Xiaomi is soon launching an UltraFilter Water Purifier which will efficient and affordable. The company earlier launched the Mi Water Purifier H1000G for domestic use, but that was more of a high-end appliance carrying a price tag not everyone can afford. The newly launched Ultra Filter Water Purifier will be around $75.
As per the reports, the new UltraFilter Water Purifier has similar components as the Mi Water Purifier including a compound filter with an activated carbon rod and ultrafiltration membrane technology. This makes sure that the water is cleaned of rust, sediment, columns, and other similar particles.
Furthermore, it can also filter out remaining chlorine, bacteria, as well as other pollutants and smells. The company claims that the filtration accuracy is 0.1um. Compared to traditional RO water purifiers, this one does not need to reserve power which further adds to the filtration process and saves water.
Unlike the Mi Water Purifier, this one does not come with a built-in water tank, meaning that it will filter water directly from the tap. A single filter needs to be replaced after 1 year and it can fill a glass of water in about four seconds.
Presently, the Xiaomi UltraFilter Water Purifier is being crowdfunded. Once the movement ends, it will go for sale for 75 dollars.
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