Xiaomi MIJIA Cooking Robot | Must-Have in Any Home (2022)!

Xiaomi offers a wide range of products for the home. Among them is the new Xiaomi Mijia culinary robot. It has a large color screen with hundreds of smart recipes.

The new Xiaomi Mijia cooking robot is the company's first kitchen robot. His goal will be to compete with the more than established Thermomix. Of course, the device is available at a lower price.

Xiaomi Mijia Cooking Robot is presented in a rather minimalist design with a predominantly black color. It has three main parts; its base, color screen and main bowl.

With dimensions of 413 x 316 x 344 mm and a total weight of 13.8 kg, Xiaomi Mijia Kitchen Robot can perform 35 different functions. These include the ability to sauté, stew, steam, knead noodles, mince meat, juice, mince, shred, cook at low temperature, and weigh ingredients.

The total power of the Xiaomi Mijia kitchen robot is 1700W. Its engine is capable of speeds up to 12,000 rpm. It also has various accessories, including 3 plates and a 15 liter pot.

In addition, Xiaomi Mijia Cooking Robot has an 8-inch color touchscreen. This screen gives you access to over 200 smart recipes, complete with videos, to make cooking easier.

As of now, the Xiaomi Mijia kitchen robot has debuted in China at a price of 5,999 yuan ($869). It is not yet known whether it will be officially launched on the global market.

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[Terradoc]

Curious about this thing. I'd like to see demonstration of how you use. Also, I believe the 1gr thing is the resolution of the built-in weight, which seems misrepresented.

[Mr_Yeah]

In Germany, Xiaomi's device ain't even 15% cheaper than the well-established Thermomix. So I'm a bit skeptical about how well it will penetrate the market.

[soni]

I need another robot to buy and bring the ingredients for me

[jedany]

I’ve worked on Thermomix and this is so better than Thermomix and more Cheaper

[rebeccachoong]

Did they say anything about their plans for the Tokit models?

[SebastianLeitner-gnhn]

Dear Critical Tech, could you please let me know the dimensions of the display in mm? Thank you in advance!

[MehmoodEqbal]

I have had this device for a few days now,
After the intial install, I haven't manged to use it as it lost connectivity and I havent managed to make it connect again.

The biggest problem with this product is that it has to be setup through the Mi home app.

I still haven't managed to hard reset the device. The 'restore to factory setting' isnt fully reseting the device, when the scan qr code is used now.

If anyone knows how to hard reset it, please help.

It could have easily been standalone and connected to wifi directly because the system is a kind of android os. This layer of complication is now making it that i dont even know if the wifi and bluetooth of the device are even on.

I am waiting on the seller to tell me what to do, but I think I will be returning it.. it has been a major disappointment.

[olegsont]

have english and russian language....where an to buy or only china?

[liviuperianu]

Lidl Monsieur Cuisine is much cheaper.

[ZenAura_Aesthetica]

😢😢This product is a complete disappointment. The main coating of the pot I purchased 20 days ago has completely peeled off. It started with a small area peeling, and gradually expanded. I applied for a warranty claim since it's still under warranty, but it got rejected. I absolutely do not recommend buying it. My friend bought the same product, and they faced the same issue

[ergo_____]

Looks like something completely useless. For the same amount of money one can buy good quality induction hob with automatic temperature control, automatic programs, smooth temperature change and use any bowl you want instead of limiting yourself with 2, 2 l bowl.

[mxz]

So it is basically a overpriced mixer with heating...
A real cook never needs this. If you have a pan, oven and normal kitchen devices.. You will not need it. This would be good for camping with a baterry maybe