Xiaomi introduced Smart Band 10 Pro and its new wireless headset

At the event held in China, Xiaomi not only announced the Xiaomi 17 Max model, but also introduced its new wearable products. While the company officially announced the Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Pro model, the new member of the Smart Band series, it also introduced its clip-on design open type wireless headset to users for the first time. While the new smart bracelet brings various improvements in the field of health and sports tracking, the headset model draws attention with its lightweight structure and compatibility with the Apple ecosystem.

Smart Band 10 Pro is the sequel to Smart Band 9 Pro, which was introduced last year. Xiaomi has especially updated the health sensors in this model. It is stated that thanks to the new dual-light PPD sensor, up to 98.2 percent accuracy is achieved in heart rate measurements. In addition, there are new features on the sleep tracking side. While HRV support, which means heart rhythm variability during sleep, has been added, more detailed and reliable sleep data is provided thanks to the new algorithm called Sleep Algorithm 2.0.

Support for more than 150 exercise modes is maintained so that users can track their physical activities in more detail. In addition, the new cycling mode has also been included in the system. Thanks to this mode, more accurate training data can be obtained, especially for regular cyclists. The wristband can also provide additional data to the user by analyzing the level of fatigue during exercise.

Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Pro offers brighter screen and longer battery life

The new model has a 1.74 inch 2.5D curved AMOLED screen. The maximum brightness level of the screen with a 60 Hz refresh rate can reach up to 2,000 nits. This figure represents a significant increase compared to the 1,200 nits level in the previous model. Thus, it is stated that screen visibility becomes better, especially in outdoor use.

The standard version comes with an aluminum alloy body. While the thickness of the device is 9.7 mm, its weight excluding the strap is just over 21 grams. Xiaomi has also prepared a version with a ceramic body for users who want a more premium option. The weight of the ceramic model is approximately 8 grams more than the standard version.

Both versions offer 5ATM level water resistance support. Thus, it is possible to monitor swimming activities in the indoor pool. On the software side, there is the HyperOS 3 operating system. While the versions that will be sold in China have NFC support, the ability to use the bracelet as a vehicle key is also among the supported features. As for battery life, Xiaomi promises a usage time of up to 21 days, as in the previous model, but this value may vary depending on usage habits.

The aluminum version of Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Pro will be available in China with a price tag of 399 yuan (approximately 2,685 TL). The price of the ceramic body model was announced as 479 yuan (approximately 3,220 TL). The company has not yet shared a calendar for global markets.

In addition, Xiaomi’s first clip-on design open type wireless headset was also introduced at the event. The model, which comes with 11 mm drivers, offers three different color options: black, white and gold. The weight of each headset is 5.5 grams. While the headset includes Xiao Ai voice assistant support, instant translation and voice recording features running on the device are among the notable details.

On the battery side, it is stated that the headphones offer up to 9 hours of use on a single charge. The total usage time with the charging box reaches 38 hours. In addition, while maintaining compatibility with Apple devices, support for Apple’s Find My network is also offered. The Chinese price of the model, which is resistant to water and dust thanks to its IP57 certification, was announced as 799 yuan (approximately 5,375 TL). Xiaomi has not yet made an official statement about whether the headset will be available for sale in international markets.