On May 30, 2026, the smart home circle will usher in a big change. The industry that has been popular for ten years will finally say goodbye to tormenting people and usher in an era of real usability.
In the past ten years, China’s smart home market has soared from 62 billion to 815.4 billion. More and more families are equipped with whole-house smart homes, but the experience is hard to describe.
Data from the Jiangsu Provincial Consumer Protection Commission shows that nearly 60% of users encountered problems, and more than half gave up smart functions due to complicated operations.
Have five or six apps installed on your mobile phone and turn on the air conditioner for a long time; you often can’t understand the voice when shouting; the devices are not linked to each other. Three typical pain points of pseudo-smartphones: no linkage, inability to understand, and inability to remember.
Just in March 2026, Midea relied on over 10 billion R&D annually, applied industrial-grade AI technology to home scenarios, and officially launched the Midea Meixiangjia whole-house smart package, reconstructing the logic from the bottom of the system, focusing on proactive services, and the more you use it, the better it will get to know you.
It has a unified brain AI Xiaomei Butler, which does not passively wait for instructions, but actively links and learns your habits. All categories of home appliances are natively connected, and one set can be the whole house smart, without having to piece together compatibility.
The kitchen scene is super worry-free: shout “Xiao Mei Xiao Mei, I want to cook”, and the lights, range hood, steamer and rice cooker will automatically cooperate; after cooking, the range hood will self-clean and the dishwasher will start. It can also remind the food to expire and monitor the risk of gas and water leakage.
The bedroom is even more considerate: if you are sleepy and go to sleep, Xiaomei will automatically turn off the lights and curtains; automatically increase the temperature of the air conditioner in the middle of the night to prevent catching a cold; adjust it back to a comfortable temperature before getting up; just say “it’s a little hot”, you can link the air conditioner, purifier, and fan to adjust the room to a comfortable state, and it also supports dialects and fuzzy commands.
The best part is the installation: 6,000+ service outlets nationwide and 190,000+ certified engineers provide 24-hour flash installation. There is no need to smash the wall for wiring in the old house, just plug it in and use it, upgrading the whole house intelligence in one day.
In the past, smart homes were about “people adapting to the equipment.” Now, Meixiangjia allows the equipment to actively adapt to people, truly knowing what you are saying, and the more you use it, the more you understand.
If you want to install smart devices in your whole house in 2026, don’t fall into the trap of fake smart phones. Midea’s Meixiangjia set is easy to use, saves trouble, and requires no fuss. You won’t lose any money if you close your eyes.
