Mijia Washing Machine Pro brings Super Electrolysis tech to Xiaomi’s 10kg washer

Xiaomi has introduced a new 10kg washer in China under the Mijia name, and the main story is the cleaning system. The Mijia Washing Machine Pro combines Super Electrolysis tech, automatic detergent dosing, and AI-assisted wash control in a model priced below premium smart appliances. Here’s what the launch includes and where it fits in Xiaomi’s laundry lineup.

Smart dosing system and AI washing assistant automate detergent use

The Mijia Washing Machine Pro is Xiaomi’s new 10kg China launch, priced at 2,699 yuan. Its headline feature is a diamond-coated electrode that boosts active oxygen for stain removal. Xiaomi says the idea is chemical-free cleaning with no residue, which is aimed at buyers who want a more advanced washer without stepping into the high-end category.

Alongside the cleaning system, the washer includes automatic dosing for detergent and softener. Xiaomi claims the machine can adjust dosing based on load weight and reach ±0.75ml accuracy. The company also says a single fill can last about a month, which may reduce the need for frequent refills in regular use.

The AI washing assistant is another part of the pitch. According to Xiaomi, it learns routine preferences over time and can schedule cycles for off-peak power use. That makes the washer more than a standard appliance with preset programs. It is positioned as a connected home product that tries to handle routine decisions automatically.

36-minute quick wash, pet hair wash mode and steam sterilization claims

Beyond the electrolysis cleaning system, Xiaomi is also leaning on speed and hygiene. The washer includes a 36-minute quick wash and a 12-minute express cycle, which should suit users looking for faster turnaround on lighter loads. It also adds dedicated programs for down jackets, wool, and pet hair, showing that the machine is built around more than just basic everyday laundry.

The pet hair mode is especially notable because it reflects a practical use case that many smart washers now target. Xiaomi is clearly trying to cover common household needs with preset programs instead of asking users to fine-tune every cycle themselves. That fits the broader direction of connected laundry products, where convenience matters as much as wash performance.

Xiaomi also makes strong sterilization claims for the Mijia Washing Machine Pro. The company says it reaches a 99.99% sterilization rate on its own, rising to 99.999% when high-temperature steam is used. These are company claims, so they should be read as Xiaomi’s stated performance figures rather than independent test results.

Even so, the positioning is clear. The washer is being sold on a mix of hygiene, speed, and automation, which puts it in direct competition with other smart washers that focus on similar buyer priorities. For households that want a 10kg machine with more advanced cleaning support, the Mijia Washing Machine Pro adds a set of features that go beyond standard wash and spin functions.

At 2,699 yuan, the model sits in a space that is still relatively accessible for a feature-rich appliance in China. It is not presented as a luxury product, but it does try to borrow some premium-style functions such as active oxygen cleaning, smart dosing, and AI scheduling. That combination is likely the core of Xiaomi’s appeal here.

For now, the launch signals Xiaomi’s continued push into home appliances that blend practical laundry needs with connected features. The Mijia Washing Machine Pro does not rely on one single headline spec. Instead, it combines several smaller upgrades that together make the product stand out in the crowded smart washer market.