusing on getting the basics right: strong suction, decent navigation, and usable battery life.
Pricing and availability:
The device is priced at 1,443 yuan (roughly $200), and in some regions, subsidies can even bring it down to around 1,299 yuan. Sales are set to begin on April 7.
For users looking for a simple, capable robot vacuum without spending too much, this one could be worth a look once it goes on sale.
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