Xiaomi wants you to fund its new filter kettle…


After trying their hands at making drones, laptops, screwdrivers, and whatnot (oh, and washing machines), Xiaomi’s newest product happens to be a… kettle. What’s more interesting is that it’s their second kettle this year!

Known as the Super Filter Kettle L1, the $38 (249 yuan) kettle is manufactured byĀ Viomi. There’s nothing too smart or witty about this kettle, however. It’ll simply purify water for you to gulp down.

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What it does do though is that itĀ uses its multipleĀ filters and UV (ultraviolet) light to make water fit for drinking. In other words, it does try to up the game from a simple water boiling kettle.

It happens to be one of the few gadgets that Xiaomi produce that doesn’t come with an app of its own.

Worth noting is that Xiaomi don’t produce theĀ Super Filter Kettle L1 themselves, but instead source it from Viomi. That said, Xiaomi are the only channel (their crowdfunding platform, specifically) you can get hold of theĀ Super Filter Kettle L1.

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7 Comments

  1. Jay
    August 23, 2016

    Where is Xiaomi’s crowdfunding platform? Googled, but only found a bunch of links to Chinese websites that don’t seem to be it.

    • Danny H.
      August 24, 2016

      Install the Mi home app, it’s the Mi store tab.

      • Wolvie
        August 24, 2016

        The darn thing is all in chinese ,how to read and order ?
        If Xiaomi want to fight those big guys (read : competitors) then they need to improve their interface to use english.

        • Danny H.
          August 24, 2016

          Actually, this platform target is Chinese customers so for English speakers, this is just for info, not actual purchasing.

  2. Wolvie
    August 23, 2016

    Interesting stuff, very useful and very cheap. Where to buy ?

    • SoniC
      August 24, 2016

      Can’t – Chineese crowdfunding….
      Then mayyybe on some reseller’s side…
      I wonder how much would the filters cost — probably a lot. This would be a huge pain in the xxs for people living outside China, not to mention Europe or America.

      • SoniC
        August 24, 2016

        And I mean…. Xiaomi… REALLY?? Crowdfunding…. they don’t even manufacture this thing…. And not that Xiaomi doesn’t have money for R&D or to support their exclusive manufacturer….