About a month ago, Lei Jun, Founder and CEO of Xiaomi had announced that the shipments of Mi Band 6 has crossed the mark of one million units. Now, Zeng Xuezhong, Vice President of Xiaomi Group and President of Mobile Phone Division has posted on Weibo that the total global shipments of Mi Band 6 have exceeded three million units.
For the uninitiated, the Xiaomi Mi Band 6 is the latest version of the wearable fitness tracker from the Chinese giant launched in March this year. It comes in two variants, a standard model without NFC support and another with NFC support.
While the Mi Band 6 was announced in March, the device went on sale in China from 2nd April and in less than a month, overall sales of the wearable crossed 1 million. Now, in about two months, the sales have crossed the 3 million mark globally.
The standard version is priced at 229 yuan which is approximately $36 while the NFC variant costs 279 yuan which roughly converts to $44.
The Mi Band 6 features a 1.56 inch AMOLED color display which amounts to a 50 percent increase in the display area and offers 326PPI. Xiaomi ditched the physical touch button and has introduced support for gestures.
It is capable of tracking the blood oxygen levels along with being capable of monitoring heart rate and users’ sleep as well. Furthermore, the fitness tracker also features other health and sports tracking features, including 30 sports modes with support for tracking running, cycling, walking, and many more.
There are six auto-detect exercise modes, 24×7 heart rate monitoring (PPG), and SpO2 (Blood Oxygen measurement). The device is rated 5ATM for water resistance and is powered by a 125mAh LiPo battery with up to 14 days of battery life.
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