When it comes to Xiaomi, the company is one of the popular phone brands in Malaysia due to its cost-efficient devices with value. While they certainly have a lot of smartphones, they are also known to divide the sub-brands into Redmi, POCO, and the flagship Mi series. Now, Xiaomi just told the media that the Mi brand is removed.

It seems that the Xiaomi Mi Notebook 14 series which consists of the Mi Notebook 14, as well as the Mi Notebook 14 Horizon edition has been spotted on Amazon India starting from the price of INR41999 (~RM2386) and INR54999 (~RM3125) respectively. While there is no official information on when the aforementioned laptop series will be available in Malaysia, it will most likely be purchasable via Xiaomi official store on Shopee and Lazada.

The Xiaomi Mi Band 5 has been internationally unveiled today and it comes equipped with features such as magnetic charging, as well as 14-day battery life at the price of 39.99 Euros (~RM195). It is best to note that there is no official news on the Malaysia release date and local pricing right now, so you might want to stay tuned on that.

It seems that Xiaomi has recently posted on their weibo account stating that the upcoming Xiaomi Mi Band 5 will be the first Mi Band to come equipped with magnetic charging support. With that said, users will not need to separate the module from the strap in order to charge like in older Mi Bands.

Xiaomi has recently posted an image hinting that the Xiaomi Mi Band 5 will be unveiled on 11 June 2020 onwards in China. Not only will it come with a new blood oxygen saturation sensor, but it will also able to act as a remote shutter control for your smartphone.

Just recently, Xiaomi recently launched the 40-inch Redmi Smart TV which is currently priced at RMB999(~RM590) and it comes with 1GB of RAM and 8GB of internal storage. As for the display resolution, the Redmi Smart TV is able to output FHD 1920 x 1080 with a refresh rate of 60hz. In terms of the dimensions for the aforementioned Smart TV, it measures in at 905 x 512mm and it stands at 592mm tall. As for the features, it comes with 2.4Hz WiFi, infrared as well as two 8W speakers.

Xiaomi recently posted a few teaser images on their Mijia Weibo account recently, showcasing what seems to be the upcoming Mi Watch which looks very similar to the Apple Watch. While the majority of the details of the aforementioned device remain a mystery, the image did hint that the smartwatch comes equipped with the Qualcomm Snapdragon Wear 3100.

From now until 31 October 2019, get up to 10% discount when you purchase any of the Xiaomi products from the Xiaomi Ecosystem Collection Page. The page includes various products from Xiaomi such as the Xiaomi Mi Mijia Scooter, Xiaomi Mi Roborock Robot Vacuum Cleaner, Xiaomi Soocare H3 Hair Dryer and more.

In order to combat the ongoing haze, Xiaomi has recently donated 100 units of their Mi Air Purifier 2S which is worth up to a total of RM65800 to the Ministry of Education. The air purifiers will be distributed to several schools in Johan Setia as well as Klang, due to the fact that they both have one of the highest API readings in Peninsular Malaysia. The Mi Air Purifier 2S’s air filter is designed in a cylindrical form, which is perfect for filtering air all around the purifier. Not only that, it is capable of cleaning a room up to 21 square meters in just 10 minutes as well.

Head’s up Xiaomi smartphone users. MIUI 9 is real, and it has been teased online. The new OS based on Android 7.0 Nougat is set to be available for Xiaomi devices either sometime the end of this year, or perhaps in 2017.