Xiaomi has expanded its home climate lineup in China with the launch of the Mijia Graphene Heater Pro, a vertical tower heater engineered to rapidly warm living spaces without uncomfortable drafts. Priced at approximately $49 (349 Yuan) during its crowdfunding phase launching September 28, the unit serves as an upgraded successor to the Mijia Graphene Heater C announced last month, packing a high-output heating system into a minimal footprint.
Combining high-conductivity graphene with a PTC ceramic heating element, the device begins generating warmth within just three seconds. Beyond pure thermal performance, the heater addresses a common frustration with standard space heaters: the harsh, drying blast of direct hot air. By incorporating a large curved air outlet with a micro-perforated mesh structure, the system diffuses thermal airflow into finer streams, distributing gentle heat more evenly across the room.
Fast PTC Ceramic and Graphene Heating Engine
At the core of the Mijia Graphene Heater Pro is a 2,000W PTC ceramic heating assembly paired with graphene coating. Graphene's exceptional thermal conductivity allows the heating element to transfer heat far more efficiently than traditional wire-based fan heaters. This setup enables quick warm-up times, making the unit practical for immediate spot-heating in chilly bedrooms, home offices, or living rooms.
The heater features three distinct operation modes to suit different indoor conditions: a high-temperature hot air mode for rapid heating, a gentle warm air setting for sustained comfort, and a natural wind mode for basic circulation. To prevent unnecessary power consumption, Xiaomi implemented an internal constant-temperature algorithm. Once the room reaches the target temperature selected by the user, the system automatically dials back its power draw rather than running continuously at full output, keeping indoor climate stable while saving electricity.
Precise Airflow Control and Energy-Saving Thermostat
While the previous Mijia Graphene Heater C offered an 80-degree horizontal oscillation angle, the new Pro model adjusts its wide-angle sweep to 70 degrees while adding expanded directional controls. The tower air duct system permits adjustments both horizontally (left and right) and vertically (up and down), helping push warm air into far corners that traditional static heaters struggle to reach.
User accessibility is another focal point of the physical design. Located on the top panel are tactile physical buttons, allowing full control over basic temperature and power settings without requiring users to bend down or navigate smartphone interfaces. This tactile approach makes the appliance straightforward to operate for all household members, including elderly users.
Smart Ecosystem Integration and Built-In Safety Features
For users integrated into the Xiaomi smart home ecosystem, the Mijia Graphene Heater Pro supports full remote control through the Xiaomi Home application and Xiao Ai voice assistant commands. Via the smartphone app, users can toggle power, set target temperatures, program operation schedules, and build automation routines with other connected Xiaomi sensors and devices.
Safety mechanisms are built directly into the hardware architecture. The main enclosure is crafted from V0-grade flame-retardant material to withstand sustained elevated temperatures. Additionally, internal sensors trigger an automatic power shutoff if the device is accidentally tipped over or if internal components exceed safe thermal limits.
Pricing and Market Availability
The Xiaomi Mijia Graphene Heater Pro opens for crowdfunding in China on September 28 at a promotional price of 349 Yuan (approximately $49 USD) before transitioning to regular retail channels. Xiaomi has not yet announced international pricing or global release schedules for markets outside China.
