Generally the weekend should be used to rest, but the Xiaomi business team does not know this action and so here comes to the crowdfunding platform 3 interesting gadgets ready to meet the needs of every type of user. Let's start with the first gadget dedicated to the little ones, that is a remote-controlled car produced by Beijing Dai Nanox Technology Co., Ltd.
This toy car comes with a radio control that works at a frequency of 2,4 Ghz. Compact measurements equal to 285 x 130 x 90 mm while operation is guaranteed by 4 batteries for car only and 2 battery for the controller, which allows absolute control of speed and direction of the Xiaomi toy car. You will say a toy, but think that it has already won the 2019 Reddot Award for design and functionality. Its price is 199 yuan, around 25 euro and is available in two colors: red and blue.
Shoes, pliers and radio controlled car: these are the new Xiaomi gadgets of Xiaomi in crowdfunding
Often we only see the result of a product or an idea. This is the case, as Xiaomi has been betting for a few months on a new brand, D-Lab a fashion startup with the vision of launching unique products but without the financial means to do so. Here comes the giant of Lei Jun who gave the necessary resources to the company Beijing Taihuo Red Bird Technology Co. to start its business with the D-Lab brand.
The first product is a pair of highly engineered sole shoes with the most advanced technology thanks to the use of vulcanized rubber for the best comfort and well-being of our feet. Another peculiarity lies in the fact that this D-Lab shoes are unisex, with numbers starting from the 35 size and ending with the 44 size, all on two different fantasy models. The price is 199 yuan, around 25 euros and on 6 July 2019 date we could also find them in imported stores from China.
Finally, let's talk about a gadget that will certainly make briclage and faoi-da-te lovers happy. We talk about the appreciated Wiha brand, popular in China as in Europe for the quality of its work tools and that today offers us a tear-off pliers, better known as "parrot", which differs from what we saw on the market for the speed of adjustment of the "jaws" of the clamp. The design certainly does not differ much from what we have already seen but it is nevertheless treated and studied to minimize effort thanks to a long handle covered with non-slip material. Dimensions of 260 x 60 x 15 mm for a weight of 580 grams, the Wiha pliers have a price of 199 yuan in China (about 25 €).
All at 25 euro?