Shenzhen, China, November 26, 2021--(BUSINESS WIRE)--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Recently, Muchen Technology once again launched the Mi G9 vacuum cleaner. This product is very popular in Germany. Judging from the eBay store of Muchen Technology, the sales of G9 vacuum cleaners have reached nearly 5,000 units, which is a good number in the vacuum cleaner industry, which fully reflects the consumer's love for products.

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Muchen Technology launched the well-received Mi G9 vacuum cleaner. (Photo: Business Wire)

Some consumers in the eBay store review area of ​​Muchen Technology commented on this product: "Dies ist mein viertes Gerät welches ich jetzt zu Hause habe und auch behalten werde. Der Sauger is wirklich wertig verarbeitet und hat eine tolle Haptik ." "Handlich, unabhängig, zeitsparend, leise... viele Dinge die auch andere Hersteller vorweisen können. Aber meiner Meinung nach hält keiner mit Xiaomi mit! Preis-Leistung Top. "The king of value for money and perfect cleanliness are the two most commented aspects.

Muchen Technology summarizes the four major advantages of Xiaomi G9 vacuum cleaner:

The 120AW strong suction power of the Mi G9 allows dust, debris, hair, cereal and coffee beans to be easily sucked away. Many customer reviews have confirmed this.

The 2500mAh battery can run for up to 60 minutes when fully charged. It is equipped with a removable battery and two batteries can be charged at the same time. By using a spare battery, the user can double the vacuuming time to 120 minutes, and if the battery is damaged, the user does not have to throw away the whole machine.

Parts library. Mini brushes, crevice tools, two-in-one soft brushes... G9 can handle various cleaning scenarios such as air conditioners, keyboards, sofas, and beds. The V-shaped design of the brush on the floor will help users avoid hair tangles on the cleaning brush. If the user has a pet at home, G9 is the perfect choice.

Great price advantage. G9 has maintained a price of 160-190 euros since its launch.

On Black Friday, Xiaomi G9 will be the lowest price of 139 euros this year. At the same time, the top 100 buyers will get a 20 Euro battery coupon during Black Friday. The activity time is only 6:00-24:00 on the 26th, don't miss it.

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Shenzhen Muchen Technology Co., Ltd. Alisa Li Email: alisa19126@gmail.com Website: https://muchenworld.com/ Tel: +8618676398838 Address: Room 1508, Block C, Zhantao Technology Building, Minzhi Street, Longhua New District, Shenzhen, China

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