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Xiaomi launches flosser with 105-day battery
Xiaomi’s Mijia Smart Water Flosser Pro offers a 360-degree nozzle, Xiaomi Home controls and up to 105 days of battery life.
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Xiaomi has launched the Mijia Smart Water Flosser Pro in China, claiming the device can run for up to 105 days on a single charge. The model joins the company’s range of personal-care gadgets, combining app controls, multiple settings and long battery life.
Features and controls
The flosser includes a color display, support for Xiaomi Home and a second-generation nozzle that rotates 360 degrees. Xiaomi says its dual-layer water stream is designed to remove food particles more effectively from between teeth and other hard-to-reach areas.
Its removable water tank can be detached for cleaning or taken along when traveling. The companion app lets users adjust:
- Water pressure
- Jet delivery mode
- Pulse frequency
Key specifications include up to 105 days of operation without recharging and a full charge time of approximately four hours.
Pricing and availability
The Mijia Smart Water Flosser Pro is already on sale in China. Its recommended price is 399 yuan, while the launch price has been reduced to 349 yuan. With local subsidies and discounts, the device may cost around 303 yuan.
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If Xiaomi sells the flosser outside China, it will face established mass-market competitors including Oral-B and Waterpik. For now, its strongest selling points are the claimed battery life and a price below 400 yuan.
Ilya Ignatov is a technology journalist and news writer. He graduated from the Moscow Technical University of Communications and Informatics with a degree in information security and has covered hardware, software and consumer electronics since 2018.
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