Xiaomi has launched a new flagship air purifier dubbed MIJIA Air Purifier X. The air purifier adopts a design style that is entirely different from all of MIJIA’s previous air purifiers. It is presently on pre-sale on JD.com for 1999 yuan (~$300).

The MIJIA Air Purifier X adopts a brand-new metallic appearance design which looks a bit like a normal mini-tower computer. The body looks like the tiny pores are air vents but that doesn’t seem to be the case. The air vent is at the top alongside an LCD screen for checking the quality of the air inside the apartment.

In addition, the MIJIA Purifier X is also equipped with a more sensitive VOC sensor imported from Switzerland, which can more sensitively detect the content of indoor VOC pollutants, supports 5-fold high-precision filtering and powerfully removes VOC and formaldehyde. Data will be displayed on the screen to help users understand the indoor VOC pollution situation more intuitively.

The purifier can display the newly defined AQ (Air Quality)-comprehensive air quality level, VOC, PM2.5 pollution level and change curve allowing users to more simply and comprehensively understand the VOC pollution status in the past period of time.

The MIJIA Air Purifier X is equipped with an integrated H13 grade HEPA filter element that supports 5-fold high-precision filtration.

Further, the Air Purifier X can provide 6660 litres of clean air per minute, supports wind angle adjustment, and sleep mode sound volume is only 30.7dB. It also supports smartphone control via the MIJIA app. There is equally support for voice control and it can be paired with other smart home appliances.

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