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Xiaomi's new Mi Band 7 offers Always-on Display, 120 sports modes, and improved fitness tracking
The Mi Band 7 comes with a bigger 1.62-inch AMOLED panel, 100 new watchfaces, 120 sports modes and up to 15 days of battery life.
Xiaomi's Mi Band is insanely popular, having sold over 140 million units worldwide. With each generation, Xiaomi has added meaningful improvements to the Mi Band while keeping the price well below the $50/€50 mark. Now the lineup is entering its 7th generation. The new Mi Band 7 isn't a huge upgrade over its predecessor, but it does bring some key upgrades, including a bigger display, improved fitness features, and tons of new watchfaces.
Mi Band 7 could come with a bigger display, AOD support, GPS, Smart Alarm, and more
A new leak about Xiaomi's upcoming Mi Band 7 reveals that it could feature a bigger display, AOD support, built-in GPS, and more!
Xiaomi's Mi Band lineup dominates the affordable fitness tracker space and for good reason. Since its debut in 2014, the Mi Band lineup has offered an impressive set of fitness tracking features at an insanely affordable price. And Xiaomi has added new features with each annual update. Last year's Mi Band 6 brought several improvements over the Mi Band 5, including a larger and more vibrant display, an SpO2 sensor, more dedicated workout modes, and better battery life. According to a new leak, the upcoming Mi Band 7 will take things a step further and offer an even larger display, AOD support, built-in GPS, a Smart Alarm feature, and more.
Xiaomi Mi Band 6 tipped to feature GPS, Sp02, and Amazon Alexa support
As per a new leak, the Mi Band 6 could feature a bigger screen, in-built GPS, support for Amazon Alexa, a SpO2 sensor and a whole lot more.
Xiaomi’s Mi Band is one of the most popular fitness trackers in the entry-level segment and the company keeps on setting a new benchmark with each new release. The Mi Band 5, which launched in China in June before subsequently hitting the international markets, holds the fort as the most feature-packed fitness tracker that Xiaomi has to offer for now. But that is set to change as work is already underway for its successor in the form of the Mi Band 6.
The Xiaomi Mi Band 4 costs ₹2,299 ($33) in India but won't come with NFC or a microphone
Xiaomi has lauched the latest Mi Band 4 with a colored AMOLED display, improved fitness tracking, and screen locking, more launched in India for ₹___ (~$ ).
Xiaomi has been undisputed as the leader of the smartphone market in India for several quarters now. It also sells exciting products such as fitness bands and its Mi Band lineup has stolen many hearts with its simplistic and effective form factor. Xiaomi launched the latest fitness tracker in the series, the Mi Band 4 in China back in summer this year with a larger colored AMOLED display and upgraded tracking sensors. After a three months-long waiting period, the Mi Band 4 is being launched in India.
[Update: Launching in India on September 17] Xiaomi Mi Band 4 with a colored AMOLED display, and 20-day-long battery launched in China
Xiaomi has launched the updated Mi Band 4 with a colored AMOLED display, an inbuilt voice assistant, and 20-day-long battery backup in China.
Xiaomi's Mi Band is one of the most affordable and attractive fitness accessories out there. Building on the immense popularity of the last year's Mi Band 3, Xiaomi has now launched its successor – the Mi Band 4. The fitness band now comes with colored AMOLED display, an improved accelerometer for more effective motion tracking during physical activities, a built-in microphone for voice control, and without any compromise in terms of the promising battery of the Mi Band 3.
Huami confirms work has begun on the Xiaomi Mi Band 5
Huami, makers of the Xiaomi Mi Band wearable, confirms the company is working on the Mi Band 5 fitness tracker, and it could launch soon.
If you're looking for a fitness tracker that doesn't break the bank, then you've probably stumbled upon the Mi Band while shopping online. The Mi Band is a line of affordable, fitness-centric wearables sold under the Xiaomi brand, though they're made by Huami, a leading company in wearable technology. The Mi Band 4 launched in China in June, and it brought a 0.95-inch colored AMOLED display, voice assistant, 20-day battery life, NFC, up to 5ATM water resistance, and much more for a price of around ~$33. A week later, the fitness tracker went on sale in Europe (though without NFC or the voice assistant) for ~$40. Now, we're hearing that Huami is working on the next smart band, which will likely just be called the Xiaomi Mi Band 5.
Redmi 7A, Vivo Z1 Pro, Samsung Galaxy M40, Xiaomi Mi CC9, and Xiaomi Mi Band 4 forums are open
Four phones (Redmi 7A, Vivo Z1 Pro, Samsung Galaxy M40, Xiaomi Mi CC9) and a fitness band (Xiaomi Mi Band 4) have been added to the XDA Forums.
If someone is using an Android phone somewhere in the world and they want to mod it, we aim to have a place for them to do just that. We're constantly adding new forums for devices, and now we've got 5 more to share. Four phones (Redmi 7A, Vivo Z1 Pro, Samsung Galaxy M40, Xiaomi Mi CC9) and a fitness band (Xiaomi Mi Band 4) now have a home on the XDA Forums.
Xiaomi's Mi Smart Band 4 for Europe doesn't have NFC or voice activation
The Mi Band 4 in China comes with working NFC and voice activation but if you buy it in Europe then neither of these features currently work.
Xiaomi is a technology company that sells a wide range of products. Android enthusiasts know of the company for its smartphones and tablets but Xiaomi also sells things like air purifiers, desk lamps, laser projectors, electric scooters, and more. The company also sells these products in a large number of markets with some regions being restricted from certain products (Xiaomi not selling smartphones on its U.S. website is a good example of this). If you buy the Mi Band 4 in China then it comes with working NFC and voice activation but if you buy it in Europe then neither of these features currently work.
[Update: Up for pre-order] The Xiaomi Mi Band 4 is coming this year
A key senior executive has revealed that the Xiaomi Mi Band 4 is slated for a release this year, bringing in new technology over the Mi Band 3. Read on!
In a move that would surprise very few people, Xiaomi has announced during its quarterly earning call that its massively successful fitness tracker, the Mi Band, will get an upgraded release this year. Chief Financial Officer of Huami, Mr. David Cui, was asked whether the Mi Band 4 was scheduled for a March or April 2019 release, and while the answer to that specific question is in the negative, he does affirm that a successor to the Mi Band 3 will be coming this year itself.