Redmi and Xiaomi broaden their wearables offering on the Italian market with three new official arrivals: Redmi Watch 6 Lite, Redmi Watch 6 Active and Xiaomi Smart Band 11 Active. Three products designed for different price ranges and use cases, but united by large displays, health and fitness features, and a battery life that lasts well beyond a week.
Recall that Redmi Watch 6 was launched in Italy in May, while the latest Lite and Active additions are presented as economical variants (but quite solid).
Redmi Watch 6 Lite is the most complete model of the three, featuring a 1.96″ AMOLED display with a resolution of 410 x 502 pixels, a maximum brightness of 1,500 nits and an Always-on Display with adaptive brightness. The case is 9.9 mm thick and weighs 27.8 grams (without the strap), with a flat frame and 2.5D curved glass.
On the health front, it offers 24/7 heart rate monitoring, blood oxygen, advanced sleep, daily stress and women’s health management. For sport, it provides over 150 sport modes, five-satellite GNSS and 5 ATM water resistance. The stated battery life reaches up to 18 days in light use, 12 in normal use and 6 in heavy use.
Redmi Watch 6 Lite is available in Italy at a price of €69.99, in colors Black and Silver.
Redmi Watch 6 Active carries over many of the bigger brother’s features onto a slightly smaller display, 1.85″ AMOLED with a 390 x 450 pixel resolution, a maximum brightness of 1,200 nits and Always-on Display. The thickness remains 9.9 mm, while the weight drops to 26 grams without the strap.
Health sensors cover 24/7 heart rate, SpO2, stress, advanced sleep and women’s health management, plus a dedicated “vitality score”. Sport modes exceed 140, with GNSS and IP68 dust and water resistance. Also here, the stated autonomy reaches up to 18 days in light use, 12 in normal use and 6 in heavy use, with Bluetooth calls manageable directly from the wrist.
Redmi Watch 6 Active is available in Italy at a price of €46.99, in colors Midnight Black, Matte Silver and Sunset Orange.
Xiaomi Smart Band 11 Active is the most affordable of the three, featuring a 1.47″ color TFT display with a 60 Hz refresh rate, protected by a curved 2.5D glass and housed in a metal-finish chassis.
The health suite includes a configurable heart-rate monitor (every 1, 10, or 30 minutes), SpO2, sleep tracking with respiration quality monitoring, and improved stress tracking.
On the sports front, it offers 50 workout modes and tracking of calories and swimming duration, with 5 ATM water resistance (equivalent to 50 meters of depth). The battery lasts up to 21 days in light use and 8 days in normal use.
Xiaomi Smart Band 11 Active is available in Italy at a price of €29.99, in variants Gray, Black and Pomelo Pink.
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