Xiaomi Mijia N1 S1301

The N1 boasts a one-button extraction system, eliminating the need for complex brewing procedures. With a single press, users can have a cup of freshly brewed coffee ready in seconds. This simplicity extends to the machine’s operation – simply power it on, insert a capsule, and press the desired cup size button. For those who prefer more control over their coffee experience, the N1 offers two pre-programmed cup sizes: a small cup (around 40ml) and a large cup (around 110ml). Additionally, the machine allows for custom cup volume settings, catering to individual preferences and capsule recommendations. The N1 packs a powerful punch with its 20Bar electromagnetic pump, ensuring optimal pressure for rich coffee extraction and a flavorful experience. This is further enhanced by the machine’s rapid heating technology, ensuring a quick brewing process without sacrificing quality. The machine also features a customizable brewing option where users can double-click the cup size button and hold it until they reach their preferred volume. This allows for a personalized coffee experience without the need for repeated volume adjustments. Furthermore, the design of the coffee machine is both compact and efficient, making it ideal for any kitchen size. It features a removable 600mL water tank, a front width of just 8.5cm, an adjustable cup holder, and an automatic shutdown after 10 minutes to save energy and enhance safety. Xiaomi has partnered with Heart Capsule Coffee, offering over 10 flavors compatible with the N1. These capsules encompass a variety of popular coffee styles, including Americano, Latte Macchiato, Mocha Coffee, and Flat White. The N1 is also compatible with other major capsule brands, giving users a wide range of flavor options to explore. The Mijia coffee machine also stands out for its safety measures. It automatically shuts down in the absence of water to prevent dry-burning hazards, ensuring durability and user safety. Additionally, each unit undergoes comprehensive testing before shipment, which may explain any residual water vapor or droplets that users might notice upon unboxing — a normal part of the quality assurance process.