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Xiaomi Unveils Smart Band 11 In China With 21-Day Battery Life

Xiaomi has unveiled its newest slim wearable, the Smart Band 11. The wearable is set to debut in China first, but we still do not know when it will hit store shelves in that market. That said, the company is already taking reservations. It’s worth noting that the Smart Band 11 is different from the […] The post Xiaomi Unveils Smart Band 11 In China With 21-Day Battery Life appeared first on…

Xiaomi Unveils Smart Band 11 In China With 21-Day Battery Life

Xiaomi has introduced its latest slim wearable, the Smart Band 11, in China. The device is set to be released in the market soon, but the exact launch date remains uncertain at this point. Reservations for the Smart Band 11 are already being taken by the company. It is important to note that the Smart Band 11 differs from the recently launched Smart Band 11 Active, which made its debut in Malaysia.

The Smart Band 11 boasts a 1.72-inch AMOLED display with a peak brightness of 2,000 nits, an improvement from its predecessor's 1,500-nit peak brightness. The wearable is water-resistant up to 5ATM and is remarkably thin and lightweight, measuring just 9.99mm in thickness and weighing 15.58g. The Smart Band 11 is available in different shell and strap options, including metal and ceramic band variants.

Xiaomi claims that the device can operate for up to 21 days on a single charge, although the exact battery capacity has not been specified. The wearable runs on HyperOS 4 and is compatible with both Android and iOS devices. The Smart Band 11 offers various health and sports tracking features, including heart rate, blood oxygen level, and stress monitoring.

The device also provides women-specific health features and professional sleep management with HRV monitoring and AI-based sleep insights. Xiaomi states that the Smart Band 11 supports over 150 sports modes.

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