the brand Aqara part of the ecosystem Xiaomi has just officially launched its new one Starry Magic Knob V1, a device that promises to revolutionize the way we interact with home technology. With a pre-sale price starting from 999 yuan (130 euros), this innovative device stands out for its 3D stepless knob (clickless knob), equipped with a linear motor that regulates vibration feedback, making every interaction both tangible and intuitive.
Aqara Starry Magic Knob V1 is the smart knob that beautifies our homes
Il minimum recognition angle of the knob is 0.07°, a precision that allows granular control and immediate response to user input. This feature, combined with the ability to complete control of space and scene, makes the Starry Magic Knob V1 a versatile tool for a variety of home applications.
The knob supports custom screensavers e themed decorations, offering users the ability to customize the experience to their tastes. The variety of custom themes available add a touch of personality and style to your home environment.
From a design point of view, the Starry Control Knob It sports a star ring design, with delicate sandblasting technology, touch-sensitive AG glass and precise CNC machining. Available in four styles, the device fits seamlessly into any decor, adding a modern and sophisticated design element.
On the technical front, the Starry Magic Control Knob V1 use a Magnetic locking relay with a maximum load of 2200W and supports a 16A overload protection. These specifications ensure that the device can handle a wide range of electrical equipment without compromising safety.
Furthermore, the device is equipped with a millimeter wave radar integrated, which supports proximity screen lighting, human presence detection and seamless connection. These advanced features allow the Starry Magic Knob V1 to proactively respond to user needs, automatically lighting when needed and detecting presence for a seamless user experience.
What can I say, a truly useful device with a futuristic design. Do you want it too or are we too nerdy?
