Xiaomi has introduced the Mijia Inverter Purifying Dehumidifier Max in China. The new model targets users in large homes and high-humidity environments and is priced at 3,799 yuan ($544) during the pre-sale period.
Mijia Purifying Dehumidifier Max Specs
The device features a dehumidification capacity of up to 60 liters per day. The unit comes with a dual-rotor inverter compressor and a fully inverter-driven system, including the compressor, fan motor, and stepper motor.
The system delivers high-performance moisture control while maintaining energy efficiency and low noise. It supports continuous operation in environments above 10°C and prevents frost buildup through precise evaporator temperature control.
The device can bring humidity in a 15-square-meter bedroom down to a comfortable level in just seven minutes. It supports coverage of up to 120 square meters, making it suitable for large living rooms, duplex homes, and basement spaces. The unit carries a nominal dehumidification power rating of 520W, with peak input reaching up to 650W.
The dehumidifier also works as an advanced air purifier, using a five-stage purification system that combines an antibacterial pre-filter, a high-precision particulate filter, a formaldehyde removal layer, UVC sterilization, and a plasma generator.
The purification function can run independently when dehumidification is not needed. Particle CADR ranges from 300 to 352 cubic meters per hour, while formaldehyde CADR reaches up to 170 cubic meters per hour, depending on environmental conditions.
Xiaomi equips the unit with a 9-liter water tank to reduce emptying, along with a built-in drainage pump that supports up to 5 meters of vertical drainage and 30 meters horizontally.
The device includes safety features such as overflow protection, tilt detection, overheat protection, and a child lock. It also offers a wide-angle clothes-drying mode that can dry up to 10 cotton garments in around 75 minutes while helping reduce moisture on walls and inside cabinets.
For smart control, the unit supports HyperOS. It connects to the Mi Home app, allowing users to monitor air quality, switch modes, and operate the device remotely, with added support for voice assistants. It also features a built-in LCD panel that shows real-time temperature, humidity, and PM2.5 data.
In related news, Xiaomi has recently launched the Mijia Washing Machine Pro 12kg with super electrolysis and smart dosing, and also introduced its flagship electric shaver featuring dual-ring stainless-steel blades and up to 95 days of battery life.
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