Midea is the first company in China's home appliance industry to be listed in the Fortune 500, and its rice cookers, induction cookers and other small household appliances have a very high market share. In the field of bath bombs, Midea and Panasonic are both latecomers, but with their strong resource integration capabilities and brand awareness, Midea quickly gained a firm foothold in the industry and soon became the main product in the market.
 
Cost-effective is the selling point of Midea's bath bomb, the mainstream air heating is between 300-500 yuan, and the price of high-end models does not exceed 800 yuan, and the price is comparable to that of Aopu and Panasonic low-end styles. Different from brands that pursue the ultimate performance, Midea focuses on multi-function, and most of its products have cool air drying and dual-speed air heating, coupled with delayed shutdown, to protect the body from moisture corrosion after bathing and prolong the service life. However, the large number of functions can easily lead to the increase of operation steps, and the actual meaning varies from person to person.
 
The best-selling ZS20B online, equipped with dual nuclear power engines, has 2400W heating and 15W lighting, suitable for large-area bathrooms, and the current price is about 500 yuan, which is a very competitive model. It is sensitive to bright light sources, and SZS25K1 should be considered, it replaces 15W incandescent lamps with "soft light night lights", and the lights are not dazzling when turned on late at night.
 
Following the emergence of air heating, the dual-heating bath bomb came into being, equipped with two heating bulbs and more than 2000W air heating, and chose single heating or combined heating for different needs. Midea launched the ZS27C1, which has two levels of temperature control and a night light, a standard display screen, and a child lock function.
 
In terms of appearance, Midea is not much different from the mainstream design, with rectangular panels, lighting in the middle, and fan blade air outlets at both ends. Compared with the mainstream bath bombs with a thickness of 180mm and 200mm fuselage, Midea's fuselage belongs to a slim category, although it is not as high as Legrand's peak, but the overall level is 140mm, and it does not require much ceiling space.