Xiaomi Mijia Electric Screwdriver Launches With 2000mAh Battery

Xiaomi launches the Mijia Electric Screwdriver with a 2000mAh battery, adjustable torque up to 8N·m, and an all-metal gearbox. Priced at $15 in China.

Xiaomi Mijia Electric Screwdriver product shot
Xiaomi Mijia Electric Screwdriver product shot

Xiaomi has launched the Mijia Electric Screwdriver, a new smart home tool designed for precision tasks around the house. The device features a 2000mAh battery that supports approximately 600 screws per charge.

Xiaomi Mijia Electric Screwdriver product shot
Xiaomi Mijia Electric Screwdriver product shot

Smart home tool features adjustable torque and USB Type-C charging for precise fastening tasks.

The screwdriver combines an all-metal planetary gearbox with USB Type-C charging and a ring LED light for visibility in dim spaces. It offers adjustable torque settings, providing up to 4N·m of power in electric mode and 8N·m in manual mode for tighter fastening.

Each unit ships with 18 driver bits, split evenly between nine long and nine short options. The package also includes a compact EVA storage case to keep the tools organized and protected during transport or storage.

The Mijia Electric Screwdriver provides adjustable torque for precise fastening tasks while maintaining a compact form factor suitable for home use. The tool incorporates an all-metal planetary gearbox and includes a compact EVA storage case for organized transport.

Pricing is set at $15, making it an accessible entry point for hobbyists and homeowners alike. The Mijia Electric Screwdriver is currently available in China following its recent launch.

Xiaomi has introduced the Mijia Electric Screwdriver as a new addition to its range of smart home tools. The device features a 2000mAh battery for extended operation and includes an integrated ring LED light for visibility.

This new tool is designed as a practical smart home accessory for everyday fastening tasks. The package includes 18 driver bits and a compact EVA case, supporting approximately 600 screws per charge from the built-in battery.

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