The Xiaomi Mijia Spinning Bike offers a compact workout solution that converts pedaling energy into usable electricity. Highlighted for its sustainable design, the device emphasizes how exercise can power everyday devices while you train.
The unit, marketed as the Xiaomi Mijia Spinning Bike, weighs under 40 kilograms and fits into a footprint of 0.45 square meters. Its small size makes it well suited for tight spaces such as balconies or small apartments. It runs without any external power supply, drawing all the energy needed from the user’s pedaling motion.
Power options include wireless charging that delivers up to 20 watts when you pedal, enabling smartphones or tablets to be charged on the go. For those who prefer a quicker or more flexible option, USB-C charging is also available, functioning independently of the wireless method.
The device comes with 32 training modes and a curated set of professional programs accessible through the Mijia app. Currently, the project is available on a crowdfunding platform at a price of 1799 yuan, roughly aligning with around 20,000 rubles in exchange. The release notes suggest that this approach broadens the idea of fitness gear by combining energy generation with smart coaching in a compact home setup. This narrative is supported by official messaging from Xiaomi.
In related news, the Korean brand Fineday has launched a Kickstarter project for the Fineday 3.0 keyboard, designed to resemble an old typewriter. The campaign illustrates a broader trend where retro-styled, computer-adjacent devices capture the interest of crowdfunding communities.