What was presented and who cited it
Today the ISHO conference dedicated to the product ecosystem for sleep technology is under way, where the company is presenting the iFlow Pro thermal control system. According to what IT之家 reported from the event venue, it is ISHO's first product designed to address sleep, capable of adapting to changes in the body and the bed surface.
The same article notes an unexpected element: during the presentation, Xiaomi's REDMI K100 Pro Max phone appeared. Wang Teng used it as a point of comparison, claiming that the cooling capacity of the iFlow Pro would be 289 times higher than that of the phone.
The features claimed for iFlow Pro
The description provided by the source lists for iFlow Pro support for contactless BCG-type monitoring, with continuous detection during the night of heart rate and respiration, collected according to the principle that IT之家 calls 'same origin for heart and pulse'. The system is also presented as capable of monitoring two people independently, with detection points distributed across the entire bed surface.
These are features announced during the event and reported by the source, not results measured or independently verified. The material does not indicate prices, availability dates, or purchase methods for iFlow Pro.
The phone cited and the limits of the comparison
The REDMI K100 Pro Max had already been officially launched on August 11, according to IT之家's account. The spec sheet cited includes the fifth-generation Snapdragon 8 Elite processor, LPDDR5X memory and UFS 4.1 storage, a 6300 mm² circular pump cooling system, a 9070 mAh battery, audio developed with Bose, and a launch price starting at 4,199 yuan.
The comparison between the two products, however, remains a promotional claim: the material does not explain on which quantity the factor of 289 is calculated, nor does it clarify whether it concerns power, surface area, or another measure. Without these elements, the number should be attributed to Wang Teng and not treated as an independent technical figure.
Why it matters and what is missing
The episode shows how a sleep product is presented through reference to an everyday device, with a marketing logic aimed at making the scale of the claimed thermal capacity immediately perceptible. It is a communicative device, not a comparison between homogeneous product categories.
The methodology behind the stated ratio, the complete specifications of iFlow Pro, prices, and availability remain to be verified. Until these elements are made known, the news concerns an announcement and a statement, not established performance.
