– Electrolysis-based cleaning: uses water and electrical energy to generate active oxygen, boosting cleaning while not fully replacing detergents.
– Washer-dryer combo with 13 kg wash / 9 kg dry capacity and 31 programs, including a 36-minute quick wash.
– Smart home integration: controllable via smartphone app with voice command support; targeted for China market at about $515/€443.
Introduction
The Xiaomi Mijia Washing Machine Pro Supreme Edition brings electrolysis technology into a household washer-dryer combo, a feature that promises to break down water into its chemical parts and boost cleaning with active oxygen. This concept isn’t brand new, yet it adds a twist by using electricity and existing cycle water to aid the wash, though it won’t replace detergent entirely in most cases for all fabrics and soils.
Product overview
The machine is a combined washer and dryer, so you don’t need to move laundry between appliances, which could save space and time in small homes. Xiaomi lists a washing capacity of 13 kg and a drying capacity of 9 kg, which is notably substantial for this category. Users get a broad set of options with 31 washing programs designed to cover a variety of fabrics and soil levels.
Performance and features
Among the highlights is a quick-wash program that aims to finish within 36 minutes, offering a balance between speed and cleanliness. Drying relies on a heat pump system, which tends to be gentler on energy consumption, though it may take longer to reach full dryness compared to traditional tumble drying methods. The device is smart-home compatible, enabling control through a mobile app and even voice command support for hands-free operation.
Pricing and availability
In its current listing for the Chinese market, the Mijia Washing Machine Pro Supreme Edition is priced around $515 / €443 after currency conversion, reflecting a mid-range positioning for a washer-dryer with electrolysis features and a sizeable capacity. No specific launch dates for other regions were provided in the initial release, leaving global availability to be confirmed later by Xiaomi and retailers.