Since the news broke, it has aroused a lot of curiosity, and it is not for less: Xiaomi is developing its own kitchen robot.
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Despite having been in our lives for many years, it is in recent times that kitchen machines are taking off in an unstoppable way. There are several causes, but there are two main ones: the technological improvement of the devices and the fact that there is an increasing supply in terms of manufacturers. But there is still a long way to go and the arrival of Xiaomi may mean a small revolution.
A few days ago we told you about the launch of OCooker Multi-Purpose Cooking Robot, the kitchen robot that Xiaomi is preparing through the usual crowdfunding strategy and that has some aspects in its design that are reminiscent of the Thermomix TM6.
This Xiaomi kitchen robot will have 21 modes of operation to knead, fry, steam, chop, make smoothies, braise … In general, the usual, plus the option of weighing.
Can we already classify the kitchen robot as one of the best inventions of humanity in recent decades?
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He glass of the food processor will be 2.2 liters And it will have a butterfly, a spatula and the extras known in this type of model so that nothing more than the device is needed if you are going to cook. As for the power, it will be 1,500 W, an aspect in which it surpasses the last Thermomix.
In order to use it, work on their own Cookinglot software to be used by 7 inch touch screen.
Regarding the availability and sale price. At the moment it has not been announced that it will be sold outside of China, so it will not arrive in Spain in the near future, although it is most likely that we will end up having it at our disposal. Xiaomi products that generate the most noise before launching quickly cross borders.
In China the current price for those who are collaborating through crowdfunding is 3,999 yuan, about 500 euros, although after has been advertised for 5,999 yuan, about 755 euros. It will not be one of the cheapest, although it will be necessary to use it to check the quality it has.
