Xiaomi carved the Watch S5 Transparent Edition’s 47 mm octagonal case from a solid block of Dragon Crystal Glass 3.0. The limited-edition smartwatch combines its light-refracting construction with an AMOLED display, extensive fitness tracking, dual-band GNSS, and up to 21 days of battery life.
Xiaomi is keeping the rear display introduced last year, but app cards, AI creations, and shortcuts give it a much larger role. The Xiaomi 18 Pro and Pro Max also bring 2 nm Snapdragon chips, dual 200 MP cameras, huge batteries, and hardware-level screen privacy.
Xiaomi’s 18 Fold pairs an unusually wide folding design with uncompromised flagship hardware. Its 7.58-inch inner display is joined by Xiaomi’s XRING O3 processor, a 200MP Leica triple-camera system, and a 6,000mAh battery.
Redmi’s new K100 Pro flagships combine 185 Hz OLED displays and 200 MP cameras with enormous batteries. The Pro Max goes further with 9,070 mAh, a 5x periscope camera, and a Bose-tuned 2.1-channel speaker system.
Xiaomi has skipped straight to the Redmi Note 17 series, introducing larger batteries, upgraded OLED displays, improved durability, and a surprising reversal where the standard model is physically larger than the Pro.
Xiaomi isn’t just making phones and EVs anymore. The company has built smart apartments for young employees, offering below-market rents, Xiaomi smart home devices, and thoughtfully designed living spaces.
Xiaomi’s SkyNomad is unlike the SU7 and YU7. Instead of focusing on driving performance, this transformable SUV is designed to turn its cabin into a living room, office, café, bedroom, or family gathering space. Trial production is already underway.
The Redmi K90 Ultra brings a Snapdragon 8 Elite chip and a sleeker cooling grille, but beyond that, it is almost identical to the K90 Max. So why did Xiaomi make it? That’s the million-yuan question.
Forget complicated NAS setups. Xiaomi Smart Storage takes a simpler approach with AI-powered photo management, HyperOS integration, automatic backups, and family-friendly network storage that anyone can use.
The Xiaomi YU7 GT has written a new chapter in Nürburgring history by setting the first official autonomous driving lap record using a production-car-based intelligent driving system. Here’s why Xiaomi pushed its AI to the limit on the Green Hell—and what it could mean for future production cars.
Forget wrestling with charging cables. Xiaomi’s EV Home Charging Robotic Arm can automatically connect to a parked EV, start charging, and unplug itself when the job is done.