iNewMe is introducing a smart skincare handheld with the launch of NanoHydra Pro, a pocket-sized AI-powered facial mister debuting on Kickstarter as what the brand calls the world’s first dual-pump, distance-adaptive skin hydrator. The device is designed to fix a familiar problem in beauty: traditional face mists that feel refreshing on top, but barely penetrate the skin.
About iNewMe
iNewMe is a Taiwan‑based beauty‑tech company founded by a team with more than 20 years of experience across beauty and consumer electronics. The brand focuses on compact, AI‑integrated skincare devices designed to blend real‑time skin analysis with daily routines.
By introducing NanoHydra Pro as its flagship smart hydrator, iNewMe is positioning itself at the intersection of beauty, wellness, and connected devices, targeting consumers who want professional‑feeling skincare tools that fit into busy, mobile lifestyles.
What is NanoHydra Pro?
NanoHydra Pro is a portable beauty‑tech device that turns toner or skincare liquids into an ultra‑fine mist engineered to absorb, not just sit on the surface. According to iNewMe, the device uses an AI Dual‑Pump System to create a “golden particle size” between 10 and 30 µm, tuned to fit into the micro‑gaps in skin texture for deeper hydration.
Internal testing cited in the launch states that NanoHydra Pro can deliver about 2.6 times more effective hydration than a typical spray bottle, effectively making one bottle of toner perform like two. The device is positioned as a bridge between spa‑grade facial tools and everyday misters, with a focus on both results and ease of use.
AI dual‑pump mist and smart distance control
At the core of NanoHydra Pro is its AI‑assisted Dual‑Pump System, which controls droplet size, rhythm, and spray pattern. Built‑in sensors automatically read how far the device is from the user’s face and will pause the mist if it is held beyond around 30 cm, resuming when it comes back into an ideal range of roughly 10 to 20 cm.
This distance‑adaptive behavior is meant to avoid wasted product and uneven coverage, especially for users who are moving or not watching closely in a mirror. The device also offers five skincare modes, blending different spray rhythms and intensities to mimic a “micro‑massage” effect and create a spa‑like feel during use.
Visual, audio and haptic guidance
To make the experience more intuitive, NanoHydra Pro features an on‑device visual display that shows users where to spray and for how long during a session. The screen maps out facial zones and guides the routine step by step, which is unusual for a misting device at this size.
Sound and vibration cues (haptics) back up the visuals, nudging users to hold the device at the correct distance and move at the right pace. This combination of visual and haptic guidance is designed so that people can even use NanoHydra Pro with their eyes closed and still complete an effective routine.
Capsule quick‑swap system and app connectivity
Instead of refilling a tank, NanoHydra Pro uses a magnetic “one‑click” capsule mechanism that lets users swap between different toners or skincare liquids quickly. The nozzle is detachable for cleaning, which is important when switching formulas. This setup is aimed at beauty lovers who rotate products or layer routines throughout the day.
The device connects to a companion app that tracks skin moisture and sends hydration reminders based on real‑time environmental humidity. By pairing hardware with data, iNewMe pitches NanoHydra Pro as a 24‑hour “personal skincare advisor” that not only delivers mist but also prompts better hydration habits over time.
Compact design for on‑the‑go hydration
Despite its feature set, NanoHydra Pro is designed to be highly portable. The device measures about 117 mm x 62 mm and weighs around 200 g, making it smaller than many smartphones and easy to slip into small bags. The brand frames it as a travel‑ready tool for flights, commutes, office days and outdoor activities where skin dehydration is common.
Early campaign materials emphasize that the device is meant to replace both basic misters and bulkier home facial gadgets, offering a middle ground of portability, precision, and performance for everyday use.
Kickstarter launch and early pricing
NanoHydra Pro officially launched on Kickstarter on November 25, 2025, with the campaign scheduled to run for about 30 days. Early backers can access limited “Early Bird” pricing below the expected future retail price, with pledge tiers typically including the device and capsule sets.
On tracking platforms like Kicktraq, the campaign is already reported to have raised over HK$549,000 in its initial phase, significantly exceeding an original funding goal of HK$5,000. This early momentum suggests strong interest in AI‑driven hydration tools among beauty and gadget backers.
