Xiaomi has launched a new electric toothbrush under its Mijia brand. The Mijia Servo-Sonic Electric Toothbrush Pro will be available starting September 10 on Xiaomi’s online store. It is priced at 269 yuan ($38).
Mijia Electric Toothbrush Pro Specs
The new toothbrush uses a servo-sonic motor capable of 60-degree sweeping oscillations, which Xiaomi claims simulates the Bass brushing technique. This motion is said to increase the cleaning range up to three times compared to previous models. It also features a built-in six-axis gyroscope that identifies tooth surfaces, enabling precise, zone-based cleaning.
The device includes an LCD color display that provides real-time brushing feedback. It shows brushing duration, coverage, and plaque detection status directly on the screen. The handle also integrates a smart pressure sensor. If a user applies excessive pressure, the toothbrush flashes a red warning light, vibrates, and reduces power automatically to protect the gums.
Xiaomi provides two copper-free cushioned brush heads with the toothbrush. The standard cleaning head features dual vortex pillars and crescent-shaped bristles for removing plaque. The second brush head is designed for gum care and uses a circular bristle layout. Both heads include color-fading bristles to indicate when they need replacement.
The Mijia app lets users fine-tune brushing modes by adjusting power and motion settings. It also provides comprehensive brushing reports, including duration, pressure zones, and plaque risk analysis
The toothbrush features a one-piece body with a smooth, UV-coated ceramic-like finish and a metallic trim around the display. It is available in purple, blue, and white. The device is rated IPX8 waterproof and includes a travel lock feature. It also remembers the last used mode.
Xiaomi claims a battery life of up to 180 days in soft mode and 100 days in standard mode. The toothbrush charges via a USB-C port, and a 2-minute charge is sufficient for a single brushing session.
In related news, Xiaomi has launched the Mijia Brushless Drill 2, featuring a 1700 RPM motor and 50N·m torque. The company also unveiled the Mijia 5C Robot Vacuum, equipped with 15,000Pa suction power and Xiaomi’s first edge-mopping technology.
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