In case you missed it, the Xiaomi SU7 was officially launched yesterday with a starting price of 215,900 Yuan (~RM14,1353) for the standard version. There are also a total of nine unique colour schemes for the electric vehicle (EV) including Galaxy Gray, Twilight Red, Misty Purple, and Obsidian Black.

With the launch of the Xiaomi 14 series, the company has also released HyperOS, its new operating system replacing MIUI on new devices moving forward. Speaking of which, Xiaomi has also updated its end-of-life (EOL) devices on its support page to include some flagship devices from 2020.

Xiaomi’s gaming-focused subbrand, Black Shark has released a new smartwatch, the Black Shark S1. Featuring some competitive specs, a minimalist design and an affordable price tag, read on to find out more about the wearable.

During the event, Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun also unveiled the Xiaomi Pad 6 Max. We have covered some of the tech specs before, but here's everything you need to know about the company's 'ultimate' tablet.

Xiaomi has been manufacturing smart TVs for a while now, but the company just revealed its biggest TV to date. At the same Xiaomi 13 Ultra event, the Xiaomi 86" Mini LED smart TV was showcased and here's what we know about it.

During the Xiaomi 13 Series launch in Malaysia yesterday, not only did the company announce one new robot vacuum products but there are five in total to choose from with high-end tech features. This includes the Xiaomi Robot Vacuum E10, the S10 series, and the X10 series.

Besides the Xiaomi 12T series, Xiaomi Smart Band 7 and the Redmi Pad, Xiaomi Malaysia also released two new vacuums. Depending on your choice, you can either get a Xiaomi Robot Vacuum X10+ or the Xiaomi Truclean W10 Wet Dry Vacuum series.

As most of you should know, the Xiaomi 12T series will be launching globally very soon on 4 October 2022. There has been a couple of speculations on what the phone could feature, but here are some confirmed ones.

Xiaomi launched a slew of devices in China yesterday, including a new variant of its Pad 5 series tablet, the Xiaomi Pad 5 Pro 12.4. The largest and most high-end tablet in the series, the screen is measured at 12.4-inch diagonally (as the name would suggest) and is a 120Hz LCD display with a resolution of 2.5k.

If you're thinking of what to do during the weekend, you could check out Xiaomi Malaysia's roadshow for the Xiaomi 12 series. It has already begun today (21 April) and will last until the end of 24 April 2022. Located in Sunway Pyramid (Blue Concourse), each customer stands a chance to win some exclusive prizes.