Following the previews from the past few days, here Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Pro is the star of the definitive leak: images, details on specifications, information on the possible price, and even live shots showing the retail packaging. The launch is expected to take place by the end of May, so there’s nothing left but to wait for official details (but for now Xiaomi has been silent).
The new wearable was teased by Digital Chat Station: few details, the arrival of a white ceramic version and a launch in quick succession. Things can change in a very short time and, in fact, what were hints have turned into a full leak thanks to an online retailer.
The store has published numerous details on Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Pro, along with render images. The wearable’s design mirrors that of the previous Pro model, dating back to October 2024: instead of adopting the series’ typical aesthetics (Xiaomi Smart Band 10 continues to use the capsule form factor), the Pro variant breaks away from fitness-tracker conventions and aims to become a true smartwatch.
The AMOLED display is square-shaped, with a 1.74″ panel protected by a glass slightly curved at the edges. The strap remains silicone, while the body is made from aluminum; under the chassis there’s a 380 mAh battery, offering up to 25 days of autonomy.
Remember that all details come from an online store and should be treated as a leak. The details continue with satellite positioning support; however, beyond GPS (already present with Band 9 Pro) there doesn’t seem to be NFC, perhaps reserved only for the Chinese model.
The retailer has also published the price: the wearable is listed at around €125 at the current exchange rate. The current Pro model debuted in Italy at a list price of €79.9, so the new version would be more expensive.
Nevertheless, for official details and prices it’s best to await confirmations from Xiaomi, including any launch promotions (often very enticing). In the meantime, the Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Pro would be scheduled for May—noted by the rumors so far.
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