Xiaomi

3 models with a reviewed guide

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Xiaomi’s MiMo line on Y-API has three entries: V2.5, an omnimodal model accepting text, audio, image and video for free; V2.6 Flash, a reinforcement-learning-tuned efficiency entry; and V2.6 Pro, the flagship open-weight model above a trillion parameters. All output text only.

Sources reviewed: Y-API catalog snapshot:

About this vendor

Vendor-level selection advice by Y-API. The per-model pages linked below carry the model-specific checks; nothing here is a measured comparison.

Where this vendor fits

MiMo is the cheapest way in this catalog to trial audio-input workflows, and the V2.6 pair undercuts most of the Flash tier — the entry point when media breadth matters more than frontier reasoning depth, with Pro as the top of that range.

What to watch for

Omnimodal input upstream does not mean the gateway forwards every media type, and media tokenization can make a text-token cost estimate incomplete. The V2.6 catalog IDs and their card names also differ; a card is background, not the served checkpoint.

Models on Y-API

Prices are account-credit snapshots from the Y-API catalog. Each model links to its own guide with a cost estimator and a request example.

Xiaomi · Models on Y-API
ModelContext windowInput / 1M tokensOutput / 1M tokens
MiMo-V2.5xiaomi/mimo-v2.51,050,000Free — no credit deducted
MiMo-V2.6-Proxiaomi/mimo-v2.6-pro1,050,000$0.50$0.05$1.00$0.10
MiMo-V2.6-Flashxiaomi/mimo-v2.6-flash1,050,000$0.18$0.018$0.36$0.036

Account credit / Cash equivalent · $1 paid adds $10 of credit; the cash equivalent is credit consumed ÷ 10. These are Y-API prices, not the publisher’s list prices.

Choosing within the lineup

Use free V2.5 to establish that a media workflow works at all, then benchmark V2.6 Flash once volume makes efficiency matter. Reach for V2.6 Pro only when Flash demonstrably falls short on video or audio reasoning.

Before you choose

Do MiMo entries generate audio or images?

No. The catalog lists text output for all three entries. Audio and video appear as input modalities only, and media forwarding through Y-API needs its own compatibility test regardless of the model.

Sources & scope

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