Innovative Chinese tech giant Xiaomi has thousands of smart products under the MIJIA brand. However, one product that isn’t a frequent one under its sleeves is a pet feeder. The company has just launched the MIJIA Pet Feeder 2 which apparently, is the second iteration under the genre.

Features

The MIJIA Pet Feeder 2 is a revolutionary solution designed to redefine the way we nourish our furry companions. The product comes with several innovative features. At the heart of the MIJIA Pet Feeder 2 is its impressive 5L food storage barrel, capable of holding a generous 2.5kg of cat food. This substantial capacity ensures that pet owners can rest easy, knowing their adult cats are well-fed for a month with a single fill. The weighing feeding bowl, equipped with a self-developed algorithm, allows for real-time monitoring of the pet’s food consumption with a remarkable weight accuracy of no more than 1g.

What sets this pet feeder apart is its intelligent monitoring system. A built-in infrared sensor tirelessly keeps track of the remaining food, sending timely notifications through the LED large screen and MIJIA app when supplies run low. The anti-food jamming system, tailored for 12mm pet food, ensures a seamless and hassle-free feeding process.

In the face of unexpected network disruptions or power outages, the new pet feeder won’t disappoint as it comes with an emergency power supply system. The product comes with four AA dry batteries which guarantees that scheduled feedings go on as planned.

The Pet Feeder 2 is also durable as the silicone sealing lid, silica gel particle desiccant, and food-grade 304 stainless steel bowl collectively work to preserve the freshness of pet food. There is also a large high-definition LED screen that provides transparency into the feeding process.

Pricing & Availability

The MIJIA Pet Feeder 2 is presently on sale via Jingdong (JD.com) and carries a decent price tag of 399 yuan ($58).

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