Xiaomi has quietly opened full-payment pre-orders in China for the Mijia Mite Remover 3. On paper it looks like a modest upgrade, but the changes should make a real difference for anyone trying to keep mattresses, sofas, and bedding clean.

The big change is the motor. It now pulls 16 kPa of suction, up from 12 kPa on the Mijia Mite Remover 2. That extra power should help it dig deeper into fabric for dust mites, dander, and other debris.

Xiaomi also upgraded the dust collection to a dual-cup system. One cup grabs the bulk of the dirt and helps stop the air ducts and cyclone from clogging, while the second uses spiral airflow to separate finer particles. The idea is better dirt-and-air separation so suction stays stronger for longer.

Filtration got a refresh too. It’s now a full six-stage setup that should reduce the chance of the air path getting blocked and cut down on dust blowing back into the room. The cleaning head delivers 15,000 high-frequency beats per minute and uses a three-zone resonance beater. The vibration-style design is meant to loosen mites and debris while being less likely to tangle with hair, which is a common annoyance with these kinds of cleaners.

On the hygiene side, it still has the LED ultraviolet sterilization, and now adds a 65 °C hot-air drying function, 15 °C hotter than before. Xiaomi says the higher heat helps disrupt the mites’ environment and slow their growth, while also leaving the surface drier after cleaning. Stronger suction, dual cups, multi-stage filtration, rapid beating, and hotter drying together make for a more complete approach to dealing with the allergens that love beds and upholstery.

Price and availability

Right now the Mijia Mite Remover 3 is only available through pre-order in China. It’s priced at 249 yuan, which translates to around $37.

It sits below the earlier Mite Remover 3 Pro, which is cordless, lighter, and pricier, so the regular 3 is the more affordable pick if you mainly want solid mechanical performance.

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Xiaomi has quietly dropped an affordable top-load washing machine. It’s the Mijia Washing Machine with Giant Washing Pulsator 6kg (model XQB60MJ101), and it’s currently on pre-sale in the home country. Put down a 50 yuan deposit and the full price is just 587 yuan, roughly $88. Not bad for a proper 6kg machine.

According to Xiaomi, that 6kg capacity can handle up to 26 T-shirts in one go. The whole unit only takes up about 0.25 square meters of floor space, with dimensions around 496 × 507 × 814 mm. It’s a clean, minimalist white design that should fit most small homes or apartments without looking out of place. There’s also a child lock on the control panel so kids can’t mess with it while it’s running.

You get 10 different wash modes and 10 water level options. The standout is a 19 min quick wash, which is genuinely useful when you just need a small load done fast. You can also set a delay anywhere from 2 to 24 hours, which is handy if you want to run it during cheaper electricity hours or while you’re out.

On the practical side, it has a double-layer mesh filter that catches lint pretty well, so you end up with less residue on your clothes. There’s a drum self-clean mode that uses high-speed water to flush out built-up dirt, plus a drum air-dry function that helps keep the inside dry and reduce the chance of that musty smell building up.

Basic specs: 220V, 50Hz, IPX4 waterproof rating, and it works with water pressure between 0.05 and 0.8 MPa. China’s energy label rates it Level 1, using 0.065 kWh of electricity and 78 liters of water on a standard cycle, with a cleaning ratio of 0.90.

This isn’t one of Xiaomi’s fancy smart washers, no app control or anything like that. It’s just a straightforward, no-nonsense machine that does the basics well. For renters, people in small apartments, or anyone who wants a solid secondary washer without spending much, the combination of decent capacity, quick cycles, self-cleaning features, and that sub-600-yuan price makes it a pretty sensible option. For now it’s only available on Xiaomi’s Chinese store, with no word yet on an international release.

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Xiaomi has introduced a new 20-inch carry-on to its travel accessories lineup: the Mijia Metal Suitcase. The luggage is currently available through a crowdfunding campaign on the Xiaomi Youpin platform for 1,699 yuan (roughly $255) and is scheduled to begin shipping on October 29, 2026.

Mijia Metal Suitcase Specifications

The exterior of the suitcase is built using a combination of aluminum alloys. The main shell is made from a 5000-series aluminum-magnesium alloy, while the internal frame uses a 6000-series aluminum-magnesium-silicon blend for structural support. Instead of using standard visible fasteners, Xiaomi opted for a rivet-free construction method.

The company says this process involves 150 manufacturing steps to create a flat, uniform exterior while maintaining the metal’s structural integrity. The corners are reinforced with zinc alloy to absorb standard impacts during transit, and the exterior features the horizontal stripe pattern seen on previous Mijia luggage models. It is available in two colors: Light Silver and Titanium.

The suitcase features HINOMOTO multidirectional wheels with precision metal bearings, TPE rubber coating, and a 6mm shock-absorption system for smoother movement. The wheels are SGS-certified for noise levels below 43dB and can travel up to 72km with less than 2mm of tread wear, according to Xiaomi’s testing.

The telescopic handle is also made from 6000-series aluminum and offers four height adjustments. It includes a microfiber synthetic leather grip, and Xiaomi says the handle mechanism has been tested to withstand 18,000 extension and retraction cycles.

Inside, the suitcase offers 37 liters of storage, enough for a three- to five-day trip. It features dual compartments with U-shaped zippers, two accessory pockets, and an antibacterial peach-skin velvet lining that claims to inhibit 99% of common bacteria.

It also comes with a one-touch TSA-approved combination lock that opens both clasps simultaneously, along with slow-rebound carrying handles and electroplated hinges.

In related news, Xiaomi has recently launched its lightest Mijia backpack yet, featuring a foldable design and water-resistant construction.

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Xiaomi has added a new bag to its Mijia lineup on the Youpin platform. The Mijia Lightweight Mini Backpack is a basic, packable daypack that costs 69.9 yuan, which converts to roughly $10. As the name suggests, its main specification is its weight: at 140 grams, it is currently the lightest backpack in the Mijia series.

Mijia Lightweight Mini Backpack Specifications

The backpack is designed for short trips, daily commuting, and everyday use. It features a foldable design that lets you store the entire bag inside its own top pocket without needing a separate pouch. You can simply open the top zipper, turn the backpack inside out, fold the shoulder straps inward, and roll the bottom section upward to pack it away. Once folded, it becomes compact enough to fit inside your luggage or another backpack.

For storage, the backpack has a standard main compartment that is rated to hold up to 4kg of gear. The exterior includes a front zippered pocket for smaller items like cables, transit cards, or a power bank, along with two elastic side pockets sized for 500ml water bottles or an umbrella. There are also small attachment loops on the sides for clipping on extra accessories.

Xiaomi is using a high-density nylon fabric for the bag’s construction. According to the company, the material has a Level 4 water-repellent rating, which is sufficient for light rain or accidental spills, allowing water to be wiped off with a cloth. The fabric has also been tested to withstand 30,000 abrasion cycles without showing signs of pilling or tearing.

For the straps, Xiaomi went with a wide, S-shaped design. This is intended to follow the natural curve of the shoulders to distribute the 4kg maximum load more evenly and allow for some breathability. There is also a standard high-density top handle for carrying the bag by hand.

The Mijia Lightweight Mini Backpack is available in three colors: gray, green, and black.

In related news, Xiaomi has recently launched a new robot vacuum and mop with three edge-cleaning arms, along with a titanium thermos that can brew tea simply by turning it upside down.

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Xiaomi has announced a new robot vacuum plus mop in China, called the Mijia Robot Vacuum and Mop 7 Max. The model succeeds the Robot Vacuum 6 Max Xiaomi announced last year and comes in two versions: a water tank model, and a slim model with top and bottom water supply. 

From what we know, the Mijia Robot Vacuum and Mop 7 Max is one of the expensive robot vacuums in Xiaomi’s Mijia lineup. The 6 Max was the most expensive model, but somehow its successor costs less at launch. 

The water tank version costs 4,999 yuan (~$747.00 USD), and the slim version costs 5,299 yuan (~$791.82 USD). Meanwhile, the 6 Max launched at 6,599 yuan (~$986.08 USD) for the water tank version and 6,999 yuan (~$1,045.85 USD) for the water supply and drainage version. This puts the 7 Max about 1,600 to 1,700 yuan (~$239.09 to ~$254.03 USD) below the official prices of the model it replaces.

Xiaomi Robot Vacuum and Mop 7 Max Specifications 

Even if it costs less at launch, you get more suction this time. It can reach 45,000Pa negative pressure, up from 35,000Pa on the 6 Max. It also sprays water heated to 50℃ and turns that on by itself when it recognizes a kitchen or bathroom. Xiaomi also claims a floor sterilization rate of 99.99%.

The 7 Max recognizes more than 320 objects and types of dirt. The 6 Max recognized 280 object types and 47 dirt types by comparison, and Xiaomi counts the two models differently, so the numbers don’t line up exactly. Xiaomi says the 7 Max is less likely to tangle with cables and can match its cleaning method to the type of mess.

Some things remain the same. The 7 Max keeps the triple robotic arms for edge sweeping and mopping along walls, corners and furniture, and one arm reaches the edges of tables and chairs that the main roller misses. It also crosses obstacles up to 6 cm high, the same figure as the 6 Max, so you can expect it to handle stairs and thresholds the same way.

The 7 Max has a slimmer body and a built-in 3D area array radar, which lets it clean under beds and cabinets. Xiaomi hasn’t shared a clearance height, while the 6 Max could enter spaces as low as 9.3 cm. Like the 6 Max, it mops and scrapes at the same time, and it collects the dirty water as it goes so the mop cloth stays clean.

Xiaomi has only announced pricing and pre-sales for China so far, with no word on a global release.

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Xiaomi just launched its newest smart door lock, the 5C Cat Eye Edition. It packs automatic locking, better security monitoring, and a bunch of unlocking options, and it’s landing at a pretty friendly price.

The biggest upgrade is the self-locking body. The moment the door closes, it locks itself automatically, with no need to lift the handle. It uses a built-in clutch and a through-type C-grade lock cylinder that’s designed to resist forced entry, like someone trying to remove the front panel or force the outer handle down. Sensors also watch for anything unusual and will sound an alarm if the door is left partly open.

Up front, there’s an AI smart peephole that actually does some of the watching for you. It can take snapshots or start real-time video when someone walks by or hangs around, and you can tweak the settings to cut down on false alerts.

If someone covers the camera, it now detects that and triggers an alarm. The 1MP camera has a 160° ultra-wide lens, full-color night vision in low light, and switches to black-and-white when it’s completely dark. You also get three days of rolling cloud storage and can check the feed across multiple devices.

Inside, a 3.5-inch screen lets you see who’s outside without opening the door. When the doorbell rings, the screen turns on automatically, which is handy for older family members or kids. There’s also a voice-changing video intercom and remote unlocking through the Mi Home app, which is useful if you live alone or just want to keep an eye on things from anywhere.

All in, there are up to 11 ways to unlock it: AI fingerprint, fixed or visitor passwords, WeChat mini program, Mi Home app (Bluetooth or remote), and a traditional mechanical key. You can also add Xiaomi phones, watches, bands, and NFC cards if you want. Power-wise, it runs on a dual system: a 5,000 mAh lithium-ion battery that lasts up to five months, plus four AA alkaline batteries that can last six months. It switches between them automatically, and there’s a Type-C port for emergency power from a power bank if needed.

It also works with Xiaomi’s ecosystem for deeper smart home automation.

Price and availability:

After national subsidies, the Xiaomi Smart Door Lock 5C (Cat Eye Edition) starts at 999.6 yuan (roughly $149) on JD.com, down from the regular 1,176 yuan (about $175). There is no official word or announcement from Xiaomi regarding the global availability as of writing.

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Xiaomi has introduced a new travel mug to its Mijia product line. The Mijia Titanium Thermos Cup Tea-Water Separation Edition is a 500ml insulated flask that includes a detachable brewing chamber. It is priced at 199 yuan ($30), with a crowdfunding campaign scheduled to launch on the Xiaomi Youpin platform at 10:00 AM on October 14th.

Mijia Thermos Cup Tea-Water Separation Edition Specs

The thermos is designed for brewing loose-leaf tea and infused drinks on the go using a simple gravity-based system. It features a transparent, BPA-free Tritan tea chamber above the insulated flask, separated by a titanium filter. The chamber supports green tea, black tea, oolong, lemon slices, mint leaves, dried tangerine peel, ginseng, and other ingredients, while the main body holds the hot water for brewing.

To start brewing, you turn the sealed thermos upside down, which allows the hot water to flow through the filter and into the clear chamber. Because the chamber is transparent, you can visually check the color of the liquid to see how strong the tea is getting. Once it is ready, turning the bottle upright drains the brewed tea back into the insulated lower section. The wet leaves remain trapped in the top chamber, preventing the drink from over-steeping.

The main body of the cup, the removable filter, and the inner lining of the lid are all constructed from titanium. Xiaomi says that the titanium used has a purity of over 99%. Titanium is frequently used in travel drinkware because it is lighter than standard stainless steel, resists corrosion, and does not leave a metallic taste in the liquid. The thermos also features a rounded drinking rim for standard sipping.

If the brewing function is not needed, the thermos can be converted into a standard insulated bottle. The clear tea chamber can be completely unscrewed and set aside, allowing the lid to attach directly to the titanium base. The vacuum-insulated flask can maintain a liquid temperature of around 45°C for six hours.

For maintenance, the titanium filter can be removed, and the silicone sealing ring includes a pull tab so it can be easily taken out for washing. The Tritan tea chamber is thickened for durability, but Xiaomi advises against boiling it or soaking it in high-temperature water to avoid warping the plastic. The thermos will be available in two colors: Deep Space Gray and Moonlight Silver.

In related news, Portronics has recently launched a 4-in-1 tire inflator with up to 150 PSI pressure and dual AC/DC power, alongside Casio’s new F-91WF watches in the US featuring recycled bands while retaining the same iconic design.

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Xiaomi has opened pre-orders in China for the Mijia Smart Semi-Automatic Espresso Machine Pro. The new kitchen appliance is an all-in-one unit that handles coffee grinding, extraction, and milk frothing. It carries a suggested retail price of 4,999 yuan ($744), with an initial pre-order price of 4,439 yuan ($661).

Mijia Semi-Automatic Espresso Machine Pro Specs

Rather than functioning as a fully automatic machine that prepares coffee at the push of a button, the Mijia Pro is designed to assist with the manual espresso-making process. It features an intelligent pressure-curve analysis system that monitors extraction pressure in real time and generates a pressure graph after each shot.

The system then determines whether the coffee is under-extracted, properly extracted, or over-extracted. Based on the results, it provides suggestions for improving the next shot, such as adjusting the grind setting or changing the tamping pressure.

The internal hardware is built around a dual-pump and dual-heating block system. This setup allows the machine to pull a shot of espresso and steam milk at the same time, bypassing the wait times and temperature fluctuations that typically affect single-boiler machines.

It equips an imported ULKA pump that delivers up to 19 bar of peak pressure. For temperature control, the machine uses five NTC sensors positioned at key points, including the brewing head and water tank, along with a PID algorithm to maintain stable temperatures during extraction.

Xiaomi has also integrated a weighing system directly into the built-in grinder. The grinder, which uses a 420 stainless steel conical burr, measures the coffee output in real time with a 0.1g display resolution. This eliminates the need for you to keep a separate countertop coffee scale. It also includes an ion-based anti-static mechanism to prevent coffee grounds from scattering.

For milk drinks, the machine features an automatic frother programmed to handle five different types of milk, including plant-based options. You simply set your preferred milk type and temperature, and the machine stops automatically when the target temperature is reached. Additionally, the machine has a separate water circuit dedicated to cold drinks, using a room-temperature, low-pressure pulse extraction mode to brew coffee without running it through the hot water lines.

You can interact with the machine through a full-color TFT rotating display knob or the Mijia companion app. The app allows you to adjust nine different brewing parameters, including pre-infusion time, extraction volume, and temperature, and includes over 100 downloadable recipes.

The Mijia Smart Semi-Automatic Espresso Machine Pro ships with a commercial-style 58mm portafilter, a heat-insulating walnut handle, and an independent hot water dispenser for Americanos or tea.

In related news, Xiaomi has recently launched new Mijia smart lights with human presence detection and full-spectrum LEDs, along with a smart countertop dishwasher featuring AI dirt sensing, 80°C drying, and 10-day UV storage.

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Xiaomi has released three new ceiling fixtures under its Mijia smart home brand: the Mijia Downlight 3 Pro, the Mijia Spotlight 3 Pro, and a radar-equipped Presence-Sensing Edition of the downlight. The new series focuses on practical hardware upgrades, including higher lumen output, improved anti-glare designs, and the adoption of Xiaomi’s faster Mesh 2.0 connectivity standard.

Specifications

The standard Mijia Downlight 3 Pro operates on a 12W LED setup that outputs 660 lumens. This is a 65% increase in brightness compared to the previous generation. It uses an 80-degree beam angle to provide general room illumination and minimize shadows.

For users needing directional lighting, the Mijia Spotlight 3 Pro uses a 13W module that outputs 550 lumens. It features a narrower 36-degree beam angle and a physical tilt mechanism that can be adjusted between 0 and 15 degrees to highlight specific areas like shelves or wall art. To reduce glare, the spotlight recesses the light source by 45mm into a black anti-glare ripple structure, achieving a unified glare rating (UGR) of 10 or lower.

The third model, the Mijia Downlight 3 Pro Presence-Sensing Edition, shares the same 12W, 660-lumen specifications as the standard downlight but integrates a 24GHz radar and an ambient-light sensor. Instead of relying solely on manual switches or app controls, this model detects when someone enters or leaves a room, automatically turning the light on or off. It can also be configured to trigger a larger group of connected lights simultaneously, which is useful for hallways and entryways.

Across all three models, Xiaomi is using full-spectrum LEDs with a color rendering index of Ra97. Users can adjust the color temperature from 2700K to 5700K and utilize stepless dimming. The lights also feature a gradual power-on and power-off function to prevent abrupt lighting changes.

On the software side, the series utilizes Xiaomi’s newer Mesh 2.0 module. When paired with a compatible Mesh 2.0 gateway, the company states that multi-device response speeds are 50% faster and network pairing time is reduced by 80% compared to the older Mesh 1.0 standard. The fixtures integrate with the Mijia app for grouping and automation, support XiaoAI voice commands, and include a dedicated low-brightness night-light mode.

Pricing

The Mijia Downlight 3 Pro is priced at 152 yuan ($22), while the Mijia Spotlight 3 Pro costs 176 yuan ($26). The Presence-Sensing Edition is available for 199 yuan ($30).

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Xiaomi has launched a new compact dishwasher in China, called the Mijia Smart Countertop Dishwasher 5-Set. The appliance is priced at 1,998 yuan ($298) on JD.com and is designed for smaller kitchens where installing a conventional built-in dishwasher may not be practical.

Mijia Countertop Dishwasher 5-Set Specifications

The unit is built specifically for countertop use, measuring 550 x 598 x 350mm and weighing 18.5kg. To keep the footprint manageable, Xiaomi opted for a magnetic folding door that limits the total depth to 600mm when fully opened.

Despite the relatively slim profile, it has a five-place setting capacity, which the company says is adequate for households of two to five people. The interior space can accommodate standard tableware alongside cookware, including frying pans up to 30cm in diameter and 24cm soup pots.

For washing, the dishwasher features a multi-directional spray system with four sets of spray arms and 34 water jets. The system delivers an outlet pressure of up to 30kPa to clean dishes from multiple angles. It also comes with an optical water-quality sensor that works with AI algorithms to detect the level of dirt within 10 seconds.

Based on the results, the dishwasher can automatically select a suitable washing program from its eight available modes. It also features an intelligent water-softening system that helps reduce limescale buildup and residue on dishes.

For sanitization, the dishwasher uses a high-temperature wash cycle that reaches up to 75°C. It also comes with a PTC hot-air drying system that delivers air at temperatures of up to 80°C to keep dishes dry after washing.

Xiaomi positions the dishwasher as a five-in-one appliance that can also double as a storage cabinet for clean dishes. It features a UV storage mode with active air circulation that helps keep tableware dry and fresh for up to 240 hours (10 days). The storage duration can be adjusted in 24-hour increments through the Mijia app.

The dishwasher meets China’s updated Level 1 water-efficiency standard. In Eco Wash mode, a single cycle uses 8 liters of water and 0.282kWh of electricity. As with most Xiaomi appliances, it integrates into the company’s smart home ecosystem. It supports HyperOS Connect, enabling remote control, cycle scheduling, and progress monitoring via the Mijia app, along with voice commands through compatible Xiaomi smart speakers.

In related news, Xiaomi has recently launched a compact 271L three-door refrigerator with an adjustable middle zone, alongside the Mijia Sterilizing Foot Bath 2 featuring a 99.9% sterilization rate and a three-section massage system.

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Xiaomi has launched the Mijia 271L refrigerator (MC-271WTMPN) in China. The new three-door model features a compact design aimed at small kitchens, rental homes, and apartments with limited space. It carries an official retail price of 1,799 yuan ($268), but is currently listed on Chinese e-commerce platforms for 1,599 yuan ($238).

Xiaomi Mijia 271L Refrigerator Specifications

The appliance measures 560 x 600 x 1810mm and takes up about 0.34 square meters of floor space. It weighs 48kg and features a standard silver metallic front panel with a finish designed to hide fingerprints and minor scratches.

Despite the narrow footprint, it offers a total capacity of 271 liters divided across three distinct temperature zones. The top refrigerator compartment holds 151 liters and includes adjustable shelves, while the bottom freezer holds 85 liters and is organized with two drawers and a tray.

It features a 35-liter middle compartment with a variable temperature range of -20°C to 5°C, adjustable in one-degree increments. This setup allows you to change how the fridge’s capacity is distributed based on your current groceries.

If you set the middle drawer between 2°C and 5°C, your total refrigerated space increases to 186 liters. If you lower it to between -16°C and -20°C, you get up to 120 liters of combined freezer space.

Internally, the refrigerator uses a 360-degree circulating air-cooling system. Because it is frost-free, it does not require manual defrosting. The cooling hardware consists of a dual-inverter system, an inverter compressor paired with an inverter fan, and five temperature sensors that monitor the interior to keep the climate consistent.

Xiaomi also included silver-ion antibacterial and deodorizing modules in the main compartments, which the company claims can break down odor molecules and achieve a 99.99% antibacterial rate.

In terms of power and noise, the fridge meets China’s Grade 1 energy-efficiency standard, consuming a rated 0.64 kWh per 24 hours. It operates at a noise level of 36dB(A).

All settings are managed through a control panel built into the interior of the main compartment, which includes a quick-freeze mode for the lower sections and a standard top-mounted light for visibility.

In related news, Xiaomi has recently launched the Mijia Sterilizing Foot Bath 2 with 99.9% sterilization and a three-section massage system, alongside the Mijia Desk Lamp 2 Clear Vision Edition with natural sunlight-like illumination and smart controls.

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Xiaomi has just added another product to its home wellness lineup with the Mijia Sterilizing Foot Bath 2. Pre-orders are open, and it’s being positioned as a more hygienic, better-massaging, and easier-to-use upgrade for people who like a proper foot spa at home.

One of the main talking points is the patented pipe sterilization system. Xiaomi has built an ultraviolet component deep inside the water pipes so it can sanitize the internal pathways. The company claims a 99.9% sterilization rate, backed by testing authorities, and says this method avoids the risks of direct UV exposure while still circulating and purifying the water as you use it.

The massage system has been upgraded too. It now works in three sections: rolling kneading on the soles, finger-pressure support for the arches, and tapping on the heels. Everything sits on a soft TPE silicone pad that follows the natural shape of your feet. There’s also a retractable “rain-curtain” spray system. A centrifugal pump pressurizes the water to create a gentle cascading spray that pats the legs, and you can adjust the spray height across three levels: above the water, at the surface, or below it.

The tank itself is a bit taller than the previous version (up 6.7% to 382 mm), so you can soak deeper, up to the calves. It’s powered by a 950 W heater with DPS technology and NTC intelligent temperature control for quick heating and stable temps. You can set the water anywhere from 35°C to 48°C in 1°C steps, choose timers from 5 to 60 minutes, and the machine remembers your preferred settings.

Safety is covered with seven layers of protection, including water-electricity separation, leakage prevention, over-temperature safeguards, low-temperature burn protection, dry-burn prevention, and other electrical and electromagnetic controls. On the practical side, it has a hidden telescopic handle, lockable straight wheels plus omnidirectional ones, a low-positioned drain for easy emptying, a fully enclosed TPE massage plate with a removable washable filter, and a place to store the power cord.

Price and availability

The official retail price is 499 yuan (approximately €65), but the launch price starts at 419 yuan (~€54). Right now it’s showing at 409 yuan. There’s also a matching herbal medicine pack for 59 yuan (~€8). Official sales kick off on September 22 through Xiaomi’s channels in the home country, including Xiaomi Youpin. There’s no word on the global availability yet.

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Xiaomi is expanding its smart home range again, this time with a new bathroom heater. It sticks to the usual clean Mijia white look. The panel is 600 x 300 mm, the main unit measures 604.5 x 304 x 105 mm, and it weighs about 4.15 kg. There’s a built-in 1600 lm LED light that meets RG0 radiation standards, plus a Bluetooth remote that can be mounted on the wall.

The heating comes from a 3000W graphene module paired with a DC inverter dual-core motor. That setup lets it hold a steady temperature, and the airflow can oscillate between 60° and 100° to spread heat more evenly. You can run heating and ventilation at the same time, with airflow rated at 180 m³/h. When it’s in heating or blowing mode, the plasma sterilization claims over 99.9% efficiency.

Smart features are handled by a 24GHz radar that detects when someone’s in the room, so the light and ventilation can turn on automatically. You can tweak the sensitivity and sensing distance. There’s also full app control, scheduling, and voice commands. Safety-wise it has IPX2 waterproofing, short-circuit protection, and overheat protection.

Basically, it’s positioned as a practical upgrade for those integrated ceiling bathroom setups, quick graphene heating, even airflow, and hands-free automation at a pretty accessible price.

Price and availability

The Mijia Smart Bathroom Heater 2C is now listed on JD.com, with first sales kicking off on September 21. It starts at 882 yuan (~€113). Anyone who grabs it during pre-sale also gets a free Mijia thermometer and hygrometer. There’s no word on global availability as of writing.

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Xiaomi has announced a new addition to its smart home catalog: the Mijia Desk Lamp 2 Clear Vision Edition. It is scheduled to go on sale on September 22nd through JD.com, with a starting price of 189 yuan ($28).

Mijia Desk Lamp 2 Clear Vision Edition Specs

The design of the lamp is fairly utilitarian, built around a 60cm horizontal light bar. Instead of shining light directly downward like a traditional desk lamp, it uses a forward-facing projection method. The idea here is to light up the desk area without causing glare on your laptop or monitor screen.

Because the light bar is suspended horizontally, the base takes up less room, leaving more space for a keyboard, mouse, or paperwork. The lamp head is attached to a hinge that tilts 25 degrees forward and backward, which Xiaomi claims has been tested for 10,000 adjustments.

Inside the light bar, there are 112 LEDs. Xiaomi has increased the brightness compared to the standard Mijia Desk Lamp 2. The central 500 by 300mm working area now outputs a minimum of 1,000 lux, which is an increase from the previous 756 lux.

The wider 700 by 500mm zone reaches 550 lux. The light uniformity has also been adjusted to a 1.7 rating in the center and 3.1 overall. These numbers mean the lamp meets China’s GB/T 9473-2022 AA-level standards for desk lighting.

Xiaomi is also pointing out the color accuracy of the LEDs. The lamp has a Ra97 color rendering index (CRI) and an R9 value over 90. In practical terms, this helps colors look more natural and accurate when you are looking at physical items on your desk. To help reduce eye strain, the lamp is TÜV Süd certified, has an RG0 rating for zero blue-light hazard, and does not produce visible flicker.

For controls, there is a standard touch panel on the base. It also connects to the Mijia app and HyperOS ecosystem for remote control and voice commands. You can adjust the color temperature between 2700K and 5100K or choose from six presets, such as Reading or Computer modes.

There is also a built-in focus timer that pulses a breathing light to let you know when it is time to take a break, with work intervals you can set anywhere from 1 to 90 minutes.

In related news, Xiaomi has recently launched the Mijia Ceiling Light C L90 and D40 with up to 8,400 lumens of full-spectrum lighting and adjustable color temperature, alongside a new smart gas water heater with improved energy efficiency and zero-cold-water technology.

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Xiaomi has opened crowdfunding for a new range of affordable full-spectrum smart ceiling lights aimed at everyday home use.

The Mijia Ceiling Light C series is designed to bring high-quality, eye-friendly lighting and smart controls to both larger living rooms and smaller bedrooms. It’s available right now on Xiaomi’s Youpin platform and includes two models.

The L90 is meant for living rooms of about 25–45 square meters and is priced at 539 yuan (~€69). The more compact D40 is aimed at bedrooms under 15 square meters and starts at 269 yuan (~€34).

Both have a simple upright design with a slim, integrated body. The L90 measures 900 × 600 × 85 mm, while the D40 is a circular light with a 400 mm diameter and 75 mm thickness. Matte finishes on the lamp bodies help cut down on gloss and glare when the lights are on.

On the performance side, the L90 draws 108 W and puts out 8400 lumens, while the D40 uses 30 W for 2500 lumens. Both use custom full-spectrum LEDs that hit a colour rendering index of Ra95 and let you adjust the colour temperature continuously from 2700K to 5700K. They’ve also passed TÜV SÜD testing, earning an RG0 exemption rating for blue-light hazard protection and confirming they’re free of visible flicker.

The lights use a wide-angle side-emitting setup that spreads illumination evenly and reduces dark spots. The lampshades include an anti-UV agent to help prevent yellowing over time, and the internal LED chips are paired with an efficient heat-dissipation structure so the lights maintain strong output for longer.

Smart features work through the Mi Home app, where you can easily tweak brightness and colour, set scene presets, and create personalized settings. The lights can also link with other Xiaomi devices, like speakers or smart door locks, for automated routines, fitting neatly into the broader Xiaomi smart-home system.

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Xiaomi just dropped a new flagship range hood that’s basically trying to make kitchen smoke a non-issue. The Mijia Smart Range Hood 3 Max is their most capable smoke-handling appliance yet, and it’s built to suck up fumes fast while using AI to react in real time.

Pre-orders are already open in China. The regular price sits at 5,999 yuan (~€770), but with the national subsidy it drops to 4,599 yuan (~€590). Xiaomi is calling it Mijia’s top smoke-purifying model, and the numbers back that up. Compared with the previous generation you get 34.6% more wind speed, an 89% jump in static pressure, and noise intensity cut by 84%.

There’s a four-vortex cyclone that grabs smoke right at the source, a high-speed backward-tilting airflow for those heavy stir-fry moments, and an air curtain that tries to keep the fumes from floating up into your face. Top fan speed hits 17.5 m/s, the highest Mijia has recorded, powered by a 360 W motor and eight “hurricane” suction levels. Max static pressure is 1,700 Pa.

A constant air-volume algorithm senses how much resistance the flue is giving and adjusts automatically, so it should still work properly whether you’re on the 1st floor or the 67th.

The smart side is where it gets interesting. A 3MP camera paired with a VLA visual model (trained on more than 100,000 real cooking clips) checks the smoke situation every 0.1 seconds and can change speed within 0.6 seconds. Xiaomi claims over 98% accuracy.

There’s also AI anti-overflow protection: it watches for a pot that’s about to boil over, sounds an alarm, and can even tell a compatible Mi Home cooktop to cut the heat. It keeps an eye on gas and smoke around the clock, has a micron-level PM2.5 sensor with a three-color display, and can push alerts to your phone through the Mi Home app. If it senses you need ventilation, it can turn itself on.

Other practical bits: negative-ion sterilization that Xiaomi says removes 97% of PM2.5 and hits 98% sterilization rates, an oleophobic coating on the impeller plus a smart dry-cleaning mode that doesn’t require taking anything apart, and durability testing equal to 1,680 hours that supports their claim of strong suction lasting ten years. Noise control uses 17 different design tricks and lands at 59 dB(A) on high power.

It launches alongside the new Mijia Timer Gas Stove 3 Max, so Xiaomi is clearly pushing the whole smart-kitchen ecosystem. If you do a lot of high-heat cooking and hate lingering smells or constant filter cleaning, this looks like a big step up in what a connected range hood can do.

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Xiaomi has introduced a new smart home appliance in China, the Mijia Smart Gas Water Heater 2 16L. The natural gas water heater will launch on September 15 for 2,899 yuan ($432), while its regular retail price is set at 2,999 yuan ($446).

Mijia Smart Gas Water Heater 2 Specifications

The heater features a thermal efficiency of up to 107%, exceeding China’s 98% threshold for a first-class energy efficiency rating. It achieves this through secondary condensation heat-exchange technology, which recovers and reuses heat from the exhaust gases that would otherwise be lost.

Normally, this condensation process creates an acidic liquid runoff, which requires a dedicated drain pipe. Xiaomi bypassed this by building in a condensate management system. The unit runs the fluid through a mineral neutralization module to lower its acidity.

After that, a high-speed centrifugal atomizer breaks the liquid down into fine droplets and pushes it straight out the exhaust pipe. It’s a structural change that prevents internal pipe corrosion and saves buyers from having to drill into walls or run extra plumbing just for drainage.

For apartments with older plumbing or generally low water pressure, the heater includes a built-in TSI DC variable-frequency booster pump. According to Xiaomi’s test data, the pump can increase water flow by up to 245%, supporting a 10-meter head and a 120-meter circulation loop. It also has a preheating feature that warms water resting in the pipes before you turn on the tap.

To keep water temperatures consistent, the heater uses a dual-drive water servo system. It tracks incoming water pressure and temperature, tweaking the gas and combustion ratios so the water doesn’t suddenly go cold if someone turns on another sink. The combustion chamber itself is sealed and uses a bottom-mounted fan that Xiaomi says can keep the flame stable even against Force 12 winds.

The rest of the hardware covers standard smart home and maintenance features. It has a six-stage water filtration system to catch sediment and bacteria, and it connects to the Mijia app via 2.4GHz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5.0 for remote scheduling and voice control. Thanks to internal vibration dampening and a low-noise burner, the operating noise sits at a relatively quiet 32dB(A).

In related news, Xiaomi has recently launched the Mijia Smart Bathroom Heater 2 with 3,000W heating and advanced temperature and humidity sensing, along with a new 500mL thermos made from baby bottle-grade PPSU and 316L stainless steel.

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Xiaomi is expanding its smart home lineup again, this time with a new bathroom heater that focuses on faster heating, better ventilation, and full ecosystem integration. The Mijia Smart Bathroom Heater 2 is now up for pre-sale, packing heating, smart sensors, and bright lighting into one ceiling-mounted unit.

The standout features are its dual-drive high suction power and a bunch of practical smart functions. It uses a dual-fan, single-duct design with dual DC inverter motors, capable of moving up to 300 m³/h of air, enough for a full air change in as little as 90 seconds. Heating comes from a PTC graphene element that peaks at 3,000W, which Xiaomi says heats up quickly and conducts heat efficiently.

The smart side is pretty thorough. It has an advanced temperature and humidity sensing system that works with the DC inverter motors to adjust heating based on how warm it actually feels to a person, rather than just the air temperature.

Dual 24GHz millimeter-wave radars handle human detection, so the lights can turn on automatically and the ventilation can kick in when someone enters or leaves. There’s also a built-in VOC sensor that triggers automatic ventilation if the air quality drops.

For lighting, it uses a 1,600 lumen high-brightness LED with stepless dimming, so you can set it exactly how you like. You can control it a few different ways: through Xiaomi’s Smart Connect (Pengpai Zhilian) system, the Mi Home app, Xiao Ai voice commands, or the digital display panel right on the unit for power, temperature, and other settings. Overall, the Mijia Smart Bathroom Heater 2 feels like a step up from basic bathroom heaters.

Pricing and availability

The Mijia Smart Bathroom Heater 2 is currently listed at Xiaomi Youpin and JD.com at 1,117 yuan, which translates to about €143 at the current exchange rate. The brand has not announced a global launch date as of writing.

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Xiaomi just made a pretty big statement in Berlin. For the first time ever, the company showed up at IFA with its own massive presence, and it’s clear they’re serious about expanding beyond phones in Europe.

At their global launch event during the show, Xiaomi officially introduced the Mijia smart home brand to European (and global) audiences and confirmed it’s coming to the region in a big way. Their booth is over 3,300 square meters, the largest standalone overseas exhibition they’ve ever done, and it’s packed with more than 380 products. The whole thing revolves around their “Human × Car × Home” idea: phones, smart home devices, and eventually cars all talking to each other through AI.

Mijia is being positioned under the theme “The Art of Smart Living.” The brand has over 2,000 products across more than 130 categories. What’s interesting is that they’re finally bringing over some of the bigger appliances that were mostly limited to China until now, including multi-function washers, air conditioners with radar sensors, and fridges designed to keep food fresher for longer. The pitch is that all these devices work together in one ecosystem and can actually anticipate what you need.

Lu Weibing, Xiaomi’s partner and president, was on stage and once again confirmed that Xiaomi cars are still on track to launch in Europe next year (2027). They’re not just talking about it either. The company already has an R&D setup in Munich, is working on adapting the cars for European roads and regulations, and has signed agreements with major German dealer groups to start building a sales and service network.

All in all, Xiaomi’s first real IFA appearance feels like a clear signal: they’re no longer just a phone company in Europe. By pushing Mijia hard and locking in the 2027 car timeline, they’re betting that European customers will actually want a fully connected ecosystem that stretches from the living room all the way to the driveway.

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Xiaomi is currently running a crowdfunding campaign on its Youpin platform for a new travel mug, the Mijia Flip-Top Thermos Cup 2. The campaign runs from September 2nd through September 9th, pricing the 500mL thermos at 79 yuan ($12) before it moves to a standard retail price of 109 yuan ($16). It is a standard, non-smart thermos that focuses on basic utility and material choices rather than connected features.

Mijia Flip-Top Thermos Cup 2 Specs

The lid incorporates a mechanical auto-locking design meant for one-handed operation. To open it, you slide a small lock switch to the left and press the release button. When you close the lid, the lock automatically slides back into place. The goal of this mechanism is to keep the thermos from opening by accident and spilling inside a bag.

Inside the lid, the drinking spout and the internal filter are made of polyphenylsulfone, or PPSU. This is a plastic polymer often used in baby bottles because it handles high temperatures well and does not easily retain smells from drinks like coffee or tea. The spout can also be completely detached from the main lid, which makes it easier to clean out any trapped residue.

The main body of the thermos uses a 316L stainless steel liner. According to Xiaomi, the manufacturing process involves a thin-wall construction to reduce the overall weight of the cup, along with a mirror electrolytic treatment. This treatment gives the inside of the thermos a smooth finish, meaning a simple rinse with water is usually enough to clean it out.

For insulation, the cup uses a standard tailless vacuum process between the inner and outer walls, supplemented by a copper-plated inner layer. Xiaomi’s testing claims the thermos will maintain hot liquids at 68 degrees Celsius or higher for six hours. For cold drinks, it will hold temperatures at 10 degrees Celsius or lower for the same six-hour period. The vacuum layer also keeps the outside of the thermos at a normal temperature when carrying hot water.

The mug also includes a silicone pad on the bottom to prevent the metal from clanking on hard surfaces, a dual-thread design for taking the lid off, and a pull tab on the rubber sealing ring to make it easier to remove for washing. The thermos is available in matte white, navy blue, and mist purple, as well as a pearlescent glacier blue.

In related news, Xiaomi has recently launched a new mini dual-drum washer-dryer with a 40-minute wash-and-dry cycle, alongside a new floor-standing air conditioner featuring rapid cooling and heating with AI-powered energy saving.

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Xiaomi has launched the Mijia Mini Twin-Tub Washer-Dryer 5kg in China. It has a standard retail price of 3,499 yuan ($520) and now up for pre-order on JD.com. The appliance is built to handle a practical household task: washing different types of clothes at the same time without mixing them together.

Mijia Mini Washer-Dryer Specifications

Instead of a standard single drum, the machine splits its 5kg washing capacity across two independent 2.5kg tubs. For drying, each drum holds up to 1.5kg, giving the unit a total drying capacity of 3kg. This setup means you can wash baby clothes in one drum and adult clothes in the other, or keep delicates away from heavier fabrics. To make sure the loads stay separated, the machine uses independent water and drying channels for each tub, which prevents water from one drum crossing into the other.

Inside, the washer uses a direct-drive motor that reaches a maximum spin speed of 1,200rpm. The drums are 255mm in diameter. For detergent, the machine has two separate 150ml auto-dosing dispensers. It calculates how much soap is needed for a specific load to cut down on residue. Xiaomi claims a full dispenser can last for around a month under typical use, while the self-cleaning system helps prevent blockages over time.

The machine includes 34 wash programs for specific stains like coffee, mud, and makeup. There is a 40-minute quick wash-and-dry cycle for small items, and a 40°C low-temperature drying mode for silk that uses sensors to stop the cycle when the fabric is dry.

If you leave clothes in the machine overnight, it turns on a ventilation system to circulate fresh air and limit odors. It also has a 95°C high-temperature drum-cleaning mode and claims a 99.99% removal rate for bacteria and viruses.

Like other Mijia devices, it connects to the Mi Home app and HyperOS system. It supports voice controls and receives over-the-air software updates. The unit measures 598 x 574 x 478mm, which allows it to fit into standard 600mm-deep cabinets. It weighs 41kg and can sit on the floor, on a counter, or stacked on top of a standard front-loading washing machine.

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Xiaomi has released a new floor-standing air conditioner in China. The Mijia Air Conditioner Giant Energy-Saving Floor-Standing 5HP is currently available on JD.com for 7,999 yuan (around $1,190).

Mijia Floor-Standing 5HP AC Specifications

It is designed for large spaces, specifically rooms between 50 and 80 square meters, making it an option for both homes and small commercial areas. Inside, the system is powered by a 38.6cc displacement compressor. Xiaomi paired this with a dual-row condenser and a dual-row evaporator.

The unit provides a maximum cooling capacity of 13,200W and a maximum heating capacity of 17,250W. To help adjust room temperatures quickly, the system supports 30-second rapid cooling and 60-second rapid heating. It does not use auxiliary electric heating at all. Instead, it relies entirely on its heat pump, which is built to function in outside temperatures ranging from -35°C to 65°C.

To circulate air, the indoor unit is equipped with a 120mm fan wheel. It can push up to 1,850 cubic meters of air per hour through a 181mm opening. The airflow has a 115-degree spread and can reach up to 17 meters across a room. The system includes four-way airflow adjustments, with specific settings that direct air along the ceiling or the floor so you can avoid a direct breeze.

For efficiency, the unit holds a Class 1 energy rating and an Annual Performance Factor (APF) of 3.75. Xiaomi estimates that its software algorithms can cut energy consumption by roughly 20% during standard use, potentially saving users around 972kWh a year compared to older, less efficient models.

Because it is a Xiaomi product, it connects to the Mijia app, supports XiaoAI voice commands, and works with HyperOS Connect. The software provides cloud-based diagnostics that can identify 122 different hardware issues, like low refrigerant or blockages, and it supports over-the-air updates. Basic maintenance is handled by a self-cleaning cycle that uses a 58°C heating process to dry and clean the indoor evaporator.

The indoor unit is a simple white tower measuring 1,868mm tall and weighing 30kg. It produces about 50 to 52dB(A) of noise at high fan speeds. The outdoor unit weighs 68kg.

In related news, Xiaomi has recently launched the Mijia Smart Air Purifier 6 and Air Purifier 4 Compact in India, as well as the Mijia Pressurized Steam Iron with 500kPa pressure and 135°C steam.

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Xiaomi is expanding its smart home lineup in India with two new air purifiers: the Mijia Smart Air Purifier 6 and the Mijia Smart Air Purifier 4 Compact. The two devices are aimed at different ends of the market, with the larger model designed for living rooms and the compact version meant for desks or small bedrooms.

Specifications and Pricing

The Mijia Smart Air Purifier 6 is the more capable of the two, priced at ₹19,999 ($210). It features a Clean Air Delivery Rate (CADR) of 443 m³/h and is rated to handle spaces up to 940 square feet. Xiaomi has packed a five-stage filtration system into this unit. Alongside the standard primary filter and activated carbon layer, it includes UVC sterilization and a negative ion generator.

For monitoring, the Purifier 6 features five sensors that track temperature, humidity, dust, PM2.5, and PM1. The PM1 sensor can detect ultra-fine particles smaller than 1 micron, a feature more commonly found on pricier air purifiers.

Instead of a traditional, densely packed HEPA filter, both new purifiers use Xiaomi’s proprietary electrostatic filter media. The company claims that by using melt-blown fibers with an electrostatic charge, the filter allows more air to pass through with less resistance. In practical terms, this is meant to keep the fan noise down and reduce energy consumption while still capturing 99.97% of airborne particles.

The smaller Mijia Smart Air Purifier 4 Compact costs ₹7,999 ($84). It strips away the UVC light, the ionizer, and the extra sensors to focus on basic air cleaning for smaller spaces. It has a CADR of 230 m³/h, covers up to 400 square feet, and uses a standard three-layer filter setup. It is primarily built for quiet operation, featuring a sleep mode that drops the noise output to 20dB.

As with most of Xiaomi’s home appliances, both purifiers connect to the Xiaomi Home app. From there, you can check real-time air quality, adjust fan speeds, set schedules, and monitor filter degradation. These also support basic voice commands through Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant.

Availability

Both models only come in white. They will be available starting September 2, 2026, through Xiaomi’s website, Amazon India, Flipkart, Blinkit, and physical retail stores.

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Xiaomi has added a new garment care appliance to its smart home lineup: the Mijia Pressurized Steam Iron. The floor-standing unit is currently listed on JD.com for 587.05 yuan ($87).

Mijia Pressurized Steam Iron Specs

The device features a 500kPa electromagnetic pump, a built-in boiler, and a 2,200W heating system that delivers 135°C steam and a steady 40g/min output. Xiaomi says the pressurized steam can penetrate up to eight layers of silk, helping soften fabric fibers and remove wrinkles from thicker garments.

To address the common issue of clothes getting damp during steaming, the Mijia iron uses a secondary heating system and ceramic-glazed soleplate to reduce condensation and water marks. Xiaomi also claims its 135°C steam achieves a 99.99% sterilization rate.

The physical design is built around an integrated ironing board that adjusts from 0 to 90 degrees. You can lock it vertically for standard steaming, tilt it to 45 degrees, or lay it completely flat. To save you from bending down to the base station, all power and steam controls are located on the handle. It also features a grip sensor; the steam automatically pauses when you let go of the handle and shuts down entirely if left idle for 30 minutes.

You get three steam settings tailored for different fabric weights, plus a burst-steam mode for flat ironing and formal wear. The base houses a 2-liter water tank, which provides over 40 minutes of continuous use. Xiaomi estimates a full tank can handle about 17 shirts or 14 suit jackets.

The unit weighs 7.5kg and comes in a white finish. It includes a telescopic aluminum rod, shoulder-shaped hanger, wool-cleaning brush, and anti-scald glove, along with a thermal fuse, NTC temperature sensor, and tip-over protection.

In related news, Xiaomi has recently launched a new 600L refrigerator with an automatic ice maker and dual cooling system, along with a multi-head massage gun offering 25kg of thrust, 4mm massage depth, and up to 31 days of battery life.

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Xiaomi has introduced a new large-capacity refrigerator to its home appliance lineup in China. The Mijia Refrigerator Pro 600L Cross-Door Automatic Ice Maker is currently up for preorder on JD.com for 4,469 yuan (around $662), with an official release date set for August 31.

Mijia Refrigerator Pro 600L Specs

As the name suggests, the fridge offers 600 liters of total storage space, making it a fairly massive unit aimed at larger households. That capacity is split between a 375-liter top refrigeration section and a 225-liter bottom freezer.

Inside the fridge compartment, there is a dedicated 36-liter drawer with adjustable temperature settings. You can switch this drawer between three modes: dry goods, zero-degree, and a setting for baby products, depending on what you need to store.

From a hardware perspective, the most practical feature is the dual-system cooling setup. Xiaomi put independent evaporators and fans in both the fridge and the freezer. Because the two sections don’t share air, you don’t have to worry about odors from the fridge migrating over and ruining the taste of your ice.

The freezer also includes a -30°C deep-freeze setting, which is meant to freeze items fast enough to prevent large ice crystals from forming and damaging the texture of the food.

The fridge also includes a built-in ice maker, but it doesn’t require complex plumbing. Instead, you manually fill an internal water reservoir, and the system handles the rest, storing up to 130 ice cubes at a time.

It connects to Xiaomi’s Mijia app, which lets you schedule ice production, check water levels, and run a three-minute self-cleaning cycle to flush out the internal water lines.

To handle smells and bacteria, the main compartment uses an ion purification system built into the air vents, while the freezer relies on a standard silver-ion antibacterial module.

Physically, the fridge comes in a dark grey finish that Xiaomi calls Black Feather Rock. It is designed to sit flush inside standard kitchen cabinetry, venting heat from the bottom rather than the sides to save space.

It measures 852mm wide by 675mm deep and stands 1,912mm tall. It also supports Xiaomi XiaoAI voice control, carries a Level 1 energy efficiency rating, and comes with a 10-year compressor warranty.

In related news, Xiaomi has recently launched a new multi-head massage gun with 25kg of thrust, 4mm massage depth, and up to 31 days of battery life, alongside a new portable ice maker with 6-8 minute ice-making and UV cleaning.

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Xiaomi has launched the Mijia Multi-Head Massage Gun 3 in China, with pre-sales starting at an introductory price of 369 yuan ($54). It uses wider, multi-node massage heads instead of the typical single-point design to cover a larger area at once.

Mijia Multi-Head Massage Gun 3 Specifications

The massage gun comes with three interchangeable attachments built for different parts of the body, such as the back, legs, waist, and hips. The largest of the three is the leg massage head, which has an 18,300mm² contact area for general tapping.

There is also a spherical head with four contact points covering 6,300mm² for moderate kneading, and a pressure-point head with six raised nodes over a 2,700mm² area for deeper pressure. To make it easier to use around the back, the attachments are designed with a physical gap in the middle to avoid making direct contact with the spine.

Inside, the device runs on a dual-axis brushless motor that delivers up to 25kg of maximum thrust and a massage depth of 4mm. It features fixed and variable frequency modes with three intensity levels, offering speeds from 800 to 2,000 RPM. It also includes a memory function that restores the last-used mode and intensity setting.

For handling, the massage gun features a dual-sided grip to help users reach different angles. The shape also allows for hands-free positioning; users can lean the device against a surface like a bed or sofa to keep it pressed against their body without having to hold it continuously.

The unit is powered by a 2,450mAh battery. According to Xiaomi’s testing, it can run for about 310 minutes on the lowest fixed-frequency setting with a 3kg load. For someone operating the device for 10 minutes a day, this works out to roughly 31 days of battery life between charges.

In related news, Xiaomi has launched a new portable ice maker with 6-8 minute ice-making and UV cleaning, along with the Mijia Wireless Floor Scrubber 5 Pro Foam Edition with active foam cleaning.

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Xiaomi has added a new countertop ice maker to its Mijia home appliance brand. The device is currently available for crowdfunding on the Xiaomi Youpin platform for 359 yuan ($53), with regular sales scheduled to begin on August 17.

Xiaomi Mijia Ice Maker Specifications

The appliance is designed to take up minimal space. It measures 290 x 260 x 210 mm and weighs 6.1 kg, giving it a footprint similar to an A4 sheet of paper. This size makes it practical for standard kitchen counters, office breakrooms, or small bar areas where space is limited. It operates at a rated power of 110W, which means it can also be powered by a standard car inverter for use outside the home.

For ice production, the machine makes eight cubes per cycle and includes two specific settings: Quick Ice and Standard Ice. The Quick Ice mode produces a batch in about six to eight minutes. The Standard Ice setting takes longer but creates larger, clearer cubes.

According to Xiaomi, the machine uses a freezing process that reduces air bubbles and impurities. This denser ice takes about seven minutes to fully melt in 300ml of water, which is useful for drinks like cold-brew coffee, cocktails, or whiskey where slower dilution is preferred.

The internal hardware includes a 1-liter water tank and a removable 0.75-liter ice basket. The basket holds between 64 and 80 cubes at a time. When running continuously over a 24-hour period, the machine can produce up to 13 kg of ice. It uses R600a refrigerant for cooling and is designed to be used with purified or filtered drinking water.

Xiaomi also included standard maintenance and convenience features. There is a built-in UV lamp for sterilization and a self-cleaning mode. Pressing and holding the Ice Making and Reservation buttons for three seconds runs a five-minute cleaning cycle, after which the water can be drained through a side plug.

The control panel relies on simple LED indicators to show water levels, UV status, and the current ice mode. It also has a scheduling feature, allowing users to delay ice production by three, five, or eight hours so a full basket is ready at a specific time. It also features a transparent window on the top lid that lets users check the ice level without opening the machine, and there is a dedicated compartment to store the included ice scoop.

In related news, Xiaomi has recently launched the Mijia Wireless Floor Scrubber 5 Pro Foam Edition with active foam cleaning and 26,000Pa suction.

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Unlike the usual ultrasonic humidifiers that shoot out visible mist, the newly launched Mijia No-Mist Humidifier 3 (1500mL/h) works with pure natural evaporation. As the name suggests, it can put out up to 1,500 mL of moisture per hour without any fog. It’s a better fit for larger living spaces.

It has a 6-liter water tank treated with silver ions for solid antibacterial protection, and on a full fill it should run for around 10 hours. In sleep mode the display dims on its own and the noise drops to a quiet 31.5 dB(A). You can tweak things further in the Mi Home app, including automatic screen-off and muted notifications.

Hygiene seems to be a big focus. The humidification filter uses antibacterial fiber with a safe antimicrobial coating that helps resist mold, and you can wash it by hand to keep odors down. There’s also a separate water-purification filter that catches dust and other junk that builds up in the tank. The whole thing is modular, so you can easily take apart the filter cartridge, impeller, water tank, and pump for a proper clean.

On top there’s a digital display that shows the current indoor humidity and how much water is left. High-precision sensors automatically adjust the output to keep the humidity steady at whatever level you set. You can control it remotely through the Mi Home app, set a preferred humidity level, and use a 24-hour timer. Xiao Ai voice commands work for hands-free control, and it plays nice with other smart devices like air conditioners, heaters, and door locks for automated routines.

This 1,500 mL/h version sits at the top of Xiaomi’s current Mijia no-mist range, with smaller 400 mL/h, 600 mL/h, and 800mL/h models previously available.

Pricing and availability

The Mijia No-Mist Humidifier 3 (1500mL/h) is already listed on Xiaomi Youpin with a crowdfunding price of 899 yuan. Sales and crowdfunding kick off on August 17 in the home country.

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Xiaomi has released the Mijia Wireless Floor Scrubber 5 Pro Foam Edition in China, adding a new wet/dry vacuum to its household hardware lineup. It is priced at 2,199 yuan (around $326) and follows the recent launch of the Mijia Wireless Floor Washer 5 Pro.

Mijia Wireless Floor Scrubber 5 Pro Foam Edition Specs

The vacuum is designed to handle various types of floor messes by combining high temperatures with targeted cleaning agents. Inside the unit, a 300W boiler generates 160°C steam, spraying it at a 45-degree angle to help loosen dried dirt before the roller passes over it.

Alongside the steam function, Xiaomi included an active foam system. By holding a button on the handle, the vacuum dispenses a dense cleaning foam formulated to break down heavy grease and stubborn stains.

For standard vacuuming, the device pulls 26,000Pa of suction and applies about 60.3N of downward pressure on the floor. It uses a 400rpm roller brush, which is paired with a blue-light LED on the cleaning head to illuminate dust and debris in darker areas.

Dealing with tangled hair is a common issue with wet-dry vacuums, so Xiaomi has included a fine-tooth comb system and a constant-pressure metal scraper that continuously pulls hair off the roller brush as it spins.

The vacuum also features a water-and-air separation system, which allows the entire unit to lie completely flat to reach under furniture without losing suction power. To help manage the weight of the water tanks, the vacuum has a motorized central wheel that actively assists with pushing, pulling, and turning.

The base station handles most of the post-cleaning maintenance. When docked, it runs a self-cleaning cycle using 100°C boiling water to wash the roller brush. Afterward, it uses a built-in PTC heater to dry the brush, the base, and the internal pathways in about five minutes to prevent odors.

The vacuum is rated for up to 40 minutes of battery life. It carries a 1,000ml clean-water tank and a 700ml dirty-water tank, which uses a solid-liquid separator to make emptying it a bit easier. You can switch between four cleaning modes using the built-in LED display.

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Xiaomi is well-known for its wide range of gadgets, though historically, many of these products launched exclusively in China and never reached the global market. In recent years, however, Xiaomi has steadily expanded its Mijia ecosystem to many other countries, making these smart home devices much more accessible.

If you live in one of these regions, you now have a variety of practical, well-designed appliances to choose from. In this article, we are going to talk about the Xiaomi Mijia gadgets that you can actually buy in 2026.

Mijia Smart Air Purifier 6 Plus

Indoor air quality is a common concern, and the Mijia Smart Air Purifier 6 Plus addresses it with a straightforward, high-capacity approach. Designed for larger living spaces, it can cover up to 91 square meters. It uses a dual-impeller and dual-filter structure, which allows it to pull in air from three sides and output it from two. This design helps it cycle the air in a standard room quite quickly.

Beyond standard HEPA filtration, it includes a UVC module intended to reduce airborne bacteria and viruses, alongside an activated carbon layer for odors and formaldehyde. The inclusion of five distinct sensors, including a dedicated PM1 sensor for ultra-fine particles, means the device can adjust its fan speed accurately based on real-time air quality. It is a quiet, capable appliance that simply does its job in the background.

Xiaomi Robot Vacuum 6 Max

Robot vacuums have improved significantly over the years, and the Xiaomi Robot Vacuum 6 Max incorporates several features that solve common automated cleaning frustrations. The vacuum comes with the bionic dual mechanical leg system, which allows it to lift itself over thresholds and single steps up to 6cm high. If your home has uneven flooring or thick rugs, this prevents the vacuum from getting stuck.

It also features a retractable LiDAR sensor that physically lowers to help the vacuum fit under low-clearance furniture, reaching spaces as low as 9.3cm. For cleaning performance, it offers a strong 35,000Pa suction capacity and an extendable side brush to reach into corners. The base station handles the maintenance, washing the mop pads with 85°C water and drying them with warm air, which keeps maintenance to a minimum.

Mijia Air Conditioner GentleAir 5.2 kW

Standard air conditioners often create uncomfortable drafts of cold air. The Mijia Air Conditioner GentleAir 5.2 kW mitigates this using micro-hole air flaps. By pushing the air through these tiny perforations, the unit softens the airflow, cooling the room without blowing a harsh, direct breeze on anyone sitting nearby.

It is also designed for efficiency. It features a full DC inverter system and a cloud-based AI energy-saving mode that optimizes power usage based on your habits and the room’s temperature, potentially lowering energy consumption by around 20%. With a low-noise operation mode that drops down to 20dB(A) and smart scheduling via the Xiaomi Home app, it is a very practical upgrade for a bedroom or home office.

Mijia Compact Portable Electric Air Compressor

This is the kind of tool that is easy to store and very useful to have on hand. Weighing only 240g, this portable air compressor is compact enough to fit in a glovebox or a backpack. Despite its small size, it can output up to 150psi, making it suitable for bicycles, electric scooters, motorcycles, and sports balls.

It runs on a 2000mAh internal battery, which holds enough charge to top up a car tire in an emergency. The interface is simple: you select a preset mode (like bicycle or ball), and the device automatically stops inflating once it reaches the correct pressure. It also includes a built-in light for nighttime use, making it a reliable utility gadget.

Mijia Electric Wine Opener

Opening a bottle of wine shouldn’t require a struggle, and the Mijia Electric Wine Opener provides a clean, automated solution. It features a simple two-button design and a built-in foil cutter. You place it over the neck of the bottle, press the uncork button, and an internal motor removes the cork in about 10 seconds.

Pressing the second button releases the cork from the device. It weighs 244g and has a matte, skin-friendly finish that makes it comfortable to hold. It is a small, specific tool, but it performs its task smoothly and quietly.

Mijia Electric Shaver Pro

The Mijia Electric Shaver Pro offers a comfortable, close shave without the premium price tag often associated with high-end grooming brands. It utilizes a magnetic levitation linear motor and durable ceramic blades that resist wear over time.

The floating shaver heads adjust to the contours of your face, reducing the need to press hard against the skin. It is fully IPX7 waterproof, meaning it can be easily rinsed under the tap or used in the shower. The battery life is dependable, and it charges via a standard USB-C port, making it very convenient for travel.

Mijia Vacuum Cleaner 4 Pro

For spot cleaning and deep carpet vacuuming, the cordless Mijia Vacuum Cleaner 4 Pro is a very capable companion to a robot vacuum. It provides strong suction and features an anti-tangle brush design that cuts hair as it cleans, which is particularly useful for pet owners.

The vacuum also includes a green laser dust detection system built into the main floor head. It illuminates fine dust, dirt, and small debris on hard floors that can be difficult to spot under normal lighting. This practical feature helps reveal hidden messes in real time, making it easier to clean more thoroughly and avoid leaving dust behind.

Mijia Smart Steam Air Fryer 7L

Air fryers are convenient, but they can sometimes dry out certain foods. The Mijia Smart Steam Air Fryer 7L addresses this by adding a micro-steam injection feature. By introducing a small amount of steam during the cooking cycle, it helps retain moisture inside the food while still crisping the outside.

The 7-liter capacity is large enough to handle meals for a family, easily accommodating a whole chicken or large batches of vegetables. The controls are managed through a simple OLED dial on the front, and like most Mijia products, it connects to the app so you can monitor cooking times remotely.

Mijia Body Composition Scale S400 Pro

If you like to track your health metrics, the S400 Pro is a detailed and accurate tool. It uses dual-frequency bioelectrical impedance analysis (BIA) to measure more than just your weight. It provides data on body fat percentage, muscle mass, water retention, and visceral fat.

It can even measure your standing heart rate. The scale features a clean, tempered glass design that looks unobtrusive in a bathroom. All the data syncs automatically to the Xiaomi health app, allowing you to track your trends over time without having to log anything manually.

Mijia Smart Electric Toothbrush Pro

Electric toothbrushes have become increasingly sophisticated, and this model focuses on improving your brushing technique. It uses a servo-oscillation motor that vibrates while sweeping at a 60-degree angle, which mimics the dentist-recommended Bass brushing method for better plaque removal along the gumline.

The handle features a small color screen that displays your brushing time and alerts you if you missed any zones in your mouth. It also has a pressure sensor that flashes red and reduces the motor’s power if you press too hard, protecting your gums from damage. With a battery that lasts up to 180 days on a single charge, it is incredibly low maintenance.

Mijia Capsule Coffee Machine

Rounding out the list is the Mijia Capsule Coffee Machine. It is a compact, straightforward appliance designed for people who want a quick cup of coffee without a complicated brewing process. It uses a 19Bar ULKA pump to ensure consistent water pressure and features a rapid heating system that is ready to brew in 25 seconds.

It supports most standard coffee capsules, operates quietly at around 55dB(A), and includes a magnetic capsule holder for convenient storage. Its compact design makes it well suited for small kitchens and limited counter space.

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Xiaomi has introduced a new everyday carry bag to its lineup, listing the Mijia Large-Capacity Business Backpack 2 on its Youpin platform. The backpack is set to enter crowdfunding tomorrow with an introductory price of 449 yuan ($66), before moving to its standard retail price of 599 yuan ($88).

Mijia Business Backpack 2 Specifications

The design is straightforward and aimed primarily at commuters or people taking short work trips. It is built from high-density nylon with a few microfiber leather accents. According to Xiaomi, the exterior uses a Liteshield-developed fabric designed to resist water, oil, and stains. The company says that the material went through 50,000 abrasion cycles in standard lab testing, which suggests it should handle regular daily use without wearing out too quickly.

Inside, the backpack offers a 23-liter capacity. Xiaomi compares this amount of space to a small 14-inch suitcase. The bag uses a dual-compartment structure, which is meant to keep your office equipment separate from your clothes or personal items. Because of this layout, the company says it works well for short trips lasting one to three days.

For tech storage, it features a dedicated 16-inch laptop compartment with a suspended design that helps protect the device from direct impacts when the backpack is set down. The compartment is lined with soft velvet padding for additional protection, while a built-in accessories section provides organized storage for chargers, cables, mice, and other tech essentials.

The rest of the storage is fairly standard but practical. There is an accordion-style front pocket, a top pocket for items like IDs or earbuds, and a magnetic pouch for a phone or keys. The two side pockets can hold a 500ml water bottle or an umbrella, and they include a water-resistant lining so a wet umbrella won’t soak the main compartments.

To help with comfort, the backpack has wide, padded shoulder straps and a mesh back panel with airflow channels for ventilation. It also includes a padded top handle and a pass-through strap, allowing you to slide it over the handle of a rolling suitcase when traveling.

In related news, Xiaomi has recently launched a large-capacity 2-in-1 air purifier and humidifier that can humidify a room in as little as seven minutes. The company has also introduced a new affordable electric shaver featuring adaptive power adjustment, an IPX7 water-resistant rating, and USB-C charging support.

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Xiaomi has introduced a new dual-purpose home appliance, the Mijia Purifying Humidifier 3 Pro, which combines air filtration and humidification into a single unit. The device recently appeared on the company’s Youpin crowdfunding platform, where it will be available starting July 22nd for a price of 1,699 yuan ($250).

Mijia Purifying Humidifier 3 Pro Specifications

The device features a powerful humidification system designed to tackle air quality in larger spaces, pumping out 2,000mL of moisture an hour. According to Xiaomi’s testing, this rate is sufficient to raise the humidity of a standard bedroom in seven minutes and a larger living room in about 19 minutes. It draws from an 8-liter water tank, which can provide up to 16 hours of continuous use when the device is set to sleep mode.

To handle the maintenance issues that typically affect humidifiers, Xiaomi uses a one-way spray water circulation system. This prevents used water from flowing back into the main tank, which helps limit bacterial growth and water discoloration. The system also incorporates electrolyzed water sterilization and a washable antibacterial filter to maintain hygiene over time.

On the purification side, the unit utilizes a six-layer composite filter. It has a particulate matter CADR (Clean Air Delivery Rate) of 422m³/h and a formaldehyde CADR of 247m³/h. The filtration system includes specific layers for catching large debris, filtering PM1 and PM2.5 particles, and neutralizing formaldehyde and common allergens. The humidification and purification functions can operate independently, allowing the device to be used strictly as an air purifier when ambient humidity levels are already adequate.

The top of the unit features an LCD dome display with adaptive brightness that provides real-time readings for temperature, humidity, dust concentration, and PM1 and PM2.5 levels. It connects to the Mijia app for remote control, data tracking, and filter monitoring, and it supports voice commands via XiaoAI. You can also set specific target humidity levels for the device to maintain automatically.

Despite its size, Xiaomi has included several practical design choices for everyday use. The humidifier supports both top-fill water refilling and a fully removable tank with a carrying handle. It sits on built-in 360-degree caster wheels, making it easier to roll between rooms. Internally, a DC brushless inverter motor and optimized airflow channels keep operating noise down to a claimed 28.1dB(A) in sleep mode.

In related news, Xiaomi has recently unveiled an affordable electric shaver featuring adaptive power control, an IPX7-rated waterproof design, and USB-C charging. The company has also introduced a smart bathroom heater that integrates lighting, heating, and airflow controls into a single connected appliance.

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Xiaomi has released a new Mijia Electric Shaver on its Youpin platform, bringing a few high-end grooming features down to a strictly budget price. The device carries a standard retail price of 249 yuan ($36), with an initial launch price of 199.75 yuan ($29).

Xiaomi Mijia Electric Shaver Specifications

The shaver is built around a standard dual-ring, three-head system. The cutting mechanism uses an irregular corrugated foil created through metal injection molding (MIM), which is paired with concave stainless steel blades.

According to Xiaomi, this specific geometry is designed to physically guide facial hair into the cutting zone. The practical goal here is to reduce the pulling and snagging that often happens with cheaper rotary shavers. The company says this layout improves shaving efficiency by about 48% compared to its previous model.

Internally, the device runs on a motor capable of 5 million cutting actions per minute. To manage that output, an onboard chip monitors the physical resistance against the blades approximately 100 times per second. When the shaver moves over a denser patch of a beard, it automatically ramps up the motor’s power and blade speed. This prevents the motor from bogging down, which is the primary cause of hair pulling in electric razors.

Xiaomi has also focused on skin irritation. The shaving heads are treated with a micro-bead coating to lower physical friction against the skin. Additionally, the foil is constructed from low-nickel stainless steel that complies with European nickel release standards, a useful detail for users who suffer from metal contact dermatitis. The entire head assembly sits on a 360-degree floating frame to keep the blades flush against angular areas like the jawline.

For power, the shaver relies on USB-C and takes about two hours to charge fully. Xiaomi advertises a 90-day battery life, though it is worth noting this metric is based on a very brief one-minute daily shave. More practically, the device supports pass-through charging, meaning you can plug it into a wall adapter and finish shaving if the battery dies halfway through.

The hardware is IPX7-rated for full water resistance, allowing for both wet and dry use, and includes a one-button pop-up hinge for rinsing out hair. It comes in three standard colors: Meteor Gray, Sky Blue, and Glacier Silver, and includes a travel lock and a basic LED battery display.

In related news, Xiaomi has recently launched a smart bathroom heater that automates lighting, heating, and airflow, alongside a new smart water flosser that features a color display, app connectivity, and up to 105 days of battery life.

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Xiaomi has announced a new addition to its smart home lineup in China: the Mijia Smart Bathroom Heater P1 Human Sensing Edition. It is a ceiling-mounted unit that combines lighting, heating, and exhaust fans, but the main draw is a built-in radar system that automates the hardware based on whether someone is actually in the room. It enters crowdfunding next week for 999 yuan ($148).

Mijia Bathroom Heater P1 Human Sensing Edition Specs

Most smart bathroom lights use basic infrared motion sensors, which can sometimes turn off if you stay still for too long. Xiaomi is using a 24GHz radar system here instead. It is designed to detect continuous presence, meaning the unit can turn on the lights when you walk in, run the exhaust fan while the bathroom is in use, and shut everything down once you leave.

Because radar can be overly sensitive, the detection range and sensitivity are adjustable so the system won’t trigger just because someone walked past the open door.

For heating, the unit uses a 3,000W graphene element. It relies on a variable frequency control system, which means it adjusts its power output to maintain a set temperature rather than running at full blast all the time. To distribute the heat, an oscillating louver swings between 60 and 90 degrees to push warm air down toward the floor.

It also has dual DC motors, allowing the system to heat the room and run the exhaust fan simultaneously. The exhaust is rated to move about 259 cubic meters of air per hour.

The lighting setup is a retractable panel that sits flush with the ceiling. It outputs up to 1,500 lumens, with adjustable color temperatures from 3,000K to 6,200K, and includes a standard night light mode for late-night trips.

On the software side, it ties into the Mi Home app and HyperOS ecosystem for scheduling and voice controls. It also comes with an IPX4-rated water-resistant wireless wall switch. The switch fits into a standard 86mm electrical box, so you don’t have to run new wiring through your walls to install the physical controls.

In related news, Xiaomi has recently introduced a new smart water flosser featuring a color display, app connectivity, and up to 105 days of battery life, alongside the Mijia Handheld Fan in a new green finish.

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Xiaomi has released a new water flosser under its Mijia brand that adds a screen and smartphone connectivity to a standard bathroom tool. The Mijia Smart Water Flosser Pro is currently listed on the company’s Youpin platform in China for 399 yuan, which converts to roughly $58. It is available in Gold, Twilight Gray, and Light Purple colors.

Xiaomi Mijia Smart Water Flosser Pro Specifications

The device uses a rotating nozzle that outputs two streams of water simultaneously. It combines a standard, direct water jet in the center with a wider, umbrella-shaped spray on the outside.

Xiaomi claims this dual-stream approach covers a larger area than a standard nozzle and removes up to 99.99% of plaque. The tip of the nozzle also has a small silicone guide to help users physically align the water stream with the gaps between their teeth.

Along with the standard nozzle, the flosser includes two other attachments. One is a microbubble nozzle that mixes air into the water to make it gentler on sensitive gums, and the other is an orthodontic nozzle with bristles to help clean around braces and retainers.

On the tech side, the handle features a small color display. It shows basic information like the current cleaning mode, battery life, and a timer while in use. The device has four default settings programmed in: Gentle, Standard, Strong, and Custom.

Connecting the flosser to the Mijia smartphone app opens up more settings. You can choose from 10 different water pressure levels, three pulse speeds, and three flow patterns, including continuous, intermittent, and wave. The app also tracks how often the device is used, logs the duration of each session, and can send notifications to remind users to floss.

The physical design includes a modular water tank system. The main handle holds 80mL of water, keeping the device relatively compact for travel. For home use, a larger 220mL tank attaches to the bottom to hold more water. To save space in a bag, the nozzle can be removed and stored inside the main body.

The flosser charges via a standard USB-C port, and the full charge takes about four hours. Xiaomi estimates the battery can last up to 105 days on a single charge.

Additionally, the device includes an IPX8 waterproof rating, a travel lock to prevent accidental activation, a two-minute automatic shutoff timer, and a pressure stabilization system designed to keep the water flow consistent even when the battery is running low.

In related news, Xiaomi has recently introduced the Mijia Handheld Fan in a new green color option, alongside a new 5L smart kettle featuring app connectivity, 1°C temperature adjustment, and water circulation technology.

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Xiaomi is adding a new green colorway to its Mijia Handheld Fan lineup. The device is currently launching on Xiaomi’s crowdfunding platform in China for 169 yuan (about $25), with a standard retail price of 249 yuan (around $36). It joins the existing white model in the company’s smart ecosystem catalog.

Mijia Handheld Fan Specifications

The fan is powered by a DC variable-frequency motor that spins at up to 10,000 RPM. It can generate wind speeds of up to 8.5 meters per second and push air up to five meters away. The maximum airflow volume is rated at 250 cubic meters per hour. At its highest setting, the fan produces 69 dB(A) of noise, which is standard for a motor running at that speed.

The handheld fan weighs 260 grams and measures 63 x 64 x 167 mm, making it compact and easy to carry. It comes with an adjustable crossbody strap for convenient transport and features a sliding power switch that helps prevent accidental activation while in a bag.

The front-mounted LED display shows the current speed level and remaining battery percentage. Unlike most handheld fans that offer only a few preset speeds, Xiaomi equips this model with a slider that enables 100 levels of stepless speed adjustment for more precise airflow control.

For battery life, the fan packs a 5,000mAh lithium-ion battery that can deliver up to 40 hours of runtime on the lowest speed setting. It charges via USB-C, supports fast charging, and can provide up to four hours of use after a 10-minute charge with a compatible charger. The fan also supports power bank charging for extended use on the go.

In related news, Xiaomi has recently unveiled a new 5L smart kettle with app control, 1°C temperature tuning, and water circulation technology, alongside opening pre-orders for the Mijia Portable Coffee Machine.

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Xiaomi has opened pre-orders in China for the Mijia Smart Electric Kettle Pro 5L, a countertop water dispenser designed for households that need a constant supply of temperature-controlled hot water. The product is priced at 699 yuan ($102), while the current pre-order offer brings it down to 669 yuan ($98).

Mijia Smart Electric Kettle Pro 5L Specifications

Unlike standard electric kettles, the Mijia Pro 5L operates as a stationary water boiler. It comes with an internal water circulation system. In standard large-capacity dispensers, water often settles into temperature layers, leaving the liquid at the top much hotter than the liquid at the bottom.

Xiaomi says its convection system keeps the water moving while in keep-warm mode. According to the company, this limits the temperature variance between the top and bottom of the tank to ±2°C after 30 minutes of heat retention.

The device allows for specific temperature adjustments. Along with standard presets for coffee, tea, and baby formula, users can manually adjust the target temperature in 1°C increments. Dispensing volumes are also adjustable, with presets for standard cup sizes and manual adjustments available in 50mL or 100mL steps. All of these settings, along with a live water level readout from the electronic sensor, can be managed remotely through the Mijia companion app.

Inside, the kettle uses a seamless 316L stainless steel liner. Xiaomi says that all parts touching the water are made from food-grade materials to prevent odors. For regular maintenance, the 5-liter tank is fully detachable, which makes refilling and cleaning at a sink much easier than moving the entire electrical unit.

Xiaomi also included a few practical hardware features. The kettle has a dual noise reduction system that uses sound insulation and software-controlled heating curves to keep the boiling process quiet. There is also a built-in cooling air circulation system designed to bring freshly boiled water down to a drinkable temperature faster.

The model includes an altitude detection feature that automatically adjusts the boiling point based on local elevation. It measures 234.9 by 367.4 by 352 mm, weighs 5.0kg, and comes in white.

In related news, Xiaomi has recently opened pre-orders for its Mijia Portable Coffee Machine, while the company recently launched a new smart pressure cooker featuring fluorine-free dual pots and 2200W IH heating.

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Xiaomi has opened pre-orders in China for the Mijia Portable Coffee Machine, a battery-powered espresso maker designed to fit in a backpack. It is currently listed at a promotional price of 594.15 yuan ($88), down from the 699 yuan ($102) ahead of its July 2nd shipping date. The premise is straightforward: it is a travel-sized coffee maker that doesn’t need to be plugged into a wall outlet to pull a shot.

Mijia Portable Coffee Machine Specifications

Physically, the device resembles a standard travel thermos, measuring 24.5cm tall and 7.15cm wide. Inside the cylindrical chassis, Xiaomi has fit a water pump capable of 20 bars of pressure.

It uses a 2-in-1 brewing system, meaning it accepts both standard coffee capsules and loose coffee grounds via an included stainless steel basket. This is a practical hardware choice, letting users switch between off-the-shelf convenience and custom roasts without needing to buy extra adapters.

For temperature management, the machine uses a ceramic heating system with PID control, which Xiaomi says maintains a steady 92°C during extraction. The brewing process takes about 45 seconds. You can pour in pre-heated water for a standard hot shot or use cold water. If you use cold water, you can either have the machine heat it up or bypass the heater entirely for a quick cold extraction.

Power is handled by three built-in 2,500mAh batteries. It charges via a 45W USB-C port. According to Xiaomi, a full charge takes about 80 minutes, while a 20 to 80% top-up takes roughly half an hour.

Battery life depends heavily on the brewing method: the machine can yield up to 400 cups if you are using the unheated quick extraction mode, but that drops to just over three continuous cups if the device is actively heating the water itself.

Because it is meant for camping and travel, the coffee maker has an IP55 rating for dust and water resistance, so it can survive basic splashes and dirt. The brewing chamber is fully detachable and twists apart so it can be rinsed directly under a tap.

Xiaomi is also including a few accessories in the box, such as an aluminum stand, a storage bag, and a double-walled stainless steel cup. Currently, the device is only slated for the Chinese market, with no word yet on international availability.

In related news, Xiaomi has recently launched a new smart pressure cooker with fluorine-free dual pots and 2200W IH heating, alongside a cordless vacuum with 230AW suction and a self-emptying dock.

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Xiaomi has released a new smart kitchen appliance in China. The Mijia Smart Pressure Cooker 2 Pro is a 5-liter cooker priced at 899 yuan ($132). This appliance focuses on faster heating times, quicker depressurization, and separating meal types with a two-pot system.

Mijia Smart Pressure Cooker 2 Pro Specifications

The cooker features a 2200W induction heating (IH) system as its primary technical upgrade, designed to heat the pot more evenly and bring liquids to a boil significantly faster than standard 1000W hot-plate models. Operating at a high pressure of 112kPa, it drives internal temperatures up to 120°C.

According to Xiaomi, this enhanced pressure cuts the cooking time for tough meats, such as beef or ribs, down to just 15 minutes, an estimated 40% reduction compared to older 70kPa models. Additionally, it incorporates a stepless pressure adjustment system that automatically customizes the pressure curve to suit the specific ingredients being cooked.

The cooker ships with a 304 stainless steel pot intended for tasks like stewing meats, making soup, and open-lid cooking. It also includes a fluorine-free ceramic-coated pot specifically for rice, porridge, and desserts. The ceramic pot meets Class II non-stick standards, and the dual-pot approach is a practical way to prevent flavor transfer between meals. Given the 5-liter capacity, either pot can handle substantial portions, such as 20 bowls of rice or roughly 2.5 kilograms of beef in a single session.

Pressure cookers usually take a long time to depressurize before you can safely open them. To address this, the Mijia 2 Pro uses an automatic air-cooling exhaust system that can release pressure and let you open the lid in as little as 88 seconds. It also includes 18 safety mechanisms, such as overpressure protection, temperature limits, and lid-opening locks.

The cooker has a tempered glass control panel with a small display and supports 10 cooking modes. This includes an open-lid option, allowing you to use it like a hotpot or reduce sauces at the end of a cook.

It connects to the Mijia app and Xiaomi’s HyperOS, allowing users to schedule meals up to 24 hours in advance, adjust texture settings (chewy, balanced, or soft), and access a library of over 100 cloud recipes. It also supports XiaoAI voice commands for checking on the cooking progress. Xiaomi is backing the main unit with a three-year warranty.

In related news, Xiaomi has recently launched a new cordless vacuum with 230AW suction and a self-emptying dock, alongside a portable coffee machine capable of brewing up to 400 cups on a single charge.

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Xiaomi has introduced its first portable coffee maker under the Mijia brand. The Mijia Portable Coffee Machine is a battery-powered espresso device designed for travel, camping, or office use. It functions similarly to a standard espresso machine but is condensed into a form factor that resembles a typical vacuum flask.

Mijia Portable Coffee Machine Specifications

Measuring 24.5cm in height and 7.15cm in width, the device is built to fit into a backpack or a car cup holder. Inside, it uses a 20-bar electromagnetic pump to extract coffee. Xiaomi designed the machine with a dual-compatible brewing chamber, meaning you can swap between using standard coffee capsules and freshly ground coffee depending on what they have available.

For temperature control, the machine relies on a ceramic heating element and a PID algorithm to maintain a steady water temperature of 92°C (197°F). It supports both hot and cold extraction, and a standard brew cycle takes roughly 45 seconds to complete.

The device is powered by three 2,500mAh batteries, giving it a total capacity of 7,500mAh. It charges via a 45W USB-C port, which can bring the battery from 20 to 80 percent in about 30 minutes, or to a full charge in 80 minutes. It can also be powered directly using a standard portable power bank.

Battery life depends entirely on how you use the heating element. If you pour pre-heated water into the chamber, the machine only uses its battery to run the extraction pump. In this mode, Xiaomi says it can produce up to 400 cups on a single charge. However, if you use room-temperature water and rely on the internal ceramic heater to warm it up, the battery drains much faster, yielding just over three cups per charge.

The exterior has an IP55 rating for dust and water resistance, providing some protection against outdoor elements like light rain or splashes. The brewing chamber is fully detachable so it can be rinsed out after use. Xiaomi includes several accessories in the box, such as a carrying case, an aluminum alloy stand, a metal coffee basket, a scoop, and a double-wall stainless steel cup.

Pricing and Availability

The Mijia Portable Coffee Machine has a standard retail price of 799 yuan (about $118). It will be available first in China through a crowdfunding campaign on Xiaomi Mall and Xiaomi Youpin starting June 17, with a discounted early-bird price of 559 yuan (about $82).

In related news, Xiaomi has recently unveiled a new cordless vacuum featuring 230AW suction power and a self-emptying dock, alongside the Mijia Instant Hot Water Dispenser with 3-second heating and 10-minute ice-making capabilities.

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