Xiaomi Mijia floor lamp launches with RGB and WRGB lighting, 18 effects, 21W rated power

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On November 11, crowdfunding opened for the Mijia Floor Lamp (model MJLD01YL). The regular price is listed at 999 yuan (~$149), but the crowdfunding price is 719 yuan (~$107). The design is deliberately simple: tall, slim, and stable enough that it should sit cleanly in a living room, bedroom, or media setup without drawing too much attention to itself.

What makes it interesting is the dual light system. One source is RGB (custom IC LEDs) and can do the full 16 million colors for pure ambiance. The other uses WRGB high-efficiency LEDs and handles more practical, softer illumination. You can run them separately or together, so you get everything from soft mood lighting to something actually useful for reading or moving around the room.

There are 18 built-in effects in total: 10 static ones (sunset, meditation, reading, night light, and similar fixed looks) and 8 dynamic ones (aurora, flowing light, breathing patterns, etc.). Brightness goes from 1% to 100%, and the color temperature ranges from a very warm 1800K all the way up to 6500K. There’s also a dedicated night-light mode for low-level illumination after dark.

Controls are simple. A circular touch ring at the bottom of the light head lets you tap to turn it on/off, slide for brightness, and long-press to cycle through effects. For full customization, schedules, and scene linking, you’ll use the Mi Home app. It also works with XiaoAI voice commands and slots into Xiaomi’s HyperOS ecosystem so it can talk to other devices.

Specs-wise, it’s rated at 21W, connects over 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi, and the base is designed to stay put. Installation is supposed to be straightforward.

This is Xiaomi pushing its smart lighting beyond desk lamps and ceiling fixtures into freestanding ambient lighting. Dual independent sources, lots of color and effect options, and solid app/voice integration make it feel like a flexible atmosphere piece rather than just another smart bulb on a stick. Right now it’s only available through the ongoing crowdfunding campaign on Xiaomi Youpin.

(Source: Xiaomi Youpin)