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Xiaomi Mi Band 5 and Mi Watch Revolve prices tipped ahead of launch on September 29

Xiaomi Mi Band 5 and Mi Watch Revolve expected prices have leaked ahead of their launch on September 29 in India during the company’s Smarter Living event. The Mi Band 5 was announced back in June in China while the Mi Watch Revolve is the successor to the Mi Watch Color that was launched globally. 

As per a tweet posted by popular tipster Ishan Agarwal, the Mi Band 5 could be priced under Rs 2,999 in India and is likely to be launched at Rs 2,499 on September 29. The Mi Watch Revolve is expected to be priced under Rs 10,999 and could launch at Rs 9,999, according to Agarwal. Xiaomi is also expected to launch a new smart speaker under its IoT portfolio of devices.

Mi Band 5 MRP: INR ₹2,999 What it means: Sale price will be below this. Perhaps ₹2,499e ven? Mi Watch Revolve MRP: INR ₹10,999 What it means: Sale price will be below this. Perhaps lesser than ₹9,999? What you think? No idea about the upcoming Mi's Smart AI Speaker.

— Ishan Agarwal (@ishanagarwal24) September 25, 2020 Xiaomi Mi Watch Revolve features

Xiaomi Mi Band 5 and Mi Watch Revolve pricing tipped

The Mi Watch Revolve has a stainless steel casing and features 1.39-inch AMOLED screen. The Watch Revolve is equipped with a heart-rate monitoring system, sleep tracking, air pressure sensor and is certified for use by upto 5ATM waterproof levels. It comes with a 420mAh battery that Xiaomi claims can provide a 14-day backup.

Xiaomi Mi Band 5 features

Xiaomi Mi Band 5 and Mi Watch Revolve prices tipped

Xiaomi Mi Smart Band 5 features a 1.1-inch AMOLED display which is 20% larger than the previous generation Mi Band 4. The fitness trackers come preloaded with more than 65 watch faces and can be paired with up six different coloured straps. The screen also has a one-touch button which can be used to wake up the screen, otherwise, it serves as the back button.

The Mi Smart Band 5 comes with a magnetic charging dock so users will no longer have to take out the tracker from the rubber straps to charge it up every time. The fitness tracker claims to provide 14-day battery life and can be recharged from 0-100% in under 2 hours. In battery saving mode, the tracker can last for upto 20 days on a single charge.

It features 11 professional sports modes including outdoor running, treadmill, cycling, walking, freestyle, pool swimming, elliptical, rowing machine, jump rope, indoor cycling and Yoga. The tracker is also able to monitor running and walking automatically along with data points on pacing, kilometres alerts and heart-rate alerts.

The Mi Band 5 comes with a 5 ATM certification which means that it can survive 50 meters underwater for 10 minutes easily. The fitness tracker also supports 24-hour smart heart rate monitoring by up to 50% increased accuracy and also vibrates alerting wearer of irregular heart-rate.

The Mi Band 5 also comes with 24-hour sleep monitoring which offers 40% improved accuracy over the Mi Band 4 and can monitor your sleeping patterns to create data points that will help you improve your sleeping habits. It can also come in handy for music playback, finding your phone, incoming calls, SMS alerts and more.

 

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