Xiaomi introduced its new Smart Band 11 smart bracelet at a launch event held in China. The device, which is 9.99 mm thick and weighs 15.58 grams, features a 1.72-inch AMOLED display. The panel reaches a peak brightness of 2,000 nits. In addition to silicone, metal and ceramic strap options are offered, while 5ATM water resistance is retained. The bracelet tracks heart rate, SpO2, stress and women’s health; it also monitors heart rate variability with AI-supported sleep management. It supports more than 150 sports modes, Xiaomi HyperOS 4, Android and iOS compatibility. The battery lasts 21 days. In China, the standard, NFC, metal and ceramic versions were offered at prices of 43, 50 and 60 dollars, respectively.
Why it matters
Smart Band 11 is positioned as an option that brings display visibility, health tracking and battery life together in a single product. Its health measurements, sleep management and broad sports mode support will interest those who want to use the device as a daily tracking tool rather than merely as a bracelet for displaying notifications. The availability of versions with metal and ceramic straps means choices are not limited to technical specifications; the material selection is also reflected in the pricing options. However, since the announcement is limited to the Chinese market, it remains unclear whether the product will go on sale in other countries and, if so, which versions and prices will be offered. What difference HyperOS 4 support will make to the experience of Android and iOS users is also among the unresolved points.
Background
Xiaomi is not a new name in the FikirPilot archive: in the past 90 days, we have published 2 articles mentioning the company, the latest dated September 1, 2026.