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Xiaomi has started taking pre-orders for the Mijia Water Purifier 3 1200G. Official sales are set to begin on October 30, with the starting price set at 1,499 yuan, which roughly translates to $225. It’s aimed at families who want reliable, high-volume purified water without any chemical additives in the filter media.
The unit sticks to pure physical filtration and leaves scale inhibitors out of the filter materials. It also has a self-purification function that flushes stagnant water out of the pipes, so the first glass you pour after the unit has been sitting unused still tastes fresh. The system carries mother-and-baby-grade purification certification, produces BPA-free water, and is rated for a total purified-water capacity of up to 50 tons.
Filtration comes from a 13-stage system with 0.0001-micron accuracy. It catches contaminants at every stage, from the initial filtration through rinsing to the final output, and is claimed to remove 145 types of pollutants commonly found in tap water, including impurities, residual chlorine, heavy metals, bacteria, and viruses.
To deal with bacterial growth that can happen when a purifier sits unused, a post-filter works with long-lasting antibacterial material built into the outlet pipe. Xiaomi says this setup delivers an antibacterial rate of over 99% against E. coli and Staphylococcus aureus, helping prevent secondary contamination at the point of use.
Flow rate is clearly a big focus. The purifier supports high throughput rated around 1400G for direct drinking water, with an initial flow rate of up to 3.74 L/min. A 150 mL cup fills in roughly 2.4 seconds, which makes it practical for larger households or anyone who uses a lot of water.
On the practical side, there’s a high-definition display that shows water mode, volume settings, and TDS values. The unit has an IPX8 waterproof rating so it can handle typical kitchen moisture and splashes. It also connects to the Mi Home app, where you can check water quality and usage data, keep an eye on remaining filter life, adjust the flow if needed, and order replacement filters with one click.
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