What you get with the Smart Band 10 Pro
The Smart Band 10 Pro is Xiaomi’s most ambitious tracker yet, and it blurs the line between a cheap fitness band and a proper smartwatch. Xiaomi announced it as part of a four-product wearable lineup launched in Europe.You get a 1.74-inch AMOLED display, an aluminum body, and heart rate tracking Xiaomi claims is 98.2% accurate. There are also more than 150 sports modes and a three-month trial of the Clue period-tracking app.
It builds on last year’s Smart Band 9 Pro, which ran the same playbook of stuffing smartwatch features into a tracker-sized body.
Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Pro 4-color combination. | Image by Xiaomi
The battery is the whole story
The headline number is battery life: up to 21 days on a single light-use charge. That alone reframes what a tracker at this price should be able to do.
Xiaomi launched it in Europe starting at €79.99, or about $94 (via direct conversion). However, there is no US release and no US price.
Why this should be on your radar
The pitch here is simple: smartwatch-style features, a bright screen, and three weeks of battery for under $100. That kind of package usually costs far more once a famous logo gets attached.
Line it up against the field and the gap is glaring. Amazfit, long the budget-tracker champ, suddenly has a real fight on its hands, a Fitbit charges you monthly for insights Xiaomi just bundles in, and Samsung’s Galaxy Fit asks more for less screen.
The asterisk, and it is a big one, is availability. Xiaomi skipped the US entirely, so importing through third-party sellers is the only real route.
Xiaomi Smart Band battery charging. | Image by Xiaomi
The part that hurts
I want to be excited here, because the value is tough to argue with. When we reviewed the standard Smart Band 10, we called it a polished, easy-to-live-with tracker that mostly played it safe.That 21-day battery claim is the part that gets me, though. I charge my Pixel Watch every single night like clockwork. Now I also have the newly released Fitbit Air that lasts a little over a week, but a tracker that I could forget about for three weeks sounds like a small luxury.Would I switch? Probably not, since I am too tangled up in Google’s ecosystem to leave. But if you want serious tracking without the nightly charging ritual or the premium price tag, this one is worth importing.
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