Xiaomi has launched the MIJIA 536L refrigerator at an introductory price of ¥2,199 (~$329). The new MIJIA refrigerator has two doors and can accommodate up to 20 storage compartments. It has a 536-liter capacity and is priced at ¥2,999 (~$448).

The MIJIA 536L refrigerator is divided into a 189-liter freezer space and a 347-liter refrigerated space. Xiaomi says the new refrigerator can hold 309 ice cream boxes and 487 apples. The refrigerator is designed with black feather rock panels, hot-melt carbon ion technology, and a natural rough stone texture. The two doors of the Mijia 536L refrigerator each have 9 layers of polished door material. The refrigerator is just about 67cm thick and can fit snugly in small spaces.

There are four modes supported by the LED touch panel on the door. The modes are intelligent regulation, quick cooling, quick freezing, and holiday. There is internal LED lighting in the Mijia 536L refrigerator. The refrigerator uses an inverter fan with an inverter compressor for cooling. The sinking air outlet design helps to deliver cold air to every corner of the fridge. It avoids direct air contact and prevents shriveling of vegetables. The power consumption of the refrigerator is 0.96kWh/day and its noise level is 36dB.

The Mijia 536L refrigerator is a smart home device and can be connected to the Mijia App. This will enable the user to control temperature and mode settings remotely. The refrigerator also supports Xiao AI voice assistant. The Mijia 536L side-to-side refrigerator will be available in China from July 12 but reservations have already commenced. There are no details yet on its global availability.

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