Xiaomi has launched its most advanced air-conditioning system to date at the Xiaomi × Leica imaging strategy upgrade event. The new Mijia Central Air Conditioner Pro Dual Air Wheel series is the first central air conditioner developed and manufactured by Xiaomi’s smart home appliance factory. It is available in both standard and dual-outlet versions, with configurations ranging from 5 HP to 8 HP.

Specifications

The system targets larger homes between 120 square meters and 190 square meters, offering one-to-four, one-to-five, and one-to-six indoor unit setups. The flagship model supports up to 8 HP and features a dual-outlet design for both upward and downward airflow.

Xiaomi equips the system with a dual-cylinder vapor injection compressor and triple-row condensers and evaporators, enabling stable operation from −35°C to 65°C. It sustains heating at −30°C and strong cooling above 40°C, while a 556 mm dual air wheel with dual 200W motors delivers 7,008 m³/h airflow to cool a full living room in five minutes.

The 8 HP model achieves an APF rating of 5.40, qualifying for China’s Super Grade 1 energy efficiency level. Xiaomi claims a single bedroom consumes only 2.5 kWh overnight using its 6 Hz ultra-low-frequency technology.

Xiaomi includes a 10-inch smart panel with every unit. The panel links with air purifiers, humidifiers, and fresh air systems. It can automatically adjust based on PM2.5, CO2, and humidity levels to maintain a stable indoor environment.

The top-tier dual-outlet version adds human-sensing radar to detect user position and adjust airflow accordingly. It includes cooling avoidance, heating follow, and energy-saving when unoccupied. Xiaomi also provides free installation and a 10-year warranty across all models.

Pricing

Regarding pricing, the standard 5 HP model, designed for up to four rooms, starts at 25,999 yuan ($3,639). The 6 HP and large 6 HP variants are priced at 27,999 yuan ($3,919) and 32,999 yuan ($4,619), respectively. The 7 HP version suited for one-to-six setups comes in at 37,999 yuan ($5,319), and the top-tier 8 HP standard model costs 43,999 yuan ($6,159).

The most advanced option in the lineup, the 8 HP Dual Outlet version, retails for 51,999 yuan ($7,279), offering upgraded airflow control and human-sensing features.

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Xiaomi has officially launched the Buds 6, a new pair of flagship semi-in-ear true wireless earbuds, priced at 699 yuan ($99). The earbuds are available in four color options: Nebula Purple, Pearl White, Titanium Gold, and Moon Shadow Black.

Xiaomi Buds 6 Specifications

The Xiaomi Buds 6 features a semi-in-ear design that focuses on comfort and lightweight construction. Each earbud weighs approximately 4.4 grams. Xiaomi has adopted a biomimetic curved shape to improve long-term wearability. The earbud stem is now 12% narrower, and the sound nozzle is 11.3% thinner. The contact area has increased by 8.8% to distribute pressure more evenly across the ear. These design changes are aimed at reducing discomfort during extended listening sessions.

The charging case has a compact, pebble-shaped design that fits comfortably in the hand. The Nebula Purple variant includes a special reflective finish for a more premium appearance.

The Buds 6 is equipped with a custom triple-magnet dynamic driver system. The driver uses a 24K gold-plated diaphragm and delivers improved low-frequency sensitivity by 40% and enhanced high-frequency sensitivity by 30%. The earbuds support a wide frequency range from 16Hz to 40kHz, aiming for a balanced sound signature across bass, mids, and treble.

Xiaomi worked with Harman’s Golden Ear team to tune the Buds 6, offering Harman AudioEFX for clearer vocals and a Master mode that adds warmth and deeper bass, alongside EQ presets and custom tuning in the Xiaomi Earbuds app. The earbuds support 24-bit/48kHz audio at up to 2.1 Mbps, with SBC, AAC, aptX Adaptive, and aptX Lossless codecs, plus Snapdragon Sound and Hi-Res Audio Wireless certifications.

The earbuds come with active noise cancellation and a three-microphone AI noise reduction system. Xiaomi claims the system can handle wind speeds up to 12 m/s. Spatial audio with built-in head tracking enables immersive surround sound without relying on external hardware.

The Buds 6 supports independent recording using the earbuds or charging case, even when the case is closed. Features such as real-time transcription, AI summaries, face-to-face translation, and simultaneous interpretation are available when paired with compatible Xiaomi devices. The earbuds support Xiaomi Find and Apple Find My for location tracking.

In terms of battery life, the earbuds deliver up to 6 hours of playback on a single charge with ANC off and up to 35 hours with the charging case. With ANC enabled, playback drops to 3.5 hours and up to 20 hours with the case. The Buds 6 charge via USB-C and carry an IP54 rating for dust and water resistance.

At the event, the company also launched the Xiaomi 17 Ultra and the Xiaomi Watch 5.

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Xiaomi has officially launched the Xiaomi Watch 5 at its imaging strategy upgrade event alongside the Xiaomi 17 Ultra. The smartwatch starts at 1,999 yuan ($284) for the standard version, while the eSIM variant is priced at 2,299 yuan ($327).

Xiaomi Watch 5 Specifications

The Xiaomi Watch 5 features a 47mm stainless steel case and a 1.54-inch AMOLED display with a 2.6mm ultra-narrow bezel. The screen supports up to 1500 nits of global brightness and runs at 60Hz. Xiaomi uses synthetic sapphire glass for both the display and the heart rate sensor window to enhance durability.

The watch runs on a dual-chip, dual-system architecture. It combines a Snapdragon W5 wearable processor based on a 4nm process with the BES2800 low-power chip. The Snapdragon W5 handles high-performance tasks and visuals, while the BES2800 manages background operations and health tracking to optimize battery life. Xiaomi claims the Watch 5 can last up to six days in performance mode and up to 18 days in power-saving mode.

Xiaomi Watch 5 supports eSIM on select variants, allowing the smartwatch to connect directly to 4G networks without relying on a paired smartphone. The watch handles voice calls, text messages, WeChat, and Alipay payments independently, while also supporting music streaming and turn-by-turn navigation through Baidu Maps. Xiaomi also includes a built-in app store, offering a wide range of applications spanning fitness, social networking, navigation, and everyday utility use.

The watch includes advanced health monitoring features. It supports ECG heart rhythm analysis with 30-second readings and detailed reports. Xiaomi also introduces an EMG muscle signal sensor for the first time on a smartwatch. The sensor detects subtle electrical signals from muscles and allows users to control calls, media, alarms, and connected devices with finger movements. Additionally, it includes continuous heart rate monitoring, SpO2 tracking, sleep analysis, stress detection, and one-tap health scans.

The Watch 5 offers over 150 sports modes. It includes indoor gym modes with 3D animated guidance, automatic rep counting, and detailed performance evaluation. Outdoor features include offline maps, route navigation, deviation alerts, and track-back assistance for hiking and trail running.

The device ships with multiple strap options, including black and khaki fluoroelastomer bands, leather straps, and a premium 3D-printed titanium band. It supports contact-based charging and integrates with Xiaomi’s HyperOS system. The watch also supports the Super XiaoAi voice assistant with on-device processing.

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Xiaomi has officially launched its latest flagship, the Xiaomi 17 Ultra, at an event in China. Alongside the standard version, Xiaomi also introduced a special Leica Edition featuring exclusive hardware and design elements.

Xiaomi 17 Ultra Specifications

The Xiaomi 17 Ultra features a 6.9-inch M10 OLED LTPO flat display with a resolution of 2608 × 1200 pixels and 420 PPI, approaching 2K clarity. The screen reaches a peak brightness of 3,500 nits, supports HDR10+, Dolby Vision, and has an adaptive 1-120Hz refresh rate.

It offers DC dimming, 1920Hz PWM dimming, and is protected by Xiaomi Ceramic Glass 2.0. For eye comfort, the device features TÜV Rheinland triple eye-protection certification and full RGB pixel layout.

The device is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5. The chipset includes two ultra-large 4.6GHz Oryon cores, six 3.62GHz performance cores, and an Adreno 840 GPU with 18MB cache. Xiaomi has incorporated a dual ring-shaped liquid cooling pump, optimized for both CPU and camera heat dissipation, improving thermal conductivity by 50%.

The phone runs Xiaomi HyperOS 3.0, offering a deeply integrated software experience. New ecosystem features allow Xiaomi phones to mirror and control Apple devices, including iPhones, iPads, and Macs. Xiaomi-to-Xiaomi and iPhone-to-Xiaomi two-way mirroring is also supported.

The 17 Ultra focuses heavily on imaging. The main camera uses a 1-inch Light Fusion 1050L sensor co-developed with Leica, delivering 50MP resolution and 14EV native dynamic range. It incorporates LOFIC ultra-dynamic range tech, promising unmatched night and backlit photography.

The telephoto camera is a 200MP Leica continuous optical zoom lens, supporting lossless optical zoom between 75mm and 100mm, extending digitally to 400mm. The system includes Leica’s APO certification, 3G+5P floating lens, and supports 30cm telephoto macro shots.

The ultra-wide sensor is a 50MP shooter with a 115° FOV and 5cm macro support. On the front, a 50MP selfie camera supports 4K 60fps recording.

Under the hood, the phone is equipped with a massive 6,800mAh Jinshajiang battery, the largest in any Xiaomi Ultra device. It supports 90W wired, 50W wireless, 22.5W reverse wired, and 20W reverse wireless charging. It also supports 90W PPS universal protocol for wider charger compatibility.

The 17 Ultra weighs 223.4g and measures 8.29mm thick, making it the thinnest Ultra to date. It features an in-display ultrasonic fingerprint sensor, stereo speakers with Dolby Atmos, USB-C 3.2 Gen 2, Wi-Fi 7, Bluetooth 6.0, NFC, and satellite communication support. The phone is rated IP66, IP68, and IP69 for water and dust resistance.

Xiaomi 17 Ultra Leica Edition

Xiaomi also unveiled a Leica Edition of the 17 Ultra, tailored for photography enthusiasts who value classic camera design and manual control. This version features Leica’s iconic red dot branding on the rear and comes in a distinctive two-tone finish inspired by Leica’s M-series cameras, available in black and off-white. The mid-frame includes precision-machined knurling that replicates the tactile feel of Leica lens rings. It also features a unique Master Zoom Ring built into the frame, giving users mechanical control over key photography parameters such as focal length, white balance, and exposure.

On the software side, the Leica Edition includes an exclusive “Leica Moment” mode with M9-style color rendering, M3 + MONOPAN 50 black-and-white film simulations, and a classic 3:2 full-frame aspect ratio. The phone is also equipped with a dedicated encryption chip for added privacy and supports dual-satellite communication using BeiDou and TianTong systems. Xiaomi ships this model in a Leica-themed gift box that includes a magnetic protective case, a Leica-style lens cap, a lanyard, and a cleaning cloth.

Pricing and Availability

Standard Xiaomi 17 Ultra:

• 12GB + 512GB – 6,999 yuan (≈ $980)
• 16GB + 512GB – 7,499 yuan (≈ $1,050)
• 16GB + 1TB – 8,499 yuan (≈ $1,190)

Xiaomi 17 Ultra Leica Edition:

• 16GB + 512GB – 7,999 yuan (≈ $1,120)
• 16GB + 1TB – 8,999 yuan (≈ $1,260)

All models are available for pre-order now, with open sales starting on December 27, 2025 in China.

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Lenovo has launched the Watch GT Pro smartwatch in China. The new model targets outdoor and fitness enthusiasts with features such as dual-frequency GPS and up to 27 days of battery life. The Watch GT Pro is priced at 899 yuan ($128) and is now available on JD.com.

Lenovo Watch GT Pro Specifications

The smartwatch features a 1.43-inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 466×466 pixels. The panel uses Corning glass to protect the screen against scratches.

Lenovo has built the watch with a zinc-magnesium alloy frame, a fiberglass-reinforced nylon back, stainless steel buttons, and a silicone strap. The watch supports both Android and iOS platforms. It comes equipped with Bluetooth 5.3 and allows users to make Bluetooth calls, check call history, and view notifications directly from the watch.

The dual-frequency GPS system improves location tracking accuracy during outdoor activities. Lenovo has also included sensors for altitude and barometric pressure, along with a digital compass. These features aim to support navigation and fitness tracking in real-time.

The Watch GT Pro supports over 170 sports modes, covering both indoor and outdoor workouts. It supports 5ATM water resistance, rated for depths of up to 50 meters. Lenovo has also added a dedicated swimming algorithm that tracks strokes, pace, laps, duration, and calories burned.

Health features include continuous heart rate monitoring, SpO2 tracking, sleep monitoring, stress measurement, and guided breathing exercises. Sleep tracking breaks down light, deep, and REM sleep stages to provide insights into sleep quality.

The watch comes with a 470mAh lithium polymer battery. The company claims it can last up to 27 days on a single charge in long endurance mode and about 7 days under heavy usage. Charging takes around three hours via a magnetic cable.

In related news, Rogbid has recently launched the Enduro smartwatch with a 1100mAh battery and up to 100 days of standby, while Fastrack has introduced the Cosmix smartwatch featuring a metallic curved design, health tracking, and an AMOLED display.

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In late 2025, the global electric vehicle market has shifted in favor of Chinese manufacturers. They now account for 43% of global EV sales, with eight of the top ten best-selling EV models coming from China. These brands are moving faster, integrating vertically, and treating cars as digital products rather than mechanical ones.

BYD

BYD is currently the world’s largest EV maker by volume. It builds its own batteries, motors, and chips, including its signature Blade Battery. This approach has allowed the company to lower costs and reduce reliance on external suppliers. Models like the Seagull continue to undercut global rivals on pricing, while still offering competitive range and features.

In 2025, BYD expanded production into Hungary and Brazil to avoid import tariffs and meet rising demand. The company also pushed into the premium space with its Yangwang sub-brand, which now competes directly with established luxury automakers.

Additionally, the company is all set to launch the Seal 08 and Sealion 08 in Q1 2026, targeting the premium segment with its next-generation Ocean Aesthetic 2.0 design language.

Xiaomi

Xiaomi entered the EV market with the SU7 sedan and quickly scaled to over 200k units in less than a year. The vehicle runs on HyperOS, which connects seamlessly with Xiaomi’s smartphones and smart home devices. This integration has attracted a younger, tech-savvy audience that values digital experiences.

In mid-2025, Xiaomi launched the YU7 SUV. It introduced a 900V electrical system and a zero-gravity seat design. The company ramped up production to more than 40,000 vehicles per month, a rate most legacy brands have not achieved in their early years.

NIO

NIO is solving one of the most persistent EV challenges: charging time. Its global battery swap network now includes over 4,000 stations. Each swap takes under three minutes and removes the need to plug in.

NIO expanded its lineup in 2025 by introducing two new sub-brands. Onvo targets family buyers, while Firefly caters to the European market with compact luxury vehicles. The brand has opened new locations in the Netherlands and Norway and plans to enter the UK, Belgium, and Luxembourg in early 2026.

Geely

Geely owns brands like Volvo, Polestar, and Lotus. It has used this global footprint to launch its own premium EVs under the Zeekr brand. The Zeekr 001 received a major update in late 2025, including a 900V platform and ultra-fast charging speeds using Geely’s new Golden Brick battery. The vehicle can charge from 10% to 80% in about 7 minutes.

Geely’s SEA (Sustainable Experience Architecture) platform allows it to build a wide range of EVs across multiple brands. This structure supports rapid development and reduces costs, giving Geely a clear advantage in scaling its EV efforts.

XPeng

XPeng has solidified its position as the leader in AI-centric mobility. Its 2025 lineup shifted fully to “AI-defined” vehicles, including the vision-based P7+ and the X9 MPV with adaptive AI suspension. The Mona M03 became a best-seller by offering advanced driver-assist tech for under $20,000, and a Mona SUV is set to arrive in early 2026 to challenge the Tesla Model Y.

The company’s partnership with Volkswagen brought major scale advantages, culminating in the VW ID. UNYX 07, powered entirely by XPeng’s software and its in-house Turing AI chip. XPeng also secured Level 3 autonomous driving permits in China and saw its Net Promoter Score top Germany’s rankings. With expansion into the UK, Australia, and South Korea, XPeng is positioning itself as the most advanced AI-first carmaker in the world.

What the West Is Getting Wrong

Chinese EV companies move quickly. Their development cycles average 18 to 24 months. Most Western automakers still take 4 to 6 years to bring new models to market. Chinese firms build much of their own supply chains, while Western brands depend on Tier-1 suppliers. The focus in China is on software, user experience, and in-car AI. In contrast, many global brands still prioritize traditional metrics like paint quality and ride feel.

High tariffs in the US and EU have slowed some exports, but Chinese automakers are adapting. BYD and Geely have set up production hubs overseas. Others are increasing their plug-in hybrid offerings to remain competitive while EV policies remain unclear.

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Logitech G has officially launched the G304 X Lightspeed wireless gaming mouse in China, an upgraded version of its popular G304 and G305 models. The new mouse keeps the familiar outer shell of the original but introduces several key improvements in power, weight, connectivity, and tracking performance.

Logitech G304 X Specifications

The most significant change comes from the switch to a built-in 290mAh lithium battery. This replaces the AA battery found in previous models and helps reduce the mouse’s weight to approximately 57 grams. Logitech has also redesigned the internal layout to achieve a more centered balance, which improves control and stability during fast-paced gameplay.

The G304 X supports dual-mode connectivity. It can connect wirelessly through Logitech’s updated Lightspeed 2.4GHz technology or operate via USB-C in wired mode. The company claims that the latest version of Lightspeed improves latency and interference resistance, making the mouse more reliable in crowded wireless environments.

The mouse features the Hero 25K optical sensor, which offers tracking accuracy across a range of 100 to 25,000 DPI. Logitech plans to raise this to 25,600 DPI through a future software update via the Logitech G Hub. The sensor supports a 1000Hz polling rate, 400+ IPS tracking speed, and 40G acceleration tolerance.

The built-in battery delivers up to 106 hours of wireless use on a full charge. It also supports fast charging, with a 10-minute top-up providing around 11 hours of use, and allows gaming while charging via the USB-C cable.

Logitech includes onboard memory that stores one default profile, with support for up to five profiles through G Hub software. The mouse uses PTFE feet for smooth gliding and features primary switches rated for 20 million clicks.

The G304 X is compatible with Windows 10 or later and macOS 12 or later. Logitech is offering the mouse in four color options: black, white, purple, and pink. It comes with a two-year limited hardware warranty.

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Xiaomi has officially launched the Mijia Electric Shaver Pro in China, following its initial unveiling earlier this month. The new model features a dual-ring beard-locking structure, a high-speed intelligent motor, and a 360-degree floating shaving head. It is priced at 469 yuan ($66) and is positioned as a flagship-grade grooming device within Xiaomi’s smart lifestyle ecosystem.

Mijia Electric Shaver Pro Specifications

The Mijia Electric Shaver Pro features a triple-head rotary design, with each head using a dual-ring corrugated foil to increase cutting surface area and improve hair capture in fewer passes. The shaving head also includes a micro-bead guide coating that reduces skin friction, while the low-nickel stainless steel foil helps minimize irritation for sensitive skin.

Xiaomi equips the shaver with dual concave stainless steel inner blades produced using MIM metal injection molding technology. The blades rotate in coordination with the outer foil to form a stable beard-locking system, improving cutting consistency and reducing hair pulling compared to traditional straight-slot foil designs.

The shaver runs on a high-speed motor capable of up to five million cutting actions per minute. It features an integrated intelligent chip that performs real-time detection at a frequency of 100 times per second and adjusts the power output based on beard density. The shaver supports two speeds: standard mode at 2900 rpm and enhanced mode at 3100 rpm.

The head uses a 360-degree omnidirectional floating design that adapts to different face contours, including the jawline and chin. It supports vertical, lateral, angled, and swing movements to reduce missed areas. An intelligent pressure sensor monitors applied force and triggers a rear light ring that changes color in real time to help prevent excessive pressure on the skin.

Xiaomi has also included a dynamic color display that shows shaving mode, battery level, travel lock status, and maintenance reminders. The Mijia Electric Shaver Pro supports Type-C fast charging and offers up to 95 days of battery life in standard mode or 90 days in enhanced mode, based on one-minute daily use. The device is IPX8-rated for full-body waterproofing and supports both dry and wet shaving.

In related news, Xiaomi has recently launched its priciest ceiling light to date with a 10,000-lumen output, and eye-care features, alongside the new Mijia Washer Dryer Set Pro with 12kg washing and 12kg drying capacity powered by HyperOS.

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Xiaomi has launched a new Twilight Black variant of its Redmi Bluetooth Speaker 2, now available for crowdfunding at 89 yuan ($12). This new color joins the existing lineup, which includes matte black, mist green, and coral orange.

Redmi Bluetooth Speaker 2 Specs

The speaker features a black-and-orange contrast design with a high-gloss accent band running along the body. The compact, rounded build is wrapped in a finely textured fabric for a better grip and a premium look. Xiaomi has included a detachable metal carabiner, allowing users to clip the speaker to backpacks or belts during travel or outdoor activities. The speaker weighs approximately 200 grams.

The speaker comes with a dual-unit acoustic setup. It includes a 1.5-inch full-range driver rated at 5W and a large passive radiator that enhances bass performance. The speaker delivers clear mids and highs with improved low-frequency output for genres like pop, EDM, and hip-hop.

The Redmi Bluetooth Speaker 2 meets IP67 dust and water resistance standards. It can withstand exposure to sand, splashes, and light rain, making it suitable for outdoor use.

For power, it includes a 1000mAh battery that provides up to 5 hours of playback at around 80% volume. Charging is handled through a USB Type-C port, which also supports USB audio input. This allows the speaker to function as an external sound source for laptops and tablets.

The speaker supports Bluetooth 5.3 for stable wireless connections. It also supports TWS stereo pairing, which lets users link two identical units wirelessly to create a stereo sound setup. Xiaomi has included support for offline playback through a microSD card slot, which accepts cards up to 512GB and plays MP3, WAV, WMA, and FLAC formats.

In related news, Xiaomi has recently launched its priciest ceiling light to date with a 10,000-lumen output, eye-care features, and HyperOS support, alongside the new Mijia Washer Dryer Set Pro with 12kg washing and 12kg drying capacity powered by HyperOS.

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Lenovo has launched the new ThinkVision S25-4e monitor in China, targeting users who need a high-refresh-rate IPS panel without spending too much. The monitor is now available on JD.com with a retail price of 609 yuan ($86).

Lenovo ThinkVision S25-4e Specs

The S25-4e features a 24.5-inch Full HD (1920 x 1080) IPS display with a 144Hz refresh rate and 4ms response time, delivering smooth visuals for both office and casual gaming use. The display uses WLED backlighting and has a typical brightness of 250 nits.

The monitor supports 8-bit color output using a 6-bit + FRC configuration and covers 99% of the sRGB color gamut, which helps deliver accurate and vivid colors across various content types.

Lenovo has prioritized eye comfort in this model. The monitor comes with TÜV Rheinland Eye Comfort Certification, hardware-level low blue light filtering, and global DC dimming to minimize screen flicker.

The IPS panel provides 178-degree viewing angles, allowing colors and contrast to remain consistent even when viewed from the sides. The monitor also features a 1500:1 static contrast ratio, which enhances detail in dark scenes.

On the design front, the S25-4e adopts a three-side micro-bezel layout for a cleaner appearance and better suitability in multi-monitor setups. The included stand supports tilt adjustment, and the monitor is VESA mount compatible (100 x 100 mm) for more flexible installations.

For connectivity, the monitor includes one HDMI 1.4 port and one VGA port, ensuring compatibility with both modern and legacy systems. It also comes with a red-point multidirectional joystick that helps to navigate the on-screen display menu.

In related news, Lenovo has recently launched the X1 digital camera featuring a 12MP Sony sensor, 4K video recording, and 18x zoom, alongside the new Lecoo Cool 310 desktops powered by Core Ultra 5 or Ryzen processors with up to 16GB of RAM.

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