Xiaomi is known for making smart gadgets of all kinds. Among the latest products worthy of note surely its folding treadmill smart launched inside the crowdfunding platform "Youpin". Its name is Kingsmith Xiaojin Smart Foldable Treadmill and the Chinese company counts on repeating the success achieved with its other smart sports gadgets.

The new smart folding treadmill is definitely an interesting gadget. Like all treadmills, it is certainly not a compact object, but thanks to the possibility of being folded easily, people can easily place it in their rooms. It also has a large LED panel through which athletes can monitor and manage their workouts.

Being a smart product, also Kingsmith Xiaojin Smart Foldable Treadmill can be managed through an application for smartphones. This treadmill also features an elastic platform that offers a real road racing experience.

This is an interesting product like all those that Xiaomi launches on the market. For those who are interested, its dimensions are 1420x828x1140mm. Moreover, the treadmill allows to reach a maximum speed of 15 Km/h and to support people up to 110 Kg of weight.

Kingsmith Xiaojin Smart Foldable Treadmill is offered at the price of 1899 yuan, or about 240 euros with shipments from December 25, just in time to dispose of the caloric Christmas dinners. Availability for the Chinese market only. It is not clear if this product will arrive in the future in Europe where Xiaomi is increasingly present.

Xiaomi and Ikea have signed a strategic agreement for smart home and Internet of Things. As a first result of this agreement, the Chinese brand will make its products compatible with the smart bulbs of the Swedish giant. This means that from next December, Ikea's smart lighting products will be able to communicate perfectly with Xiaomi's IoT platform. In addition, Ikea's smart lighting solutions can be managed by users through the Mi Home application.

The agreement is currently only valid for the Chinese market, but it is still very important. Xiaomi, in fact, does not only deal with smartphones and has long been making products for smart homes of all kinds. The agreement with Ikea could be the first step towards expanding the ecosystem of its intelligent products, which could find more space in homes.

Moreover, no mention has been made of the possibility that this partnership could expand outside the Chinese borders. This means, however, that it cannot be ruled out that in the future the agreement between the Swedish giant and the Chinese brand may also concern other countries. Moreover, Ikea is present almost everywhere and for some time now has been pushing for solutions for smart homes, while Xiaomi is increasingly moving outside the borders of China.

All that remains, then, is to wait and see in the next few months whether this alliance can bring news in Europe and America.