It was last May when the Chinese technology company led by Lei Jun unveiled the seventh generation of its physical activity bracelet. The new smart band for fitness also known as xiaomi mi band 7. Now, we know that the successor to the Mi Band 6 is on its way to Europe. In fact, according to the new leaks, we also already know its sale price.
It should be noted that this same Mi Band 7 is also available for sale in the local market, China. So it was only a matter of time before the global availability plans for this authentic best seller from Xiaomi were known. In fact, we have a dedicated, global launch that will take place in a few weeks or even days.
Xiaomi Mi Band 7 will cost up to €60 in Europe
The information is now advanced by the filter SnoopyTech through its profile on the social network Twitter. There, this source says that the new physical activity bracelet will cost between €50 to €60 in Europe. It should be noted that if this happens, we will be facing a significant price increase compared to the current generation whose recommended sale price is €45.99.
So what caused such a price increase? Inflation and component shortages add to the improvements present inside the bracelet that improve various aspects of the Mi Band 6 generation.
Specifically, we have in the Xiaomi Band 7 a 1.62-inch AMOLED screen with a resolution of 192 x 490 pixels. This results in a density of 326 pixels per inch, with a maximum (peak) brightness of 500 nits.
It also has the Always-On function that always shows us the time and indication of important smartphone notifications. More so, it supports MIUI 13 dynamic wallpapers.
The most complete and expensive activity and health bracelet for 2022
The new Mi Band 7 receives, or rather, displays the messages received through WhatsApp and allows you to quickly reply on the bracelet. In addition, it presents the same discreet and elegant design as the current generation (Mi Band 6), with an autonomy of up to 15 days.
We also have continuous monitoring of physical activity, oximetry, heart rate, sleep, as well as user alerts. There are also features specially designed for women’s health, as well as improved monitoring of sleep quality.
This bracelet, which can cost between €50 and €60, has a 180 mAh battery whose announced autonomy is up to 15 days of normal use. However, for intense use, autonomy will be closer to 9 days. It will also feature a magnetic charging feature so you don’t have to remove the core of the band during charging sessions.
Finally, we are now waiting for the world presentation of the Xiaomi Mi Band 7 with the certainty that we will have confirmation of its price for Europe and, therefore, also for Portugal.
