When it comes to Xiaomi, most people think of smartphones with aggressive value for money. But in fact, the brand’s ecosystem has long grown beyond mobile devices: today, Mi, Redmi, POCO and Mijia are producing hundreds of gadgets, from smart light bulbs to electric scooters. If you want to understand what Xiaomi looks like in 2026, this article will help you to put all the categories of devices, their key features and how they interact with each other.
We won’t list all the models (hundreds!), but we’ll focus on the main areas that shape the brand today: you’ll learn what devices make Xiaomi a unique company, how they integrate into a single ecosystem through the Mi Home and HyperOS, and what new products have appeared recently.
If you’re planning to build a full-fledged smart home ecosystem, or just want to figure out what Xiaomi makes besides phones, this guide will be your navigation map. And at the end of the article, you’ll find the FAQ answering the most common questions about compatibility and choice of technology.
1.Smartphones: flagships, budget and niche models
Smartphones remain the hallmark of Xiaomi, and here the brand offers devices for any wallet - from Redmi A2 for 10 000 rubles to Xiaomi 14 Ultra with a price tag under 150 000. Visually, the line differ not only in design, but also in the materials of the cases, the location of the cameras and even color solutions.
Xiaomi’s flagship 13/14 and Mix series have a premium approach: matte or glossy glass rear panels, metal frames and minimalist logos. For example, Xiaomi 14 has rounded edges and a circle-shaped camera module, which sets it apart from its competitors. While the POCO F6 Pro, despite its top-end, retains a more aggressive game design with bright colors and backlights.
- 📱 Xiaomi (Mi): flagships with premium materials (ceramics, titanium in Mix Fold 3).
- 💰 Redmi: budget and mid-budget models with plastic cases, but modern chips.
- 🎮 POCO: devices for gamers and enthusiasts with a bright design and high performance.
- 🔄 Black Shark: Specialized gaming smartphones (now part of the game) POCO).
Fun fact: Xiaomi is actively experimenting with foldable smartphones. For example, the Mix Fold 3 has an internal screen with an aspect ratio of 21:9 and an external display with a hole for the front camera - this design makes it recognizable even when folded.
Laptops and tablets: minimalism and performance
Xiaomi’s line of notebooks and Xiaomi Pad tablets demonstrates the brand’s desire for unification of design. All devices are designed in a minimalist style with metal cases, thin bezels and neutral colors (gray, silver, black). For example, Xiaomi Book S 12.4 with a Snapdragon 8cx Gen 2 processor looks like a larger smartphone – the same gloss, the same rounded corners.
Xiaomi Pad 6 and Pad 6 Pro differ from competitors (for example, Samsung Galaxy Tab) more rigorous design: there are no bright colors or fancy details. 2.5K-The screen with a frequency of 144 Hz and support for the stylus Xiaomi Smart Pen, which is magnetically attached to the body. Visually, Xiaomi tablets are easy to recognize by the central location of the front camera – this solution is not found in all manufacturers.
| The device | Design-chip | Case material | Color options |
|---|---|---|---|
| Xiaomi Book Pro 14 | Thin frames (91% screen-to-body ratio) | Aluminum alloy | Gray, silvery |
| Xiaomi Pad 6 Pro | Central front camera | Metal + glass | Black, gold, blue. |
| Redmi Book 16 | Keyboard illumination with 3 brightness levels | Plastic + metal | Gray, silvery |
⚠️ Note: Xiaomi laptops are often criticized for their non-standard keyboard layout (e.g., the reduced Shift on the right!
3.Smart watches and fitness bracelets: from Apple copies to unique solutions
If before the smart watch Xiaomi (Mi Band, Mi Watch) was accused of copying the design of the Apple Watch, today the brand offers both classic solutions and unique shapes. For example, the Xiaomi Watch 2 Pro has a round dial with a rotating crown - this is closer to the Samsung Galaxy Watch than to Apple. But the Mi Band 8 retained a compact rectangular screen, but received a full-color AMOLED and interchangeable straps with magnetic mounting.
Visually, the devices are divided into:
- ⌚ Classic watches: Xiaomi Watch S3 leather-bag.
- 🏃 Fitness bracelets: Mi Band 8 with a drop-shaped body and silicone strap (50)+ design).
- 💎 Premium models: Xiaomi Watch 2 Pro with sapphire glass and ceramic back panel.
Xiaomi’s ecosystem features: all watches and bracelets sync with Mi Fitness (formerly Zepp Life), where you can change dials, adjust notifications and monitor health. 3D-effects.
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If you want autonomy, choose models with the index Pro or S – they are equipped with batteries with a capacity of 500 mAh and work up to 14 days without recharging.
4.Televisions and projectors: thin frames and premium materials
Xiaomi TVs (Mi TV, Redmi TV) are immediately striking thanks to ultra-thin bezels and minimalist stands. For example, the Xiaomi TV Q2 75" has a frame only 2.9 mm thick, and the body is made of metal with a matte finish. Visually, such TVs look like "picture on the wall", especially in black.
Xiaomi projectors (Mi Smart Projector) are also distinguished by their design: instead of bulky boxes, they are compact devices with a fabric front panel and automatic legs to adjust the angle. LED-brightness matrix 1300 ANSI supportive 4K, But it only weighs 2.5 kg.
| Model | Design-chip | Screen size | Color of the case |
|---|---|---|---|
| Xiaomi TV A Pro 55" | Frameless design (97% screen ratio) | 55 inches. | Black, silvery. |
| Redmi Smart TV X50 | Metal stand with width adjustment | 50 inches | Black. |
| Mi Smart Projector 2 | Fabric front panel and automatic focusing | 120 inches | White |
⚠️ Note: Xiaomi TVs often come with Chinese firmware, where some services are missing (e.g. Netflix in the U.S.) 4K). Before buying, specify the version of the software!
5.Smart home: from light bulbs to robot vacuum cleaners
Here Xiaomi is truly unlocking its potential: the Mijia brand has hundreds of devices ranging from door-opening sensors to laser-navigated robot vacuum cleaners, all integrated into a single system through the Mi Home app (now part of HyperOS), where you can create automation scenarios.
Visually, Xiaomi smart home gadgets follow three principles:
- 💡 Minimalism: white or black cases without unnecessary details (for example, Mi Smart) LED Bulb).
- 🤖 Futuristic: Mi Robot Vacuum Robots with Round Shapes and Laser Sensors.
- 🌿 Eco-design: Mi Air Purifier air purifiers with wooden inserts.
One of the most recognizable devices is the Mi Robot Vacuum-Mop 2 Ultra, a square-shaped robot vacuum cleaner (unlike its round competitors), an automatic mop washing station, and a silvery glossy body. But the Mi Smart Door Lock looks like a normal door lock, but is equipped with a fingerprint scanner and a sensing device. NFC-module.
What does a robot vacuum cleaner station look like?
Routers, headphones and other accessories
Even in the small things, Xiaomi sticks to a uniform style. For example, Mi Router routers have a cylindrical shape with perforation for ventilation and LED indicators in the form of a ring. And Xiaomi Buds 4 Pro wireless headphones copy the design of the AirPods Pro, but add adaptive noise cancellation and silver color of the case.
Other notable accessories:
- 🎧 Headphones: Xiaomi Buds 4 Pro with transparent legs and an oval case.
- 📡 Routers: Xiaomi Router AX6000 with 8 antennas and RGB-lighting.
- 🔋 Power Bank: Mi Power Bank 3 20000mAh metal-framed USB-C port.
- 🖱️ Peripherals: Mi Gaming Mouse with RGB-lighting and ergonomic form.
Interestingly, even Xiaomi accessories have a tendency to unify design, such as the Mi Charge chargers with a white or black case with rounded corners, and the cables with a fabric braid with the brand logo.
Make sure it is compatible with your device (e.g. headphones with LDAC support).
Check the Bluetooth version (for headphones, 5.2+ is better).
Pay attention to the country-producer (Chinese versions may not support Russian).
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7.Electric transport: scooters, electric bicycles and even cars
Xiaomi is actively developing the electric vehicle market, the most famous devices:
- 🛴 Electric Scooter: Mi Electric Scooter 4 Pro with black or gray body, LED-lighting and steering display.
- 🚲 Electric bikes: Mi Smart Electric Folding Bike with aluminum frame and folding mechanism.
- 🚗 Electric cars: Xiaomi SU7 — The first sedan of the brand with a futuristic design (released in 2026).
Xiaomi’s scooters have become a benchmark for many competitors: a minimalist body, a folding mechanism and 8.5-inch damp wheels. The SU7 electric car looks like the Tesla Model 3, but has its own chips – such as hidden door handles and a panoramic roof.
⚠️ Note: Xiaomi scooters are often sold without certification in Russia. Check before buying if they are allowed in your region!
8.How do all Xiaomi devices work together?
The main advantage of the Xiaomi ecosystem is the interaction of devices through HyperOS (formerly MIUI for IoT).
- 📱 Smartphone can unlock the Xiaomi Book laptop over Bluetooth.
- 🔊 Mi Smart Speaker column plays notifications from smartphone.
- 🏠 Robot vacuum cleaner starts cleaning when you leave the house (by geolocation).
Visually, this integration is manifested in a single interface style, for example, the Mi Home app on the smartphone and tablet has the same design with white backgrounds, blue accents and Material You-style icons.
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The more Xiaomi devices you use, the more opportunities the ecosystem opens up, such as a smartphone + smartwatch + speaker lets you control your home by voice via Xiao AI (China’s equivalent of Alice).
Another plus is cross-platformity, such as the Xiaomi Buds headphones can be connected to both a HyperOS smartphone and a Windows laptop (although some features, such as the fast pair, only work in the Xiaomi ecosystem).