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Xiaomi Adds Scalp-Protection Sensor Tech to Mijia Hair Dryer Pro

Xiaomi launches the Mijia High-Speed Hair Dryer Pro with a smart scalp-protection system — its latest move into premium hair tools under the Mijia line.

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Xiaomi has launched the Mijia High-Speed Hair Dryer Pro, and the headline feature is a smart scalp-protection system built into a brushless high-speed motor dryer aimed squarely at the premium home segment.

The company positions the "Pro" as a step up from its standard Mijia dryers, with the scalp-protection function as the differentiator — a temperature-control approach designed to keep heat exposure at the hair and scalp lower during blow-drying. Xiaomi has not yet published full specs, pricing, or availability windows beyond the initial announcement, so salons and stylists watching the tool market should treat this first wave as a teaser rather than a launch sheet.

What do we actually know so far?

  • The product exists under the Mijia (米家) housewares brand, Xiaomi's mainstream appliance line.
  • It carries the "High-Speed" designation, meaning a brushless motor design in line with the brand's earlier H-series dryers.
  • "Smart Scalp Protection" is the marquee claim — heat management at the scalp surface is the stated benefit.
  • Manufacturer claims remain attributed to Xiaomi's announcement; independent testing data has not been released.

Why heat control matters at the chair

For professionals, scalp and cuticle heat damage is a known failure point in home drying — clients running high static heat at the root routinely show dryness and pigment fade, particularly on color-treated and fine textures. Any dryer that modulates temperature dynamically rather than relying on the user to keep distance and motion could reduce that damage pattern, if the claims hold up under testing.

The professional channel angle is limited for now. Xiaomi sells primarily through consumer retail — its own stores and e-commerce — rather than distributor networks stocked by salons, so this launch matters to the trade mostly as a benchmark: what clients will bring into the salon conversation and what heat-protection features they'll start expecting from backbar tools.

What's still to come

Watch for the full spec sheet — motor RPM, weight, heat settings, ion output — plus pricing and market availability, which typically follow the initial Chinese launch within weeks.

Source — Source: Google News: Professional hairdressing

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