Xiaomi launches a “super-air purifier”: it costs about 200 dollars and is more than a meter high



Xiaomi has presented its new device for the home, a fan that also acts as a purifier and that comes equipped with great features.

A new device has just joined Xiaomi’s product catalog for the home. It’s about a high rise fan and air purifier, perfect for working in any room of the home. Yes, the same device performs both tasks: expel fresh air and improve air quality already present on the spot.

Time to welcome the Xiaomi Mijia Smart Bladeless Fan, which is surprising for measuring more than a meter in height. Also has power, a small screen, WiFi connection and a remote control to control its operation. As usual in the Chinese manufacturer, its price is very affordable. Let’s discover all the features of the new Xiaomi product.

Purifier and fan, all in one device

Xiaomi has a new purifier more than a meter high.

The Xiaomi Mijia Smart Bladeless Fan is the new fan-air purifier of the company. The fact that it is two devices in one is striking, making it perfect for home, especially for summer. As reported Gizmochinait can filter the particles of 80 to 90 nanometers with a 99.96% efficiencyThis will quickly improve the air quality.



It is a powerful device, which can move air at a speed up to 15.5m/s, thus obtaining a flow of up to 1,700m3/s. It also has a antibacterial and antiviral coating, so the bacteria and viruses that remain in the filter do not pose any danger to health. As always, this filter must be cleaned from time to time.

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This fan-air purifier is very complete. In addition to everything mentioned, it also has a special design for reduce the noise it emits, so you can also use it at night without being annoying. On the other hand, it also integrates a temperature and humidity meter.

You can use it without getting up from the sofa or bed, as it comes with a remote control that allows us to turn it on, turn it off or control its power remotely. If we look at its front, we find a small screen that allows us to see various data, such as the temperature that we talked about earlier.

Screen and control of the Xiaomi purifier

Xiaomi’s new fan-purifier comes with a remote control.

We are facing an intelligent device with WiFi connectivity, which facilitates its control also through the mobile phone. Attention, you can also control its operation through the voice.

The Xiaomi Mijia Smart Bladeless Fan has gone on sale in China with a price of 1,299 yuan, about 186 euros To the change. At the moment, it can be purchased on YouPin, the Xiaomi store in the Chinese country. We will have to wait to see if the Chinese manufacturer decides to launch it in other markets.

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