Xiaomi announced the Smart Band 10 Pro in China just last week, and now the fitness tracker is heading to global markets alongside the new Xiaomi 17T series phones. 

The company’s latest wearable builds on the spirit of bringing the Smart Band lineup closer to smartwatch territory, but without fully abandoning the lightweight tracker form factor that made the series popular in the first place.

Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Pro Specifications 

The Smart Band 10 Pro looks less like a traditional fitness band and more like a compact smartwatch. It comes with a 1.74-inch AMOLED display, narrow symmetrical bezels, and a 60Hz refresh rate. Xiaomi says the screen can hit 2,000 nits of peak brightness for an easy outdoor use experience. 

Despite the larger display, the device remains relatively slim. Xiaomi says the tracker measures 9.7mm thick and weighs 21.6 grams without the strap attached. 

The standard version uses an aluminum casing, while a ceramic edition is also available for people who want something that feels slightly more premium. 

The bigger update this year seems to be health tracking. Xiaomi has added a new dual-light, dual-PD heart rate sensor, alongside support for continuous heart rate monitoring, blood oxygen tracking, and sleep analysis. 

The Smart Band 10 Pro also introduces heart rate variability, or HRV, monitoring, which allows the wearable to offer fatigue and recovery insights. 

For workouts, the tracker supports more than 150 sports modes and includes built-in GNSS positioning. Xiaomi is also adding a new gaming mode that tracks stress and heart rate while playing games, shows progress updates, and vibrates when a character is close to respawning. After a session, the band generates a report showing physical stats collected during gameplay.

The software runs on Xiaomi’s HyperOS 3, but the company is also paying more attention to iPhone users this time around. The Smart Band 10 Pro supports Apple Health syncing, dual-device notifications, and shortcut-style commands similar to Siri integrations.

Xiaomi claims the Smart Band 10 Pro can last up to 21 days on a single charge under standard use, though enabling the always-on display cuts that number down to around eight days. The wearable is also 5ATM water-resistant and includes NFC support for transit cards and offline payments in supported regions.

Pricing and Availability

The Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Pro is available in Europe for €79.90. The NFC and Ceramic editions cost €99.90. However, the device is not available for purchase in the US.

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Xiaomi has announced the Smart Band 10 Pro during its recent ecosystem event in China. The new fitness tracker brings a few updates to the company’s wearable lineup, including a brighter screen, closer integration with Apple devices, and a dedicated gaming mode.

Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Pro Specifications

The design of the Band 10 Pro looks more like a standard smartwatch than a traditional fitness tracker. It features a rectangular 1.74-inch AMOLED display with narrow symmetrical bezels and a 60Hz refresh rate. Xiaomi says the screen can reach a peak brightness of 2,000 nits, which should help with outdoor visibility.

The device is relatively thin at 9.7mm and weighs 21.6 grams without a strap attached. The standard casing is made of aluminum, but Xiaomi is also offering a white ceramic version for a slightly higher price, along with various strap options like silicone, leather, and Milanese.

For health tracking, the band uses a new dual-light, dual-PD heart rate sensor. It handles the standard metrics, continuous heart rate, blood oxygen, and sleep tracking, but now includes heart rate variability (HRV) monitoring. This allows the software to offer fatigue and recovery analysis, a feature usually found on more expensive wearables. It also includes built-in GNSS for tracking outdoor runs or rides without needing to carry a phone, and it supports over 150 different sports modes.

The software runs on Xiaomi’s HyperOS 3. While it connects with Xiaomi’s own phones and smart home devices, the company has added specific features for iOS users. The band supports Apple Health syncing, dual-device notifications, and quick commands similar to Siri Shortcuts.

There is also a new gaming mode. When activated, the band tracks your heart rate and stress levels while you play, displays game progress, and vibrates when your character is about to respawn. It then generates a summary report of your physical stats during the match.

Xiaomi estimates the battery will last up to 21 days on a single charge under standard use, or about eight days if the always-on display is active. The device is 5ATM water-resistant and includes NFC for transit cards and offline payments.

Pricing and Availability

The standard aluminum model is currently available in China for 399 yuan ($58), while the ceramic model is priced at 479 yuan ($70). The leather strap version costs 469 yuan ($68).

At the same event, Xiaomi also unveiled its first clip-on earbuds featuring 11mm drivers, an IP57 rating, and up to 38 hours of battery life.

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Xiaomi is preparing to launch its new wearable, the Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Pro, in China this month. And the company today confirmed that the tracker will have deeper integration with the Apple ecosystem. 

According to official information, the Smart Band 10 Pro will be compatible with both Apple Inc. devices and Xiaomi phones at the same time. This means users can wear the band while using an iPhone and still get real-time syncing of notifications for calls, text messages, and even WeChat. It also supports quick actions through iPhone shortcuts, including activating Do Not Disturb mode and enabling outdoor cycling tracking.

The device goes beyond basic notification support. It can remotely control an iPhone for taking photos, managing music playback, and even helping users locate their phone. Health and fitness data, such as activity tracking, sleep patterns, and heart rate, can also be automatically synced to Apple Health.

Apart from this, the band will have integration with Xiaomi Auto to offer driving reminders, fatigue alerts, and navigation warnings if a route is missed. It also supports Xiaomi’s Home automation system, allowing users to control smart home devices directly from the wrist. NFC support is included as well, enabling transport cards, access cards, campus cards, and car key simulation, along with offline payments and Alipay “Tap to Pay” functionality.

Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Pro Specifications

In terms of design, the Smart Band 10 Pro is very lightweight at just 21.6 grams and only 9.7mm thick. It features an aluminum alloy body with a curved display and supports an optional Milanese strap. The device also offers up to 21 days of battery life, depending on usage.

According to previous reports, the Smart Band 10 Pro is said to feature a 1.74-inch AMOLED display and a 380mAh battery, which may last up to 25 days in light use conditions. The wearable has already been spotted in multiple color options, including black, silver, pink, and possibly white, orange, and a ceramic variant. In Brazil, pricing is expected to fall between $150 and $170.

The Smart Band 10 Pro will sit above the standard Smart Band 10 as Xiaomi’s more premium fitness band offering.

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Xiaomi has started teasing the upcoming Xiaomi 17 Max in China. Fresh teasers released by the brand suggest that it will also unveil a couple of other products alongside the flagship phone. These include a new fitness tracker and a few audio products.

Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Pro incoming

The latest teaser confirms that the upcoming Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Pro will debut soon, likely alongside the Xiaomi 17 Max. The teaser highlights an upgraded, slim, and lightweight design.

The device measures just 9.7mm in thickness and weighs 21.6 grams. It also features an aluminium alloy body paired with a gently curved display.

Recently, the Smart Band 10 Pro was spotted on a Brazilian retailer platform in black, silver, and pink colour options. Reports suggest that the Chinese version may also arrive in additional variants, including white, orange, and a white ceramic edition.

The retailer listing revealed that the Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Pro features a 1.74-inch AMOLED display and a 380mAh battery that may deliver up to 25 days of battery life. In Brazil, the device is expected to be priced between $150 and $170. The Smart Band 10 Pro will reportedly sit above the existing Xiaomi Smart Band 10, which debuted in June last year.

Apart from the Smart Band 10 Pro, Xiaomi has also teased a new pair of earbuds, hinting at the launch of the company’s first clip-on style audio product. However, the company has yet to confirm the official name or specifications of the earbuds. Reports also suggest that a few Redmi-branded audio products may debut at the same launch event, the date of which is yet to be announced.

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The Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Pro has barely had time to build up any real rumor cycle, and it is already popping up in retail listings. Brazilian store Magazine Luiza has listed the device ahead of any official announcement, which usually means a launch is not too far away.

The listing shows the fitness band in black, silver, and pink. That lines up with an earlier tip from Digital Chat Station, who mentioned a May 2026 launch and a wider set of colors, including white, orange, and a white ceramic version. If previous Xiaomi launches are anything to go by, some of those finishes could stay limited to China.

On the specs side, things look fairly familiar. The band is expected to keep the same 1.74-inch AMOLED display as the Band 9 Pro, and the battery is listed at 380mAh. Battery life is claimed to go up to 25 days, which would be a small but useful bump over the 21 days on the previous model. Support for both Android and iOS is expected to remain unchanged.

The ceramic version is still the most interesting part. The standard model is said to stay under 40 grams, while the ceramic variant goes past 50 grams. That is a noticeable jump, but it likely comes down to the material rather than a bigger device. For reference, the Band 9 Pro with its aluminum frame weighs under 25 grams without the strap, so this would be a clear shift in feel.

Pricing is where things get a bit messy. The Brazilian listing shows a range between BRL 734 and BRL 849, which roughly converts to $149 to $170. That seems unusually high for this category, especially considering the Band 9 Pro can often be found for around $90. Other estimates suggest the actual global pricing could land closer to the $100 mark, which feels more in line with Xiaomi’s usual positioning.

One thing that does add a bit of credibility is certification. A model number matching the expected naming scheme for the Band 10 Pro showed up in South Korea’s NRRA certification database back in January, which suggests the device has been in development for a while.

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A new leak suggests Xiaomi is getting ready to launch its next Pro smart band, likely to be called the Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Pro. The information comes from tipster Digital Chat Station, who says the device could arrive as early as May 2026.

The band is expected to come in a range of colors, including black, white, silver, orange, and pink. What stands out, though, is a white ceramic version. That is not something we usually see in this segment, and it could give the wearable a slightly more premium feel.

Build quality is “quite good,” according to the tipster. The regular version reportedly weighs under 40 grams, while the ceramic variant goes over 50 grams, which makes sense given the material.

For some context, the Band 9 Pro launched back in October 2024 with a 1.74-inch AMOLED display, slim bezels, and up to 21 days of battery life. It was much lighter at just 24.5 grams, so the near doubling in weight suggests Xiaomi may be trading some comfort for improved build, battery life, and additional features.

As for what is new this time, details are still limited. The Band 10 Pro is expected to bring some improvements in design and possibly display or health tracking.

The timing is interesting. Xiaomi is also rumored to be preparing the Xiaomi 17 Max for a late May launch, so there is a chance both devices could be announced together.

For now, this is still based on leaks, but if accurate, the addition of a ceramic option could help Xiaomi push the Mi Band slightly further upmarket without moving away from its usual value-focused positioning.

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