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Redmi Band 4 Costs $25 and Lasts Up to 21 Days

Redmi has quietly launched the Redmi Band 4 in China, with sales starting today. The new fitness tracker succeeds the … Read More The post Redmi Band 4 Costs $25 and Lasts Up to 21 Days appeared first on ProPakistani .

Redmi Band 4 Costs $25 and Lasts Up to 21 Days

The Redmi Band 4, a fitness tracker, was recently launched in China by Redmi, succeeding the Redmi Band 3 from 2024. The device boasts a metal-textured frame, unibody design, and a 2.5D curved cover glass. Its display is 1.47 inches in size and supports a 60Hz refresh rate. The strap features a vertical texture and an updated pin-style clasp for a secure fit during physical activities.

The Band 4 offers comprehensive health and fitness tracking, including all-day stress monitoring, heart rate tracking, blood oxygen measurement, sleep tracking, and women's health management. It supports 50 sports modes, covering activities such as running, cycling, and table tennis. The device has a 5ATM water-resistance rating.

Apart from fitness tracking, the Band 4 can display message notifications, set alarms, and switch between various watch faces. It also supports payments using WeChat and Alipay QR codes in China. Redmi claims the Band 4 can last up to 21 days on a single charge, a three-day improvement over the Redmi Band 3's 18-day maximum. However, the actual endurance depends on which tracking features are active; with regular monitoring enabled, battery life drops to approximately eight days.

Notably, the Redmi Band 4 lacks NFC support, which was present in the previous model. The Redmi Band 3, launched in 2020, initially had a starting price of 99 yuan, while the Band 4 is priced at 169 yuan, or around $25, slightly higher than the Band 3's launch price of 159 yuan.

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