It’s pretty clear by now that Xiaomi is not just a smartphone maker. In recent days, Xiaomi has announced various different home appliances and gadgets including the Xiaomi Mi TV and the SOOCAS S3 electric razor.
And now at a launch event in China, Xiaomi launched a number of new home appliances. One of which was an air conditioner called the Xiaomi Floor Standing AC.
As a floor standing AC should be, the Xiaomi AC has a simplistic cylindrical design meant to keep the device upright on the floor. It has three-dimensional airflow along with a swinging motion in all four directions which makes sure the cool air reaches every corner of your room. The company says that the AC has enough cooling capacity for a 20-32 square meter room. One of its functions includes letting the AC choose its cooling based on the room’s temperature and humidity.
Speaking of capacity, it comes with a cooling capacity of 5100W and a heating capacity of 5650W with a reach of up to 8 meters. The AC can also be controlled through Xiaomi’s Mi App, the built-in Iot chip allows the AC to be controlled through the app.
The remote has been specifically designed to allow blind people to use it easily. The buttons are arranged in a way to make them easier to locate, with specific protruding buttons for important functions.
The very first sale of the Xiaomi AC is going to be for $446, but later on, it is going to go back to its original price of $521.
1.5 ton
power consumption around 2350 watts
price is bit higher than a standard dc inverter AC.
Hamare Yaha 3 Ton DC Invert-er AC Is Se Acha Aur Sasta hai :
kitne ka milta hai wahab bhai?
This is advertising not reporting.
Please stop making money this way as your notifications are a pain popping up again and again.
Or start separate notification service for separate categories.
this is not advertising as it is international tech news and not pakistani news
Areeb Sb. please don’t defend your commercial exercise unnecessarily.
What Xiaomi is doing is no news. Its commercial stuff. Please read commercial laws where you cannot part with any 1 brand.
Every day 1000s of companies launch millions of new products. You will not report them all.
You are a reporting media not any particular media.
If you are reporting the whole day about Xiaomi and QMobile and not reporting about Phillips means you are targeting your database of subscribers for the money they paid you.
If you want to do anything like this then please mark it as Paid Advertisement which all good news media organizations do.
So where does the waste heat go? Right into the room it look like…