With the summer season drawing to a close and the autumn/winter approaching, Xiaomi decided to release an effective and convenient solution for heating the house: the product is called Mijia Graphene Baseboard Heater 2. It is an intelligent electric stove that uses graphene technology to offer superior thermal performance and greater energy efficiency.
Mijia Graphene Baseboard Heater 2 is the new smart electric stove that heats your home in just a few seconds
The Mijia Graphene Baseboard Heater 2 was officially presented today on the Xiaomi Mijia Department Store, the online sales channel dedicated to Xiaomi smart home products in China. The introductory price is 399 yuan, around 50 euros at the current exchange rate, and shipments will start from September 10th.
Xiaomi's new electric stove has one power of 2200 W and can reach a temperature of 28°C in seconds. The secret of its high performance is the graphene heating sheet, a material that has a thermal conductivity 100 times higher than that of copper. Graphene allows you to distribute heat evenly and quickly, without wasting energy.
The electric heater also has the advantage of not generating a flow of hot air, as traditional air conditioners do. This means that does not cause drying of the air and skin, making the environment more comfortable and healthy. Furthermore, the electric heater has an elegant and minimalist design, which easily adapts to any style of furniture. The body is white and has a curved, streamlined shape, with one LED screen showing the set temperature. The stove also has wheels that make it easy to move from room to room.
But the real strength of the Mijia Graphene Baseboard Heater 2 is its smart connectivity. The electric stove can be controlled by voice, thanks to the virtual assistant Xiaoai, or via the Mijia app, which allows you to turn the device on and off, adjust the desired temperature, set the timing and monitor energy consumption. The electric heater is also compatible with other Xiaomi smart devices, such as Yeelight bulbs or temperature and humidity sensors, thus creating a smart home scenario.
Does anyone have news or at least know when it will go on sale in Italy?