1. Xuanjie O1 Chip: Xiaomi’s First In-House SoC Ushers in a New Era

Marking a major milestone, the Xuanjie O1 is Xiaomi’s first self-developed flagship SoC, built on [敏感词]’s second-gen 3nm process and packing a staggering 19 billion transistors. It scores over 3 million on AnTuTu, placing it in the elite tier of mobile chips. The CPU features a four-cluster, ten-core design (2×X925 super cores + 4×A725 performance cores + 2×A725 efficiency cores + 2×A520 ultra-efficiency cores), with super cores clocked at 3.9GHz. Multicore performance exceeds Apple’s A18 Pro, while single-core performance is nearly on par.

The GPU is a 16-core ARM G925, delivering 43% better Manhattan 3.1 scores than the A18 Pro while cutting power consumption by 35%. It also includes a 4th-gen ISP for enhanced full-focus 4K night video recording, with support for third-party apps. Paired with this is the Xuanjie T1 chip for the Xiaomi Watch S4, offering built-in 4G via a custom modem, eSIM support, and dynamic video watch faces.

2. Xiaomi 15S Pro: Anniversary Edition Packed with Upgrades

Debuting the Xuanjie O1, the Xiaomi 15S Pro features a distinctive dragon-scale fiber back, gold-accented branding, and a new "Distant Blue" color option. It sports a 2K low-power display, a massive 6100mAh "Jinsha River" battery, 120W fast charging, and UWB tech for features like hands-free subway payments and auto-open trunk with the new YU7 SUV. Imaging stays true to the Leica triple-lens system but gains improved low-light video quality thanks to the Xuanjie O1’s ISP. Starting at ¥5,499 (~$760) for the 16GB+512GB version, it comes bundled with a commemorative case and badge.

3. Xiaomi YU7 EV: SUV Sibling to the SU7, Built for the Future

Xiaomi’s first SUV, the YU7, aims to outdo its sibling SU7 with a bold step into the all-electric space. While pricing remains under wraps, the YU7 comes packed with top-tier specs: a racecar-inspired design, flush electric door handles, ventilated headlights, and eight color options including "Emerald Green" and "Titanium." The cabin features a wraparound cockpit, Xiaomi Horizon Display (panoramic HUD), and zero-gravity seats with 135° recline.

All trims offer an 800V high-voltage platform, electromagnetic dampers, and a lidar-based smart driving suite powered by a Thor chip. The base version boasts 835 km of range (96.3 kWh battery), while the Pro and Max variants add dual motors, air suspension, and Brembo brakes. The chassis uses ultra-high-strength steel rated at 2200 MPa, giving it a torsional stiffness of 47,610 Nm/°—a standout in passive safety.

4. Xiaomi Pad 7 Ultra: A Giant Leap for Android Tablets

Touted by Lei Jun as the “pinnacle of Xiaomi tablets,” the Pad 7 Ultra packs a 14-inch 3.2K OLED panel (M9 material, 120Hz adaptive refresh), with an optional anti-glare version featuring AG etching and AR coating for <1% reflectivity. Audio is delivered through 8 speakers and a 16.5cc chamber—claimed to outperform the iPad Pro.

Running a slightly downclocked Xuanjie O1 at 3.7GHz, it supports PC WPS and Apple ecosystem file transfers. It ships with a full-size floating keyboard (¥1,399) and stylus (¥399). Battery life comes from a 12,000mAh cell with 120W fast charging. Despite its power, it’s only 5.1mm thick and weighs 609g. Pricing starts at ¥5,699 (~$790) for 12GB+256GB, rising to ¥7,399 for the top-tier matte screen 16GB+1TB model.

5. Other Releases: Wearables and Home Tech Refresh

● Xiaomi Watch S4: Featuring a forged carbon bezel and fluoro rubber strap, it runs on the Xuanjie T1 chip and supports 4G calling, phone camera control, and YU7 unlocking. Priced at ¥1,299.

● Xiaomi Civi 5 Pro: A lightweight flagship aimed at female users, now with a sustainable “Iced Americano” coffee-ground vegan leather finish. Starts at ¥2,999.

● Smart Home Appliances: New launches include:

○ Mijia AC Pro with body-sensing airflow (¥3,999),

○ Refrigerator Pro with dual cooling systems (¥4,999),

○ TV S series upgraded to Mini LED panels (¥2,999–9,999)

6. Strategic Takeaway: From Value Player to Tech Powerhouse

This event highlighted Xiaomi’s ambition in three key arenas: chipmaking, electric vehicles, and AIoT. With the Xuanjie O1, Xiaomi breaks into the high-end SoC market. The YU7 SUV showcases its commitment to next-gen mobility. A fully upgraded product ecosystem reinforces its position in smart living.

Looking ahead, Lei Jun pledged ¥200 billion (~$27B) in R&D over the next five years, signaling Xiaomi’s shift from a “value-for-money” brand to a technology leader. As the keynote put it: “The best of Xiaomi may just be beginning.”

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