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Xiaomi Smart Band 11 Active may cost €40
Xiaomi’s Smart Band 11 Active may cost €40, with a 1.47-inch display, 5 ATM protection, and up to 14 days of battery life.
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Xiaomi’s upcoming Smart Band 11 Active is expected to start at €40, pairing a large display with up to two weeks of battery life. The budget fitness tracker is also reported to include an Always-On Display (AOD), a feature that typically reduces runtime.
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Xiaomi Smart Band 11 Active specifications
German publication WinFuture reported the details. According to the leak, the band will have a 1.47-inch display with a resolution of 320 × 172 pixels, a 300 mAh battery, and a body measuring 10.2 mm thick. Its weight is listed at 16.5 grams.
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Battery life is expected to reach up to 14 days with AOD disabled, falling to up to nine days when the display remains on continuously. A full charge reportedly takes about two hours.
The case is rated for 5 ATM water resistance, which should cover swimming pools and everyday splashes. Xiaomi is also expected to include more than 50 sports modes, along with heart-rate monitoring, SpO2 tracking, step counting, sleep monitoring, and stress tracking.
The Active line has traditionally served as a simpler alternative to Xiaomi’s main Smart Band models. That positioning remains clear here: the same price range already includes products from Huawei Band, Honor Band, and Amazfit, so Xiaomi must balance a low price with a competitive feature list.
- Display: 1.47 inches, 320 × 172 pixels
- Battery: 300 mAh
- Battery life: up to 14 days without AOD; up to nine days with AOD
- Water resistance: 5 ATM
- Weight: 16.5 grams
- Sports modes: more than 50 profiles
The leaked starting price of €40 places the Smart Band 11 Active below more advanced fitness bands and inexpensive smartwatches, while offering more than a basic tracker. If Xiaomi introduces it in the coming weeks, its pitch will be a large screen, usable endurance, and a price that stays easy to justify.
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