New Xiaomi device heats water in 3 seconds, automatically makes ice cubes, and also allows temperature adjustment via smartphone between 40°C and 90°C.

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Published on 26/05/2026 at 08:11

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Listed on Xiaomi Youpin, the Mijia Instant Hot Water Dispenser Max Ice Maker Edition combines hot water in about three seconds, automatic ice production, control via the Mi Home app, UV antibacterial lighting, and a suggested price of CNY 1,999, about R$ 1,475

The device Xiaomi Mijia Instant Hot Water Dispenser Max Ice Maker Edition was listed this Monday (25th) on Xiaomi Youpin, the brand’s crowdfunding platform, with heating in about three seconds, automatic ice production, control via the Mi Home app, and a suggested price of CNY 1,999, about R$ 1,475.

Xiaomi creates an intelligent device that delivers hot water in 3 seconds, produces more than 40 ice cubes, and uses automatic cleaning with UV light — Image: Disclosure

Xiaomi Mijia device combines quick hot water and ice in the same appliance

The new intelligent dispenser from Xiaomi combines two main functions in a single piece of equipment: rapid hot water supply and ice cube production.

The proposal is to meet domestic uses related to hot and cold beverages, with digital adjustments and automated operation.

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Ice production uses continuous water circulation

In addition to hot water, the Xiaomi Mijia also creates ice cubes instantly. The manufacturer states that the device uses continuous water circulation technology to reduce bubbles and form clearer cubes.

The compartment holds more than 40 ice cubes at once. The removal is also automated, with activation by a button, without the need to manually collect or break the ice.

Xiaomi creates smart device that delivers hot water in 3 seconds, produces more than 40 ice cubes, and uses automatic cleaning with UV light — Image: Disclosure

Equipment includes hygiene and automatic cleaning features

The dispenser features UV antibacterial lighting, aimed at system hygiene. The device also offers automatic high-temperature cleaning for the internal tubes and storage area.

These features expand the product’s proposal within Xiaomi’s smart home line, which has received other recent innovations, such as a washing machine with connectivity and a vacuum cleaner capable of self-emptying.

Price appears before the official launch

The Mijia Instant Hot Water Dispenser Max Ice Maker Edition already appears on Xiaomi Youpin before the launch, with a suggested price of CNY 1,999, equivalent to approximately R$ 1,475.

This article was prepared based on information from the source material provided about Xiaomi Youpin and the Mijia Instant Hot Water Dispenser Max Ice Maker Edition, with data, numbers, and statements preserved as per the consulted material.

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New Xiaomi device heats water in 3 seconds, automatically makes ice cubes, and also allows temperature adjustment via smartphone between 40°C and 90°C.

Listed on Xiaomi Youpin, the Mijia Instant Hot Water Dispenser Max Ice Maker Edition combines hot water in about three seconds, automatic ice production, control via the Mi Home app, UV antibacterial lighting, and a suggested price of CNY 1,999, about R$ 1,475

Xiaomi Mijia device combines quick hot water and ice in the same appliance

Ice production uses continuous water circulation

Equipment includes hygiene and automatic cleaning features

Price appears before the official launch

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New Xiaomi device heats water in 3 seconds, automatically makes ice cubes, and also allows temperature adjustment via smartphone between 40°C and 90°C.

Listed on Xiaomi Youpin, the Mijia Instant Hot Water Dispenser Max Ice Maker Edition combines hot water in about three seconds, automatic ice production, control via the Mi Home app, UV antibacterial lighting, and a suggested price of CNY 1,999, about R$ 1,475

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Price appears before the official launch

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