Xiaomi’s new Mijia Rich Mineral Water Purifier 2 adds Bama Spring minerals to your tap

Xiaomi has opened pre-orders for the Mijia Rich Mineral Water Purifier 2, a follow-up to the Mijia Mineral-Rich Water Purifier 1200G that it launched last year. You’ll pay 2199 yuan (~ $327) at the list price, and sales are set to open on September 15 at 20:00.

The headline feature here is what Xiaomi calls its exclusive Bama mineral spring formula. The company says it recreates the water chemistry of Bama, a region in China known for longevity, using patented slow-release mineralization tech. 

As water passes through, the system releases six minerals: strontium, zinc, calcium, magnesium, potassium, and bicarbonate ions, with strontium maintained at 0.2 mg/L or above to meet mineral water standards. Xiaomi adds no artificial chemicals to hit that number. You get zinc for bone development and immunity, and strontium for bone and teeth health, according to the company.

Filtration and speed

The Mijia Rich Mineral Water Purifier 2 uses a dual-core, nine-stage filtration system with a 0.0001 μm rating. Xiaomi says it removes impurities, chlorine, bacteria, viruses, and heavy metals, with removal rates exceeding 99% for several contaminants, including viruses, E. coli, antibiotics, microplastics, and PFAS.

Its RO membrane has a 98.5% desalination rate and is designed to resist fouling. This should help maintain filtration performance even when water quality varies.

The purifier can deliver water at up to 3.38 liters per minute. Xiaomi says it can fill a cup in about 3 seconds or a 2-liter pot in less than 36 seconds. The RO filter is rated to last up to eight years, with Xiaomi estimating running costs at around 0.30 yuan per day. The PPC filter needs to be replaced every two years and costs 299 yuan.

You can choose between purified and mineral-rich water, while the touch faucet has a built-in display for TDS levels and filter life. The purifier also uses a zero-stagnant-water circulation system, which means you don’t need to let the tap run before drinking water in the morning.

Xiaomi says the purifier has a 77.8% water production rate, putting it in China’s top water-efficiency tier.

The purifier connects to the Xiaomi Home app, where you can check filter life, TDS levels, and daily water usage. Xiaomi also offers a three-year warranty for the full machine and five years of coverage for core components. Free installation and repairs are included during the warranty period.

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