Xiaomi launches 2,000 W Mijia graphene heater for 349 yuan
Xiaomi launched presales for the Mijia Graphene Heater Pro in China on September 28, introducing the vertical 2,000 W household appliance at an opening crowdfunding rate of 349 yuan, which corresponds to 265 reais at current exchange rates. The Beijing manufacturer engineered the upright tower structure to take up minimal floor space across compact domestic rooms. Physical adjustment buttons remain positioned on the upper surface of the top panel for quick manual operation.
Thermal structure and directional airflow mechanics
The curved front metal grille incorporates tiny perforations across its entire exterior surface to distribute airflow through numerous narrow channels, preventing concentrated hot spots while circulating warm air evenly across large living rooms, bedrooms, and residential workspaces. A motorized mechanical base rotates the tower body across a horizontal sweep of 70 degrees and allows users to align air projection vertically.
- Natural ventilation mode for constant ambient circulation
- Moderate heating output for balanced room temperature
- High thermal intensity setting for rapid domestic warming
The internal heating assembly pairs ceramic thermal elements with conductive graphene sheets to accelerate heat transfer. It warms in three seconds. Integrated electronic controls lower power consumption as soon as the indoor environment matches the thermal target designated by users. Continuous motorized circulation steadily pushes the heated air toward distant perimeter walls of private bedrooms and home offices.
Smart mobile controls and built-in hardware protection
Users control scheduling and customize target temperatures remotely through the Xiaomi Home application on smartphones. The mobile software syncs the heater alongside other connected domestic hardware and responds to spoken commands through the Xiao Ai assistant.
An internal protective switch terminates electrical power immediately if the device tips over on the floor or experiences overheating during operation. Flame-resistant materials coat the entire external body to prevent combustion hazards across prolonged domestic heating cycles. Xiaomi restricted sales exclusively to mainland China for the debut campaign, leaving overseas retail distribution schedules unannounced.
