Xiaomi has launched the Smart Band 11 in international markets, expanding the availability of its latest fitness tracker beyond its initial release in China. The device, which debuted in the domestic market in early September, recently appeared on the brand’s global website, signaling an imminent rollout to European retailers, according to a report by kursors.lv.
Display and Design Specifications
The Xiaomi Smart Band 11 features a 1.72-inch AMOLED display capable of reaching a peak brightness of 2,000 nits, a significant upgrade designed to improve visibility in direct sunlight. The hardware is housed in a thin chassis measuring 9.9 millimeters in thickness, constructed from either aluminum or a specialized ceramic material. Despite the hardware upgrades, the manufacturer claims the device maintains a battery life of up to 21 days on a single charge.
Regional Pricing and Market Availability
While an official release date for the European market has not been confirmed, pricing data from Asian markets suggests a shift in cost compared to the previous generation. In South Korea, the base model is priced at approximately 51 euros, while the ceramic version retails for roughly 71 euros.
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Given that the predecessor, the Smart Band 10, launched in the eurozone at 49.99 euros, market analysts anticipate a price increase for the new model. Based on the 12% to 26% price hikes observed in other regions, the European retail price for the Smart Band 11 is expected to range between 55 and 63 euros.
Device Configuration Options
The Smart Band 11 is available in multiple configurations to accommodate different user needs. Xiaomi has included a version of the tracker that supports NFC, enabling contactless payment functionality. The range currently consists of standard models and the upgraded ceramic-cased variants, reflecting the brand’s strategy to segment its wearable offerings across different price points.
Frequently Asked Questions
When will the Xiaomi Smart Band 11 be available in European stores?
While the device has appeared on the brand’s global website, Xiaomi has not yet provided an official launch date for the European region.
How does the pricing of the new model compare to the Smart Band 10?
The Smart Band 11 carries a higher price tag than its predecessor. Based on regional price increases of 12% to 26%, the expected retail price in Europe is projected to fall between 55 and 63 euros, compared to the 49.99-euro launch price of the Smart Band 10.
Does the device support contactless payments?
Yes, the product line includes a specific version equipped with NFC technology to facilitate contactless payment support.