The Xiaomi Mi Smart Standing Fan 2 features two layers of fan blades that rotate simultaneously. This gives you increased airflow for more powerful cooling and with its wider reach, the dual blades also provide a more gentle three-dimensional breeze. You can easily switch between natural breeze or direct blow with fan speeds ranging from anything between 1 and 100 for fine-tuning. This can all be done in the Mi Home app, to achieve your desired airflow.
The Mi Smart Standing Fan 2 uses a DC copper-wire motor, which has higher operating efficiency and longer service life than an aluminium-wire motor. It also provides constant speed for more stable ventilation and lowers power consumption. To top it all off its wing-shaped blades produce a maximum airflow of 20m³/min. With its smooth-running brushless DC motor and dual fan blades, the fan has been optimized to deliver an exceptionally quiet and disturbance-free experience.
We've spoken a few times about how fashion changes over the years, but something else that does the same is lingo and colloquial language. Remember when we used to call 'making out' 'French kissing' or, for those who were born in the late 80s, 'grabbing'? Nasty. Some long-forgotten (but probably used somewhere out there) words for cool include 'kiff' and 'rad'.
Similar to the above, we don't usually say that someone is 'savvy' or 'oppit' as much as we might say they're pretty 'plugged in'. So, basically, if you knew all of the above, you could say you're pretty plugged into language trends.
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