Xiaomi presents a premium, but expensive hair dryer. It wants to compete with the globally famous brand Dyson

The portfolio of Chinese manufacturer Xiaomi has long been more than just affordable smartphones. The company makes gadgets, smart home products, and hair dryers. The new Xiaomi hair dryer is seriously expensive and aims to compete with a well-known global brand like Dyson.

Powerful motor dries your hair fast

Competing with Dyson won’t be easy. Xiaomi is surely aware of that. That’s why the new product is more expensive. After all, we all know the saying “You pay for quality”. And that’s true in this case too.

The new hair dryer Xiaomi Mijia Hair Dryer H900 has a motor placed in the handle itself and is highly efficient. It dries your hair in just a few minutes. The motor generates a strong stream of warm air, which significantly shortens drying time.

With its high power, it can generate up to 106 thousand revolutions per minute, which is a very solid figure. Combined with an intelligent temperature sensor, it takes excellent care of your hair and dries it very quickly.

For all hair types with 12 drying modes

No hair type will be a problem—whether it’s long, short, straight, wavy, dry, or fine. That’s why it offers up to 12 drying modes, so everyone can surely choose the most suitable one.

Xiaomi left nothing to chance and, along with its flagship hair dryer, it also adds interesting and useful accessories. In the box, you’ll find a special stand where you can store the device without any hassle.

There are also replacement diffuser nozzles in different sizes for better control of the airflow. The package also includes a wide diffuser that makes it easy and effective to shape your hair into the desired style.

Xiaomi’s hair dryer is expensive, but still cheaper than the competition

The device is indeed pricier, but compared to similarly high-quality hair dryers from Dyson, it’s sold for about half the price.

Its price is 1299 yuan, which is roughly €166 / 195 USD. A similarly equipped model from the competing brand starts at around 400 euros. Sales begin today in its home country, China.