That’s still a respectable measure for a fitness tracker (most Fitbit devices only last 7-10 days between charges), but could be disappointing if you’re expecting longer. Xiaomi claims the watch can keep running for up to 14 days with normal use, but enabling the bells and whistles could trim that by around half. It’s worth bearing in mind that features like sleep tracking and all-day stress monitoring take a toll on battery life, though. It’s available in six colors (black, orange, yellow, olive, ivory and blue), and if you’re fond of your Smart Band 5, you’ll be pleased to learn that the similarities in design mean you can re-use your favorite strap with the new device. The case is fractionally longer (47mm rather than 46mm), but the two are practically indistinguishable. In fact, it’s almost identical to its predecessor, with the exception of its brighter, crisper screen. Xiaomi Mi Smart Band 6 designĪs you’d expect at this price point, the Mi Smart Band 6 is a no-frills fitness tracker, with a slim silicone band and long, narrow. That makes it one of the cheapest fitness trackers from a major brand, and means you're getting a lot of features for your money. In India, it will be available from Amazon. It's available to buy direct from Xiaomi, and from approved retailers.
The Xiaomi Mi Smart Band 6 was released in Europe on March 2021, and costs €49.99 (approximately $60 / £40 / AU$80), and will be released in India on Augfor Rs 3,499. Available from Xiaomi and approved retailers.Xiaomi Mi Smart Band 6 price and release date These quibbles won't be an issue for more causal users though, and if you're looking for an affordable Fitbit alternative that offers more than simple step-tracking, the Mi Smart Band 6 could be just the ticket.
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