The company of Lei Jun released the Xiaomi Smart Band 11 unexpectedly (in China), the new generation of the famous fitness tracker, with pre-orders already open. At the moment there are no details yet on a debut in our region, but we assume the accessory will arrive in Italy by the end of the year. We’re still talking about Xiaomi’s most iconic gadget, even if in this case the news are fairly limited.
The wearable features a 1.72″ AMOLED display with a peak brightness of 2,000 nits and an ultra-thin bezel of just 2 mm, in a curved body 9.99 mm thick and weighing only 15.58 g.
On the health front, the Xiaomi Smart Band 11 offers heart-rate monitoring, blood oxygen saturation (SpO2), stress tracking, and features dedicated to women’s health. Sleep is managed more thoroughly than in the previous generation, with heart-rate variability (HRV) monitoring and AI-based analyses.
For sports, the band supports over 150 workout modes and offers 5 ATM water resistance. The battery lasts up to 21 days of use, while NFC connectivity enables both contactless payments and access via smart card.
The device runs on Xiaomi HyperOS 4 and is compatible with both Android and iOS, with straps available in several variants, including metal and ceramic options.
Xiaomi Smart Band 11 debuts in China in three price configurations: the base version costs 289 yuan (about €37), the NFC version goes up to 339 yuan (about €43), while editions with a ceramic or metal strap reach 399 yuan (about €51).
Currently pre-orders are open only on the Chinese market, and Xiaomi has not yet confirmed any international launch.
Compared to Xiaomi Smart Band 10, the new model keeps the same display diagonal, 1.72″, but significantly raises peak brightness from 1,500 to 2,000 nits. The body becomes slightly thinner, from 10.95 mm to 9.99 mm, while weight drops a little, from 15.95 to 15.58 g; the bezel remains at 2 mm on both models.
Health sensors, 5 ATM water resistance, over 150 sport modes and a claimed up to 21 days of typical use battery life remain largely aligned between the two generations.
The most notable software difference concerns sleep: Xiaomi Smart Band 11 introduces heart rate variability (HRV) monitoring with AI-based analyses, a feature not present on Xiaomi Smart Band 10, which only provides a sleep trend report with a 21-day improvement plan.
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