A Drying Rack That’s Also a Lamp? Xiaomi Launches Smart Model for Modern Homes That Supports Up to 35 Kg of Laundry

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Xiaomi Launches Mijia Smart Dryer 2 Pro, Ceiling Smart Dryer with Lighting, Connection to Mi Home, and Support for 35 kg of Clothes. Learn the Details About Xiaomi’s Dryer.

The Xiaomi continues to expand its smart home ecosystem, now with the arrival of the Mijia Smart Clothes Dryer 2 Pro, the new generation of its smart dryer. It has been almost three years since the launch of the previous model, and the new device aims to make the routine easier for those seeking practicality and efficiency in their daily lives.

Xiaomi’s dryer is mounted on the ceiling, saving space and adding technology to the laundry area or drying room. It combines clothing drying functions with ambient lighting in a discreet design that integrates into the environment without compromising the room’s aesthetics.

Ultra-Thin Design, Recessed Lighting, and Reinforced Structure

One of the standout features of the Mijia Smart Dryer 2 Pro is its minimalist design. It has a thickness of only 9.5 cm, allowing the body of the dryer to be embedded in the ceiling almost invisibly, keeping the environment organized and functional.

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Organization and Capacity Designed to Simplify Daily Life

The Mijia Smart Clothes Dryer 2 Pro has 94 fixing points divided into four groups:

40 Open Slots for Hangers
20 Telescopic Positions
32 Rotating Hooks
2 Independent Rails for Blankets

The configuration is designed to optimize organization, allowing the user to hang various items at the same time without crowding, ensuring better air circulation and efficiency in drying.

Connectivity with the Mi Home Ecosystem

Integrated with the Mi Home ecosystem, Xiaomi’s smart dryer allows for advanced home automation . The device is compatible with the Xiao Ai voice assistant and supports HyperConnect, a system that connects different smart devices from the brand to create personalized automated scenarios.

The recessed lighting can be controlled remotely via the app, as well as the movement, elevation, or adjustment functions of the dryer, making it easy to use even from a distance.

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For advanced users, the device features the MemeOS Enhancer system, which allows direct updates, customization of functions, and integration of the dryer with other smart routines at home.

Price and Availability of Xiaomi’s Smart Dryer

The Mijia Smart Dryer 2 Pro will begin sales in China starting June 12, through a crowdfunding campaign, with an initial price of 1,649 yuan (about 210 euros). It is expected that, like other Xiaomi products, the smart dryer will be later launched in international markets, expanding the brand’s portfolio in smart home solutions.

With the launch of the Mijia Smart Dryer 2 Pro, Xiaomi demonstrates that technology, practicality, and design can go hand in hand, offering a discreet, useful, and integrated solution for the daily lives of modern homes.

Xiaomi’s smart dryer not only optimizes space but also offers convenience with automation and smart lighting, reinforcing the brand’s position as a reference in the connected home segment.

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A Drying Rack That’s Also a Lamp? Xiaomi Launches Smart Model for Modern Homes That Supports Up to 35 Kg of Laundry

Xiaomi Launches Mijia Smart Dryer 2 Pro, Ceiling Smart Dryer with Lighting, Connection to Mi Home, and Support for 35 kg of Clothes. Learn the Details About Xiaomi’s Dryer.

Ultra-Thin Design, Recessed Lighting, and Reinforced Structure

Organization and Capacity Designed to Simplify Daily Life

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Price and Availability of Xiaomi’s Smart Dryer

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A Drying Rack That’s Also a Lamp? Xiaomi Launches Smart Model for Modern Homes That Supports Up to 35 Kg of Laundry

Xiaomi Launches Mijia Smart Dryer 2 Pro, Ceiling Smart Dryer with Lighting, Connection to Mi Home, and Support for 35 kg of Clothes. Learn the Details About Xiaomi’s Dryer.

Ultra-Thin Design, Recessed Lighting, and Reinforced Structure

Organization and Capacity Designed to Simplify Daily Life

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Price and Availability of Xiaomi’s Smart Dryer

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