1. The Xiaomi Mijia Smart Curtain 3 Pro offers remote control via app, voice commands, schedules, or manual tugging, with a smart wake-up mode for gradual opening.
2. It is powered by dual brushless DC motors supporting curtains weighing up to 60 kg, with independent control of left and right curtains.
3. Features include a two-layer track with vibration-reduction wheels, customizable opening/closing points, and stepless speed adjustments between 10 and 100%.
4. Priced at around CNY 999 (~$146) in China, with uncertain international availability.
Introduction to Xiaomi’s New Smart Curtain
Xiaomi has lately moving ahead with its latest crowdfund project for the Mijia Smart Curtain 3 Pro in China, which is a step up from its earlier model, the Smart Curtain 2, released back in 2024. This smart device is essentially designed to make controlling your curtains more easier, more convenient, and more tech-savvy with new features and a sleek design.
Features That Make It Stand Out
Offering a mix of modern control options, the Xiaomi Mijia Smart Curtain 3 Pro can be operated through multiple methods like the app, voice commands, a pre-set schedule, or even a remote. One of the cool features be the manual tug to initiate the curtain movement, makes it user friendly. Also there’s a smart wake-up mode which slowly opens the curtains gradually near your wake up time. Users can save the desired open or close points in the app, plus make seameless speed adjustments between 10 to 100% for smooth operation.
Power and Mechanical Design
The device is powered by dual brushless DC motors, which are very quiet during operation, and capable of handling curtains that are as heavy as 60 kg (~132 lbs). The system allows independent control of left and right curtains, providing more way to play with lighting and privacy. It moves along a robust two-layer track system that uses rubber-coated wheels to dampen vibrations and ensure silent movement. The compact Wi-Fi box, size about 59 x 93 x 111 mm (~2.32 x 3.66 x 4.37 inches), is designed to be discreetly hidden away.
Pricing and Market Availability
The smart curtain is expected in China to cost around CNY 999 (~$146) after the crowdfunding phase. Currently, it’s uncertain if Xiaomi plans to expand this product outside China to markets like Europe where the brand already has gadgets such as the Mi Door and Window Sensor 2, which costs roughly €14.99 at Mi Store Germany.
Conclusion
This new smart curtain by Xiaomi seem promising, offering a smart, quiet, and flexible way for homeowners to automate their window treatments. Whether it will find its way to other countries or not, remains to be seen, but it surely adds an interesting option for smart home enthusiasts looking for advanced curtain control solutions.