Just ¥89! Xiaomi Quietly Launches a New Gadget That’s Truly Hard to Resist

Typhoon Alert—Stay Safe Everyone!

Although things are relatively calm in Guangzhou right now, a typhoon is no small matter—it’s always best to stay alert and prepared.

Meanwhile, on the tech front, today feels rather quiet. The spotlight is still on the recent releases from Xiaomi, OPPO, and vivo. But the real excitement is coming tomorrow with the official launch of the Xiaomi 17 series. That’s the big one to watch.

Still, Xiaomi couldn’t resist sneaking in a surprise before the big day: the Mijia Outdoor Multifunctional Lamp.

At first glance, it might look like just another portable light. But don’t be fooled—the keyword here is multifunctional. And that’s where this little gadget really shines.

Despite being only about the size of a compact camera, its versatility is impressive. Think of it as an “all-in-one” lighting solution:

• A regular flashlight
• A headlamp
• A bike light
• A hat clip light
• Even a camping lantern

How does it manage all that?

The secret lies in its clever quick-release mounting design—similar to a camera tripod system. This makes it incredibly easy to swap between accessories without any tools, adapting seamlessly to different scenarios.

• Headlamp mode: Attach the lamp body to the expansion mount and headband—done.
• Hat clip mode: Swap the headband for a clip accessory, and it’s ready to go.
• Bike light mode: Skip the mount altogether, clip it directly to a bike mount, and you’ve got front or rear lighting. Thanks to SOS strobe and red warning light options, it works perfectly for both safety and visibility.
• Camping lantern mode: Wrap the lamp in its storage bag, and voilà—you’ve got a soft ambient lantern. Plus, with IP66 dustproof and waterproof protection, you can use it outdoors worry-free.

On battery life, it delivers 3–4.5 hours at high brightness and up to 10–33 hours at low brightness, which is more than enough for outdoor use.

It also supports three lighting modes—spotlight, floodlight, and a hybrid of both, each with three brightness levels.

• Spotlight (6500K) gives long-distance clarity, perfect for cycling.
• Floodlight (4000K) offers a softer glow for camping or late-night use.
• Hybrid mode combines the best of both—wide coverage with extended reach.

Charging is straightforward with a USB-C port, and yes, you can use a power bank. There’s also a handy indicator for battery level and charging status.

If there’s one slight drawback, it’s brightness. At 600 lumens, it’s not the brightest on the market, but for the price, it’s still highly capable.

And speaking of price—this multifunctional lamp is launching at just ¥89 in crowdfunding, with a standard retail price of ¥129.

So, what do you think? Could this become your next essential outdoor gadget?