Xiaomi has unveiled in China the new Mijia Graphene Heater Pro, a vertical heater designed to warm rooms quickly while taking up little space. Let’s take a look at the new features of this addition to the Mijia ecosystem, along with the differences compared to the standard version available in Italy.
Xiaomi Mijia Graphene Heater Pro: Power and Smart Features
The device is characterized by a combination of graphene, an excellent heat conductor, and a PTC ceramic element, which allows reaching the operating temperature in just 3 seconds with a maximum power of 2000W.
There are three modes: high temperature, gentle warm air and natural ventilation, with an oscillation of up to 70 degrees, slightly reduced compared to the 80 degrees of the previous model C in the lineup.
The Mijia Graphene Heater Pro stands out for a curved front air outlet with a perforated grille, designed to distribute the flow into thinner currents and avoid direct hot air blasts toward anyone nearby.
On the smart front, the device can be controlled via the smartphone app and the XiaoAi voice assistant, with remote on/off, temperature setting, scheduling and integration with other devices in the Xiaomi Home ecosystem.
For safety, the body is made of V0 flame-retardant material, with automatic shutoff in case of tipping or overheating.
The crowdfunding launch in the Chinese market (on YouPin) is scheduled for September 28, with a promotional price of 349 yuan, corresponding to about 45€ at the current exchange rate. Xiaomi has not yet announced global availability for this model.
What changes compared to the model already on sale in Italy
In Italy, the Xiaomi Smart Graphene Heater is already available, sold at €79.99, which shares with the Chinese Pro model several features: the maximum power of 2000W (with an intermediate mode of 1,200W), the same technology that combines graphene and PTC ceramic heater, and the same 70-degree oscillation.
The most evident differences concern design and interaction: the Chinese Pro heater leans on a tower structure while the standard version is equipped with more compact dimensions. It also changes the integrated voice assistant: XiaoAi for the Chinese market, Google Assistant for the Italian model.
However, for the moment we still don’t know if the new Pro model will arrive in international markets. At IFA 2026, Xiaomi confirmed that it intends to expand the global Mijia ecosystem, so it is not to be ruled out that the brand may renew its stove range (in view of winter).
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