Back in April, the Xiaomi Smart Band 8 was unveiled in China alongside the Xiaomi 13 Ultra. Later in August, the company debuted the Xiaomi Smart Band 8 Pro at the Xiaomi Mix Fold 3 launch event.

Both these wearables are yet to make their way to global markets. Going by their predecessors, they could be released outside mainland China before the end of the year.

But before that, the Xiaomi Watch 2 Pro with Wear OS will go official later this month. Additionally, as per certifications, there could be one more wearable from the company for this year.

A mysterious Xiaomi group wearable with model number M2302B1 has been certified by EEC. Unfortunately, the listing does not reveal anything significant about this product.

The listing suggests that the device could be sold under either Xiaomi, Mi, or Redmi brands. Since Xiaomi no longer uses ‘Mi’ branding, the other two could be a possibility.

Looking up on the internet, we found that this product was already certified by IMDA in June. Even this listing only mentions the branding thing and nothing else.

All we know is that it’s a wearable but not certain whether it is a fitness tracker or a smartwatch. As with any consumer tech product, we are looking forward to learning more about it in the coming days via multiple sources.

Given that the device has received EEC certification, it should get approvals from other regulatory bodies. Also, leakers may share its renders from retailer listings once we near the release date.

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