September 10, 2026 – BERLIN -- Midea has unveiled VitaBreeze, a new air conditioning system designed to personalize climate control room by room, with a European rollout set for early 2027. The product debuted globally at IFA 2026 in Berlin.
AirGrid Intelligence lets users steer airflow from a smartphone
VitaBreeze maps a room's layout and gives users visual control over where air is directed, letting them target airflow toward specific activities like yoga or away from a spot on the sofa.
Breezeless Pro Evolution boosts airflow area by 30 percent
The latest version of Midea's draft-free technology increases the air outlet area by 30 percent, dispersing cool air through strategically placed microperforations. Midea says this creates soft, multidirectional breezes without direct blasts, while still delivering full cooling performance instantly.
ClimaBalance Precision separates dehumidifying from cooling
Unlike conventional dehumidification, which typically drops room temperature as a side effect, this feature removes excess humidity while maintaining precise thermal stability -- useful for keeping a child's room warm during dehumidification on rainy days.
Wide-angle coverage adapts airflow to detected occupants
An extra-wide distribution angle aims to deliver even climate control to every corner of a room. Built-in people detection allows the airflow to either follow or avoid occupants based on their preference.
ECOMASTER 2.0 uses predictive adjustments to cut energy waste
Built on Midea's proprietary algorithm, this system anticipates current and forecast conditions and makes proactive micro-adjustments to energy use, aiming to eliminate waste at a granular level and improve overall efficiency.
Midea designed VitaBreeze's exterior with smooth lines and a refined look intended to match contemporary European interior design trends. The system will be available across Europe starting in early 2027.