Xiaomi Mijia Robot Vacuum 7 Max Launches With Advanced AI
Xiaomi has officially introduced its newest robotic vacuum and mop system in China, the Mijia Robot Vacuum and Mop 7 Max . Serving as the successor to the Robot Vacuum 6 Max, this advanced home cleaning device is available in two distinct configurations: a standard version equipped with a water tank and an ultra-thin variant featuring a direct upper and lower water supply system. The new model delivers a significant upgrade in raw performance, achieving a maximum negative pressure suction power of 45,000 Pa , compared to the 35,000 Pa offered by its predecessor. Additionally, the device intelligently detects specific functional areas such as kitchens or bathrooms, automatically spraying water heated to 50C to tackle stubborn messes. According to the manufacturer, the device achieves a floor sanitization rate of 99.99 percent . It features sophisticated recognition capabilities capable of identifying more than 320 distinct objects and types of debris, dynamically adjusting its cleaning pattern to prevent cable tangles. Mechanical efficiency is further enhanced by three robotic arms designed to thoroughly clean room corners, walls, and furniture bases, with one arm specifically reaching edges outside the main rollers range. The vacuum maintains a maximum obstacle-crossing height of 6 centimeters , matching the clearance capability of the previous generation. An integrated 3D area radar allows the chassis to seamlessly navigate under low clearance furniture like beds and cabinets while actively scraping debris and refreshing its cleaning mop. Pricing and Availability Pricing and availability details have been announced exclusively for the Chinese domestic market, with no official global release timeline provided yet. During the initial reservation period, the water tank version is priced at 4,999 Yuans (approximately $747 USD ), while the ultra-thin variant carries a suggested retail price of 5,299 Yuans (approximately $792 USD ). Xiaomi Mijia Robot Vacuum 7 Max Launches With Advanced AI , original content from Ubergizmo . Read our Copyrights and terms of use .