Xiaomi will launch the Mi Band 4 in India on September 17.
The Mi Band 4 features a 0.95-inch AMOLED display.
The Mi Band 4 works on Bluetooth 5.0 BLE and is equipped with a 135mAh battery
Xiaomi is hosting a ‘Smarter Living’ event in India on September 17 where it is expected to launch a new TV. However, the company is teasing the upcoming launch via its social media channels and it has posted a new image for it on Twitter, which suggests that alongside a new TV, Xiaomi could introduce the Mi Band 4 in India on September 17. The image simply says Smarter Living 2020 but the second ‘I’ in ‘Living; is replaced by what looks like the Mi Band 4, which is called the Mi Smart Band 4 outside China. This is more or less a confirmation that the Mi Band 4 will be launched in India on September 17.
The Mi Band 4 is a fitness wearable that features a 0.95-inch AMOLED display with a 120 x 240p resolution. The device sports up to 5ATM water resistance and has up to 400nits of brightness that can also be adjusted. Equipped with a 3-axis accelerometer, 3-axis gyroscope, PPG heart rate sensor and a capacitive proximity sensor, the Mi Band 4 features six workout modes that include treadmill, exercise, outdoor running, cycling, walking, and swimming. The device also notifies users about workout completion, goal setting, heart rate and sleep monitoring.
Mi fans, the year's most anticipated #Xiaomi product is right around the corner! Roll up your sleeves for 17th September 2019! #SmarterLiving 2020 is coming. pic.twitter.com/XmMhdApkGb
— Mi India for #MiFans (@XiaomiIndia) September 9, 2019
The Mi Band 4 works on Bluetooth 5.0 BLE and is equipped with a 135mAh battery that is touted to deliver a standby time of up to 20 days. The wearable also supports a host of additional features like Alarm, timer, stopwatch, phone alarm and notifications, pre-set or customisable watch face, notification for incoming calls and message, calendar notifications, app notifications, weather forecast, Find my phone, and more. Ṭhe device also supports firmware updates that are rolled out via an OTA update.
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