Xiaomi Launches Powerful And Compact Table Fan With 3D Rotation, Up To 26 Hours Of Battery Life, Ultra-Low Power Consumption, And Powerbank Function For Practical Use Anywhere

Written by Andriely Medeiros de Araújo

Published on 03/08/2025 at 20:08

Xiaomi lança o Smart Desktop Air Circulation Fan, ventilador de mesa inteligente com design compacto, controle por aplicativo, autonomia de até 26h e compatibilidade com assistentes virtuais. Fonte: Xiaomi

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Xiaomi Launches the Smart Desktop Air Circulation Fan, Intelligent Desk Fan with Compact Design, App Control, Up to 26h Battery Life and Compatibility with Virtual Assistants.

Xiaomi continues to expand its device portfolio and presented to the European market the Smart Desktop Air Circulation Fan, an intelligent desk fan with features that go beyond the conventional. Compact, quiet, and with long battery life, the model promises to deliver efficiency and practicality, becoming an ally for facing days of intense heat.

About the New Desk Fan from Xiaomi

Minimalist Design and Efficient Performance

Available in white, the fan follows the minimalist style that characterizes the brand’s products.

Despite its compact size, Xiaomi emphasizes that it features 3D air circulation, offering 120º oscillation horizontally and 100º vertically.

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Intelligence and Connectivity

The Smart Desktop Air Circulation Fan can be integrated into the Xiaomi Home ecosystem, allowing control via the app and compatibility with virtual assistants such as Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa.

This means that it is possible to adjust its settings using voice commands or remotely, bringing even more convenience to the user.

Energy consumption is also a highlight: it only uses 1.75 W, which reinforces the product’s efficiency proposal.

Another differentiator is the 10,000mAh battery, which guarantees up to 26 hours of continuous use. With this capacity, the fan can be used even in locations without a nearby outlet.

Smart Desktop Air Circulation Fan — Source: Xiaomi

Moreover, it can function as a power bank, providing charging for mobile devices in situations of need.

Availability and Price of the Xiaomi Fan

The intelligent fan from Xiaomi is available in European countries such as Germany, France, the United Kingdom, and Spain.

The suggested price is €89.90 (approximately R$ 576 in direct conversion).

There is no official release forecast for the Brazilian market yet.

Xiaomi Launches Powerful And Compact Table Fan With 3D Rotation, Up To 26 Hours Of Battery Life, Ultra-Low Power Consumption, And Powerbank Function For Practical Use Anywhere

Xiaomi Launches the Smart Desktop Air Circulation Fan, Intelligent Desk Fan with Compact Design, App Control, Up to 26h Battery Life and Compatibility with Virtual Assistants.

About the New Desk Fan from Xiaomi

Minimalist Design and Efficient Performance

Intelligence and Connectivity

Availability and Price of the Xiaomi Fan

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