Xiaomi Mijia Smart Dishwasher launches with 20-set built-in capacity

Xiaomi has launched the Mijia Smart Dishwasher with a 156L cavity, space for 144 pieces, and a 20-set built-in capacity. It also brings 52,000 Pa water pressure, dual rotating spray arms, and a triple-spray setup, making the main selling point simple: one load is meant to handle a lot more dishes at once.

The Xiaomi Mijia Smart Dishwasher has launched with a 20-set built-in capacity, giving households more room to handle larger loads of dishes in a single cycle. Designed for modern kitchens, the dishwasher combines a spacious interior with smart features aimed at making everyday dishwashing more convenient. Its high-capacity design could appeal to families and users looking for a practical upgrade from traditional dishwashing.

The new model also leans hard into hygiene and long-term convenience. Xiaomi says it washes at up to 75°C, uses 115°C steam drying, and adds a seven-star sterilization claim with a 99.99999% kill rate. On top of that, users can manage it through the Mi Home app, and the dishwasher includes 240-hour fresh-air storage.

115°C steam drying and seven-star sterilization target hygiene-first buyers

After washing at up to 75°C, the dishwasher uses a 115°C steam drying system to help reduce remaining moisture. That is important because drying is often where many dishwashers feel less complete, especially when items are stacked tightly inside a large cavity. Xiaomi is clearly framing this model around cleanliness after the wash, not just during it.

The company also claims a seven-star sterilization rating, along with a 99.99999% kill rate. Those are strong numbers on paper, and they place the product in a category where sanitation matters as much as convenience. In practical terms, this kind of messaging is likely to matter most to households that want dishes stored for longer periods without worrying about lingering dampness or hygiene concerns.

The 156L cavity and capacity for 144 pieces also fit that same idea. When the dishwasher can handle more in one cycle, it becomes easier to think of it as a family appliance rather than a smaller kitchen add-on. For buyers comparing built-in models, that larger internal space may be one of the most noticeable differences.

Mi Home app control and 240-hour fresh-air storage add convenience

Beyond the wash and dry process, Xiaomi is adding the kind of connected features that now show up across much of its Mijia lineup. Mi Home app control gives users a way to manage the dishwasher from a phone, while Smart Connect support keeps it aligned with Xiaomi’s broader smart-home approach. The details here are not complicated, but they do add a layer of convenience that many buyers now expect.

The Xiaomi Mijia Smart Dishwasher adds connected features through Mi Home app control, allowing users to manage and monitor the appliance more conveniently. It also supports up to 240 hours of fresh-air storage, helping keep dishes and the interior fresher when they cannot be unloaded immediately. These features make the dishwasher a more convenient option for households looking for smart kitchen appliances.

The 240-hour fresh-air storage mode is another practical piece. It suggests the dishwasher is meant to keep dishes ready for several days after cleaning, which can be useful in homes where meals do not happen on a strict schedule. That kind of feature also reduces the pressure to unload everything immediately after a cycle ends.

Design-wise, the model comes in Starry Black and Ice Crystal White, which helps it fit into different kitchen styles. Xiaomi appears to be keeping the look simple while focusing the real pitch on capacity, washing performance, and connected controls. That is in line with the broader Mijia appliance strategy, where the brand keeps pushing into larger home-appliance categories.

For now, the dishwasher stands out mostly because of its combination of size and cleaning specs. The 52,000 Pa water pressure, dual rotating spray arms, and triple-spray setup give it a stronger technical profile than many mainstream units, while the steam drying and storage features focus on day-to-day use. It is a clear sign that Xiaomi wants a bigger role in the premium built-in dishwasher space.