The Xiaomi Mijia Omni M40 measures 350 × 350 mm with a height of just 98 mm and a total volume of 12005 cm³, while the docking station occupies a considerably larger 91363.44 cm³. The unit weighs 3850 g and is covered by a 2-year warranty. Filtration is handled by both a HEPA filter and an allergy filter, making it suitable for households with sensitivities to dust and allergens. Audible noise during operation is rated at 65 dB, and the robot is compatible with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa for voice control integration. The station is designed to go up to an estimated 75 days between emptying cycles.
The M40 comes equipped with a thorough set of navigation and automation features, including mapping, route mapping, no-go zones, and an obstacle sensor that helps it move around the home without getting stuck or falling off edges. It supports scheduled cleaning, auto docking, and remote control via smartphone over Wi-Fi, giving users flexible ways to manage cleaning sessions. Carpet detection and problem area cleaning allow it to adapt its behavior to different floor conditions, while the anti-stuck system keeps it moving reliably. On the mopping side, the robot includes mop cleaning, mop raising, and mop drying functions, along with water level adjustment for more controlled wet cleaning. Self-emptying is also supported, so the dustbin is cleared automatically after each run. Voice prompts are not available on this model.
The M40 has a 0.45-litre dustbin that uses bags rather than a bagless collection system, and a full-bin indicator is included to let users know when it needs attention. Twin side brushes help sweep debris from edges and corners into the cleaning path, and the robot automatically adjusts its height to accommodate different floor surfaces. There is no built-in display on the unit itself.
The M40 delivers 12000 Pa of suction power and is capable of cleaning all floor types, with four selectable cleaning modes to adjust how it operates. Mopping is supported alongside vacuuming, giving it a dual-function cleaning capability. The unit does not include a dirt sensor or an electrostatic filtration system.
The M40 is powered by a 5200 mAh battery that supports up to 130 minutes of runtime per charge, and operating power consumption is rated at 55W. The battery is not removable, so the unit returns to its docking station to recharge rather than allowing for a quick battery swap.