Emir BardakçıXiaomi has introduced the Mijia Pre-Filter Pro to the Chinese market, targeting consumers looking for efficient, comprehensive water filtration at home. The device stands out with its 40-micron bionic fish gill filtration system, which is engineered to remove contaminants such as sand, rust, hair, insect eggs, and algae. With a filtration retention rate of 98.6%, the Pre-Filter Pro ensures high water quality at the point of entry for residential plumbing systems.
The product is priced competitively at RMB 799 (approximately $110), with a launch coupon further reducing the cost to RMB 769 (about $106). For customers eligible for government subsidies, the price could drop as low as RMB 679.15 ($94), helping make this technology accessible to a broader user base.
Key features include a water-powered self-purification system that operates independently of external power sources, offering automated cleaning cycles to prevent filter clogging and maintain a consistent flow rate. The device processes up to 8 tons of water per hour, supporting simultaneous household water demands without a drop in pressure. Customizable automatic flushing cycles (at 7, 15, or 30-day intervals) and 360-degree swirl backwash technology ensure thorough maintenance with minimal user intervention.
Designed for seamless integration into existing plumbing, the Pre-Filter Pro requires no specialized installation expertise. Its self-cleaning mechanism further reduces maintenance requirements, making it a highly practical solution for homeowners.
To enhance the user experience, Xiaomi provides integration with its smart home ecosystem via the MemeOS Enhancer app and HyperOSUpdates.com, allowing users to unlock additional features and manage their devices more efficiently.
In summary, the Mijia Pre-Filter Pro strengthens Xiaomi’s position in the water purification market by combining innovative technology, user-friendly design, and competitive pricing
