On the evening of 23 September 2026, Xiaomi held its autumn launch in China, unveiling several product groups at once — spanning smartphones, tablets, wearables, TVs and home appliances. This wasn't just a phone event: one user can go from phone → tablet → watch → TV → washer → coffee → door lock within a single ecosystem.
What are the 9 products Xiaomi just unveiled?
| Product | Highlights | Starting price (China) |
|---|---|---|
| Xiaomi 18 Pro | Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 (2 nm), Leica dual 200 MP, 7,000 mAh, rear display | 5,999 yuan (≈ 843 USD) |
| Xiaomi 18 Pro Max | Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6, Leica dual 200 MP, 8,500 mAh | 6,999 yuan (top ~9,999) |
| Xiaomi Pad 9 series | 144 Hz display, high-end Pro model | from 2,999 yuan |
| Xiaomi Band 11 | Slim, up to 21-day battery | 299 yuan (≈ 42 USD) |
| Xiaomi Watch S5 (41 mm) | Compact, up to 14-day battery | from 1,299 yuan |
| Xiaomi TV S Pro Mini LED (2026) | High refresh rate; 98-inch ~7,599 yuan | from 5,199 yuan |
| Mijia triple-tub washer (14 kg) | One 11 kg drum + two 1.5 kg drums, AI Mijia Lingyun | 3,999 yuan (washer-dryer 4,999) |
| Mijia Espresso Machine Pro | Built-in grinder, 9-bar pressure | not uniformly announced |
| Xiaomi Smart Door Lock 5 Max | Dual inside/outside cameras, AI/UWB unlock | not uniformly announced |
Prices are as announced in China (yuan); USD figures are approximate and international pricing may differ significantly. Xiaomi also showed a smart range hood among the appliances.
The Xiaomi 18 Pro series is the centerpiece
The 18 Pro starts at 5,999 yuan and the 18 Pro Max at 6,999 yuan, with the top configuration reaching about 9,999 yuan. The lineup uses the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 6 on a 2nm process — the 18 Pro standard tier, the Pro Max the Extreme tier; Xiaomi says it's the first phone to ship the chip. Leica dual 200 MP (main + telephoto), a 7,000 mAh battery on the 18 Pro and 8,500 mAh on the Pro Max, plus a rear secondary display and a special transparent edition.
Xiaomi pushes AI deeper into the phone
The phones run HyperOS 4 with the Super XiaoAI assistant, positioned as a system-level 'AI agent': breaking complex tasks into steps — think, plan, call tools, execute — and connecting with other devices in the ecosystem. That matches the broader trend: chatbot → assistant → AI agent acting across apps and devices.
Not just a phone — a whole ecosystem
Put side by side, the devices show Xiaomi wants the smartphone to be ONE part of a larger ecosystem rather than the sole center — in line with the 'Human × Car × Home' direction it's building, linking personal devices, cars and the smart home through HyperOS and AI.
Frequently asked questions
- What launched? — Several product groups: smartphones (18 Pro/Pro Max), a tablet, wearables, TVs and smart-home appliances.
- What's the cheapest? — The Xiaomi Band 11, from 299 yuan (≈ 42 USD).
- What's the priciest/headline item? — The Xiaomi 18 Pro Max (from 6,999 yuan) and the 98-inch Mini LED TV (around 7,599 yuan).
- The big takeaway? — Xiaomi is pushing AI and HyperOS across phone, tablet, wearables and the smart home, toward a system-level 'AI agent'.
About this article: a sourced summary by DETOON. Some 2026 appliance prices weren't uniformly announced, so the table marks them 'not uniformly announced' rather than guessing.
