Earlier today, Xiaomi held a launch event for its new Redmi Note 11T Pro series smartphones. The brand also introduced the Xiaomi Band 7 at this launch event, so let’s take a look at what the new generation of Mi Band has to offer.

Xiaomi Band 7 specs & features

Xiaomi has launched the Band 7 in two variants dubbed the Band 7 and the Band 7 NFC. The smart wearable comes with a 1.62-inch AMOLED display with a 192 x 490-pixel resolution, 326 PPI pixel density, and 500nits of peak brightness. The device has an Always-On display feature and also features dynamic Mars wallpaper like the one available on MIUI 13. Design-wise, the smart band is similar to the Mi band 6 and weighs just 13.5 grams.

The Band 7 comes with the Xiao AI assistant and features 120 sports modes including four professional sports modes with activity tracking, data analysis, and more for all-around guidance.

Coming to health-related features, the smart band offers all-day blood oxygen monitoring and alerts the wearer if the blood-oxygen levels go below 90%. Other than that, the device comes with a heart rate tracker, and sleep tracker capable of providing data like sleep breathing quality, REM, and nap time quality. It also offers stress monitoring, Female health tracking, and PAI (Personal Activity Intelligence).

The Band 7 comes with a large 180mAh battery capable of up to 15 hours of use on a single charge. The smart band is claimed to last around 9 days with heavy usage. It uses a magnetic charger like its predecessors.

Price and Availability

The Xiaomi Band 7 NFC variant has a price tag of 299 Yuan ($45) while the non-NFC Band 7 is priced at 249 Yuan ($37). The smart band is up for pre-order in China and will go on its first sale on May 31.

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The Xiaomi Band 7 fitness tracker is all set to launch tomorrow (May 24) along with the Redmi Note 11T series of smartphones in China. Ahead of its launch, the retail box images of the Band 7 NFC have appeared to reveal its key specifications. It will succeed the last year’s Xiaomi Band 6 series.

Xiaomi will be offering a regular version of the Band 7 and an NFC-enabled variant. The leaked images reveal that the model number is M23130B1, and it is compatible with devices running on Android 6.0 or above and iOS 10.0 or higher.

The Band 7 NFC will come with a 5ATM water-resistant chassis. The fitness tracker features an AMOLED display and packs a 180mAh battery. Xiaomi has already confirmed that it will be offering a 1.62-inch display on the Band 7. To recall, the Band 6 featured a smaller 1.56-inch AMOLED panel and a 125mAh battery.

The Band 7 NFC will come with support for the Xiao AI assistant and watch faces. When it comes to health and fitness, it will offer features like a heart rate tracker, continuous SpO2 tracking, sleep tracking, and 100+ sports modes. Xiaomi has confirmed that a vibration warning will be displayed on the device if the blood oxygen content falls below 90 percent. While it is not mentioned in the retail box images, the Band 7 is likely to carry support for GPS connectivity.

Rumors have it that the Band 7 NFC will be available for 269 Yuan (~$40). The official teasers have revealed that Xiaomi will be offering its silicon straps in different colors such as blue, light brown, green, orange, white, and black. Its retail package will include the Band 7 capsule, wrist strap, charging cable, and instruction manual.

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