Midea unveils SpaceMaster oven featuring 350 degree graphene heating system
Midea showcased its SpaceMaster series built in oven at IFA 2026 in Berlin featuring graphene heating elements engineered to reach cooking temperatures of 350 degrees
BERLIN, Germany - At IFA 2026, Midea showcased its SpaceMaster Series Built-in Oven, highlighting a graphene-based heating system capable of rapid thermal response and reaching temperatures up to 350°C. During the product presentation, Midea demonstrated the oven in a live cooking show at its Culinary Stage. The centerpiece of the SpaceMaster is Midea's Graphene Turbo Hot Air technology, employing graphene heating tubes to rapidly deliver heat.
Midea states the heating system boasts a thermal response time as brief as 0.2 seconds, which pertains to the heating system's reaction, not the time needed for the oven cavity to achieve 350°C. The SpaceMaster supports cooking temperatures up to 350°C, broadening the temperature range in domestic built-in ovens. This higher ceiling caters to cooking methods that thrive on brief bursts of intense heat, while the oven's swift response aims to provide more responsive heat delivery and temperature control.
After the presentation, Midea presented the SpaceMaster in a live kitchen setting at its Culinary Stage, where a Michelin-starred chef effortlessly prepared various dishes in front of media, illustrating the SpaceMaster's performance beyond its technical demonstration on the IFA show floor. The SpaceMaster Series garnered multiple accolades at IFA 2026, including the Excellent Steaming Technology Innovation Gold Award for the Built-in Steam Oven and the Excellent Heating Technology Innovation Gold Award for the Midea Built-in Oven.
Technology media also recognized the oven, with Computer BILD naming it a Messe-Highlight 2026 and NETZWELT awarding it with the Innovation Award IFA 2026. Additionally, the SpaceMaster Series received the IFA 2026 Editor's Choice Award from Inside Digital and Techlicious. The IFA presentation serves as an early public unveiling of the SpaceMaster Series before its anticipated commercial release in 2027.
Midea employs the IFA 2026 showcase to illustrate the application of graphene-based heating technology and higher cooking temperatures in the next generation of built-in ovens.
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