Xiaomi has launched its new Mijia Floor Lamp—a smart floor
lamp designed for use in living rooms and bedrooms. A key feature is its dual
lighting system, consisting of both RGB and WRGB light sources. Users can
operate these sources independently or simultaneously, depending on their needs.
The lamp offers 16 million colors, 18 lighting effects, and adjustable
brightness ranging from 1% to 100%. Additionally, it can be controlled via the
Mi Home app or through voice commands.
The Xiaomi Mijia Floor Lamp incorporates a dual light
source. The RGB component utilizes custom IC LEDs that support 16 million
colors, allowing for vibrant, ambient lighting throughout a room. The second
light source, a high-efficiency WRGB LED, is designed to provide soft,
practical illumination. Both sources can be used separately or in combination.
The smart floor lamp comes with 18 built-in lighting
effects—10 static and 8 dynamic. Static options include settings like
"Sunset," "Meditation," "Reading," and
"Night Light," while dynamic options feature effects such as
"Aurora," "Flowing Light," and "Breathing"
patterns. Brightness can be adjusted from 1% to 100%, and the color temperature
can be set anywhere between 1800K and 6500K.
For smart control, this Xiaomi lamp supports the Mi Home
app. With this, users can control lighting effects, brightness, and color
temperature via their smartphones. It also features a circular touch ring at
the base, which allows users to turn the lamp on or off, adjust brightness, and
switch between different lighting effects. Furthermore, it supports XiaoAI
voice commands and the Xiaomi HyperOS ecosystem. It comes with 2.4GHz Wi-Fi
connectivity.
The Xiaomi Mijia Floor Lamp has been introduced in China
through a crowdfunding campaign. Its regular price is set at 999 yuan
(approximately 14,000 rupees), while it can be purchased for 719 yuan
(approximately 10,000 rupees) during the crowdfunding period. Its model number
is MJLD01YL, and it has a rated power of 21W. Currently, it is available on the
Xiaomi Youpin platform. The company has not yet provided any information
regarding its launch in other global markets, including India.
