Xiaomi Smart Band 11 is on the way. We recommend waiting unless you need a watch right now.
📅 Add launch to calendarGreat time to buy — new model coming soon, current prices near their lowest
Expected second half of 2026
The Xiaomi Smart Band 11 cleared China's MIIT network certification in July 2026 (standard and NFC versions), pointing to a launch in the second half of 2026. UL filings confirm the same 233mAh battery as the Band 10, with Xiaomi expected to focus on software optimisation and sensor precision rather than hardware battery upgrades.
Anyone who wants basic health tracking — steps, sleep, heart rate, SpO2 — without spending more than $40 or carrying a bulky watch. Works with both iPhone and Android. A popular choice for kids, older adults, and budget-conscious fitness beginners who want the world's top-selling fitness band.
Key strengths
The Smart Band 10's 1.72" display peaks at 1500 nits — 200 nits brighter than the Band 9 — making it more readable in sunlight, all for around $40.
Continuous heart rate, SpO2, stress, and sleep tracking — all running for 3 weeks before charging. Seven more days than the already impressive Band 9.
Full functionality on both platforms via the Mi Fitness app, including notifications, sleep analysis, and health trends. Bluetooth 5.4 for improved connection stability.
The Xiaomi Smart Band 10, released June 2025, upgrades the world's best-selling fitness band with a larger 1.72" AMOLED display at 1500 nits peak brightness (up from 1300 nits), 21-day battery (vs 14 days), Bluetooth 5.4, and 150+ sport modes — all still at around $40. A ceramic frame edition makes it the most stylish Smart Band yet.
The Band 10 upgrades to a larger 1.72" display (vs 1.62"), 1500 nits peak brightness (vs 1300 nits), 21-day battery (vs 14 days), and Bluetooth 5.4 (vs 5.3). A ceramic frame edition is also new for 2025.
Yes, fully — via the Mi Fitness app on iOS and Android. Notifications, health tracking, and sleep data all sync correctly with iPhone.
No built-in GPS. It uses your phone's GPS when connected for route tracking during outdoor workouts. For standalone GPS tracking, consider a GPS-equipped watch like the Garmin Forerunner 170.
Yes — it monitors sleep stages (light, deep, REM), sleep duration, breathing rate, and SpO2 overnight. Results sync to the Mi Fitness app with weekly trend summaries.
Yes — it displays call, text, and app notifications from your phone. You can read short message previews on the AMOLED display, but you cannot reply from the band itself.