Xiaomi Mi Band 10 Global Version Fitness Band – Sri Lanka

📱 Design & Display

• Features a 1.72-inch AMOLED screen (212 × 520 px, ~326 ppi) with slim 2 mm symmetrical bezels, 60 Hz refresh rate, and up to 1,500 nits brightness—crisp and easy to read even in bright daylight

• Available in metallic finishes (Midnight Black, Glacier Silver, Mystic Rose) and a premium Pearl White Ceramic Edition, with weight at ~15.95 g (metal) and ~23 g (ceramic) without strap

🔧 Sensors & Tech

• Includes accelerometer, gyroscope, electronic compass, optical heart-rate and SpO₂ sensor, ambient-light sensor, plus a 9-axis motion sensor for more precise activity tracking

• Equipped with 5 ATM water resistance and real-time underwater heart-rate monitoring, achieving ~96 % lap-count accuracy in swim mode

🏃 Fitness & Health Features

• Offers 150+ workout modes (six auto-detected), with advanced metrics like VO₂ max, training load, and recovery guidance

• Unique heart-rate broadcasting lets you stream heart rate via Bluetooth to external devices/apps (e.g., cycling speedometers)

• Provides on-wrist running courses, real-time pacing guidance, vitality scoring, and structured sleep advice with backing from sleep science institutions

🔋 Battery & Connectivity

• Powered by a 233 mAh battery, lasting up to 21 days normally (9 days with always-on display), and fully recharging in about 1 hour via magnetic puck

• Connects via Bluetooth 5.4, runs on HyperOS 2.0, and integrates seamlessly with the Xiaomi ecosystem—letting you control smart devices, trigger your phone’s camera, and more

💡 What’s New vs Band 9

💵 Price & Availability

• Launched in China starting at ¥269 (~US $37) for metal, ¥319 (~$44) for NFC model, and ¥379 (~$52) for ceramic version .

• Global rollout on platforms like Android Authority and Xiaomi official channels, with prices roughly US $49.90, UK £39.99 (TPU), £54.99 (ceramic)

• Expected European price ranges from €40–60, with imminent availability

🏁 Final Thoughts

The Xiaomi Smart Band 10 retains the core appeal of its lineage—long battery life, lightweight design, excellent fitness tracking—while introducing a noticeably bolder display, premium materials, more advanced sensors (compass, swim HR), and enhanced ecosystem integration via HyperOS 2.0. It’s a smart upgrade for users of earlier models and an excellent all-rounder at its affordable price.

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