Recently, Xiaomi has launched a neat bracelet product–Mi band 6, luckily, I bought one and feel it very good!
The Xiaomi Mi Band 6 is Xiaomi’s flagship fitness tracker for 2021. True to form, the Mi Band 6 offers more features than you’d expect for a sub-€50 wearable.
The new traits include a bigger AMOLED display, more than double the activity tracking modes, blood oxygen monitoring, and breathing quality assessments during sleep. Those features alone may not make existing Mi Band 5 (or even Mi Band 4) users want to upgrade, but they may be just enough to get people to consider Xiaomi’s offering over the cheapest Fitbit.
It is still with the classic design
Mi Band 6’s design is essentially unchanged from the previous two generations of Mi Bands. It’s made of a small tracker module that fits into a thin silicone strap. The black model of our Xiaomi Mi Band 6 review unit isn’t all that eye-catching, but there are plenty of third-party options available around the internet.
The one big improvement on the design front is the upgraded display. The Xiaomi Mi Band 6 boasts a much larger 1.56-inch AMOLED display, which is 50% bigger than the Mi Band 5’s 1.1-inch screen. The display nearly spans to the edge of the case and makes the fitness tracker look much more modern.
Mi Band 6 shall track your steps taken, calories burned, distance traveled, resting and active heart rate, and sleep throughout the day. There’s no standalone GPS, though there is connected GPS if you don’t mind bringing your phone with you while you’re out exercising. Step tracking and calorie burn were both in line with what comparable wearables from Fitbit and Garmin reported.
Resting heart rate readings were fine when tested against the Garmin Forerunner 245 Music and Wahoo Tickr X chest strap. Various times throughout the week, all three heart rate sensors reported within 5bpm of each other.
To sum up, guys, it is worth to buy if you wanna have a new generation bracelet product! Let us become the Mi fan together!
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Blair