After its launch in the Chinese market, Xiaomi Smart Band 8 is all set to hit the global market.
The new wearable should arrive in the first days of October at an incredible price of around 45 euros.
Xiaomi Smart Band 8 arrives in Europe on October 3
Xiaomi Samrt Band 8 was already available in the Chinese market and it seems that on October 3 it will cross the borders of China to be marketed globally. This is the information provided by the latest rumors, after identifying the wearable on a Polish retail site.
On the same retail platform, the specifications of the new smart bracelet appeared, as well as its amazing price, which is around 45 euros. Apparently, this cost already includes the applicable taxes in that country and will be the final selling price to the public.
As for the specifications, the wearable device is expected to inherit the same features as its Chinese counterpart. Hence, it comes with a 1.6 inch AMOLED display that integrates Always-On-Display functionality.
The smart bracelet arrives with several available bracelets, as well as being able to be used as a pendant on a necklace.
It is also full of healthy resources. It will monitor heart rate, blood oxygen levels, stress levels, and even monitor women’s health and provide data on the user’s maximum oxygen volume during physical activity.
For sports, it has more than 150 modes, including interactive boxing. Another novelty is that the Xiaomi Smart Band 8 also includes games – Sudoku and 2048 – to occupy some free time.
For the rest, the 190 mAh battery offers an autonomy of up to 16 days, on a single charge with the Always-On-Display function disabled.
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