Xiaomi has confirmed that the company will be hosting a launch event in India on 9th February to unveil the Redmi Note 11 series smartphones. Along with that, the company will also launch the Redmi Smart Band Pro.

It will mark the launch of the brand’s first wearable device for this year. Now, just a few days before the official launch in the Indian market, the pricing details for the fitness tracker have leaked online.

Redmi Smart Band Pro India launch date

The report coming from MySmartPrice claims that the pricing for the Redmi Smart Band Pro, as mentioned on its retail box, is ₹5,999. This means that the actual sale price for the product could be lower and some reports indicate that it could be made available for purchase in India for around ₹2,999.

Even though the device is a fitness tracker, the design makes it look like a smartwatch, which it isn’t. The Redmi Smart Band Pro features a 1.47-inch Super AMOLED display with 194 x 368 pixels screen resolution and 264ppi pixel density.

The product comes in a black-colored body and for the build material, it uses glass fiber reinforced and 2.5D tempered glass and polycaprolactam. It comes with support for more than 50 watch faces.

Redmi Smart Band Pro

It comes with several features, including more than 110 workout modes that include popular activities such as running, cycling, swimming, and yoga. The company says that the Redmi Smart Band Pro can detect when a workout has started and can also measure the effort made by its user.

There’s support for apps like Strava and Apple Health. It can measure stress levels and also offers features related to female health. Apart from a 24/7 heart-rate monitor, the fitness tracker also supports sleep quality tracking.

It also supports checking blood oxygen levels, which can also be set to be carried out automatically while the user is sleeping. The device is rated for 5ATM for water resistance, and it can last up to 14 days of typical usage or 20 days in power-saving mode after being fully charged via the magnetic charger.

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