Review on Xiaomi Mijia Mi Home Induction Cooker Lite, white by Franciszka Krajewska ᠌

I bought in Hong Kong, but the plug is still Chinese! So stock up on a 16A adapter. Fresh batch, 2022.05 (photo). Unlike the DCL001CM, the DCL002CM does not have wireless modules (wi-fi, etc.), that is, it cannot be connected to the phone, and this is good due to the absence of parasitic squeaks and additionally complicated electronics with additional consumption, etc. Although the ability to set a timer from the phone would probably not hurt. After turning off, the fan may turn on for a short time (2-3 seconds) at the lowest speed 6-7 times to remove residual heat. Obviously, there is either good thermal insulation here, or very poorly distributed heat from the glass (is it really glass-ceramic? Not a simple hardened one? I didn’t understand), so obviously the residual heat does not immediately reach the internal components, but in parts, and the power unit is here right under the coil. But the fan is very quiet, so no problem. In IP46, by the way, the glass almost did not heat up, or cooled down instantly. Here, on the contrary, it stays hot for a very long time. In general, yes, slower than, say, Endever-IP46, BUT the tile turned out to be humanly comfortable and smooth for uniform control. It’s a pity that there’s still no less than 500W here, and the maximum is a big question, but in comparison with IP46, which simply burned out at 2kW at once (on the one hand, it’s good when you need to quickly boil water), but the title of a “stove” is perhaps really assigned to DCL002CM. I did not choose the older model DCL001CM with a screen, but with a hole for a temperature sensor, precisely because of the hole. No matter how well it was sealed there, I really did not want to test this design jamb for myself.