XIAOMI Mi Smart Band 10 (2025) Global Version – 1.72″ AMOLED Display | 21 Days Battery Life | Touchscreen, Multi-Sport Tracker, Activity Tracker, Heart Rate Monitor | BT5.4 – (Midnight Black)

Great smart watch!
I wanted to participate in a steps challenge so I wanted to get a smart watch, however, I am not a watch person so I didn’t think buying an apple watch would be a good investment for me especially if I end up dropping a lot of money on it only to eventually stop wearing it, so I decided to go on a hunt for an alternative. Eventually, I came across this one and there was some pretty good reviews on this so I decided to take the plunge.For me, I keep the watch pretty basic, so I don’t have notifications on (phone calls, text, etc.) nor do I use it for my calendar or eventsI have now worn it close to a month and although I have some gripes with it, I am overall satisfied.Pros:- Personalization: You have a good selection of band interfaces to choose from and can change them easily within the band or app.- Battery life: Excellent!- Health Tracking: For someone who is just starting to workout in some way or wants to track health, this is a great basic start. Some of the youtube reviewers did say that the app could use some work and is too “lite”, but this is my first smart band and I think it does a great job with not overwhelming you. I mainly use it to track my heart rate, stress levels, sleep, and cycles but it also has blood oxygen, weight, blood pressure, blood sugar and vitality score. Along with calories burnt, steps, and moving. This can be seen on the app and band.- Workout: It has so many workouts to choose from that I am sure you’ll find yours there. I only use it for walking and pilates. For walking, I can see my route on the app because of the GPS, along with other data. Pretty neat.- Screen: It’s a good size, it’s slim, and the screen is bright. I have it in auto detect so it adjusts its brightness based on the environment you are in and it’s very responsive.Cons:- Sizing (Minor): For people with small wrists like me, I have to wear it somewhat tight. It’s still pretty comfortable though! I have just enough spacing that I can slide it if I get too self-conscious about the tightness. This is a minor con. I’m going to consider buying a different band.- Screen (Major): It scratches so easily! I had so many micro scratches within the 1st to 2nd week. I had to buy a screen protector.- Alarm (Minor): It is in 24H and cannot be changed, but I do like the vibrating feature though.- Tracking (Minor, because it hasn’t entirely failed me, but can easily go to Major): For some reason the GPS acts up as soon as I walk out of the house which is ANNOYING. When I first had it happen to me, I didn’t know what to do and it would not connect, so I had to reset it. It undid everything back to factory settings when I did that, and luckily the band is basic so I had to re-download the band interfaces I previously had and re-sort the apps, nothing too complicated. Well the 2nd time it happened, I just decided to force start my workout and it pretty much got signal within seconds and was fine, so I hope they fix that or upgrade it in the next version.- Units of Measure (Minor to Major): For people in the US, you won’t be able to change everything to your metrics. You can change the weather and watch but you can’t change the height, weight, miles from the metric to imperial system or the alarm from 24H to 12H.- Compass (Major): I had such a hard time getting it to work for me.- Tasks (Minor): It doesn’t support emoji’s on the band and its VERY limited in characters.Wants:- Weather: I would like the band to be able to view the weather hourly for the next 3-7 days. It’s only able to do it daily for up to 3 days. Although you can use your phone, it would be more convenient to add this especially when you are outside doing your workout.- Tasks: I’ve only been able to input tasks through the app which is fine, but it doesn’t support emoji’s on the band and its VERY limited in characters which is a bummer. It would be nice to expand this app, as I am big on to-do lists and others as well. Or allow the syncing of the Apple Notes app with these upgrades.- Find phone/Find Device: I found that it only vibrates and I don’t have good hearing so this isn’t at all very helpful to me. It would be good if it actually made sound and did just a tad more in capabilities.- Music: it would be cool if it could access the playlists you have on your phone through the band. But, overall, you can play the current song you’ve been listening to, or will just automatically start with a random song once you hit play.- Units of Measure: It would be good to have all of them be changeable. Some are and some are not, and this can be a deal breaker for some people especially in the US.- Personalization: I would like more options. It makes it fun.

Perfect for the average person
Really in love with this watch. I had 3 different Apple Watches that eventually ended up bugging out, desyncing constantly, and very poor battery life.I no longer felt the need to have phone notifications on my wrist bc I look at my phone anyway tbh. I only really cared ab the fitness tracking & telling time/date. So for me, getting this was absolutely perfect.Pros:- price point, who can beat that price seriously- no need for a subscription like fitbit or other competitors. Fitness tracking is free- battery life is incredible. It lasts probably 2 weeks or more (I can’t even remember bc it lasts so long)- lightweight and compact. I love this so much bc I prefer a low profile watch in general, huge change coming from an Apple Watch. Sometimes i forget I have it on until i need to check the time.- lots of different & cute wallpaper/layout options- step counting ab the same as my Apple Watch in terms of sensitivity- lots of available sports for fitness trackingCons (for most people I assume, not me):- can’t respond to messages or answer calls on it- notification types are limited- customization is limited in terms of arrangement (there are a lot of wallpapers available but most of the layouts are fixed)- fitness data is limited, you won’t get the same stats as u would on more robust devicesAs I said I don’t really have any problems with the “cons” as my needs are simple. I want to see my step count, I want to record my workouts, knowing i exercised is good enough for me, and I want to tell time without me needing to charge this thing everyday. I would recommend it 100% to anyone like me.

Good fit, good function
I prefer clasping straps, in the winter, heavy clothes can make it hard to feel the watch is on, and I feel that it would be highly improved with a strap advancement.Great UI, Great OS, speedy screen. Great value.I recommend it.

Me gustó mucho. Fácil de conectar con tu celular, es cómodo, la batería dura mucho y cumple su función. Tiene muchos modos de ejercicio. Muy buena opción.

Najlepszy zakup który wykonałem opaska jest świetna długo trzyma akumulator dokładne dane pogodowe pomiar temperatury. poprzednia moja opaska mi band 6 nie umywa się do najnowszej wersji serdecznie polecam tę opaskę

This is all you need.After buying this I sold my €250 Samsung watch the next day.I received this 18 days ago and still has 7% battery.This has everything I need in a smart watch, amazing display, small size and comfortable to wear, I can sleep with it without irritation. It tracks heart rate constantly, sleep tracking is accurate. Has blood oxygen sensor, stress monitor, fitness modes, waterproof . I’m pairing it with a Xiaomi 15 and it’s actually ridiculous how much better it is than the Samsung. Also you can customize the display with loads of faces.Ok, no native apps or nfc… But who actually uses that on a watch??? 2 years with NFC I used it once as a trial, and I had my phone with me.I can see and read my messages, emails etc as they arrive.. plus all the other notifications.Honestly ask yourself the question, which makes sense? nearly 20 days battery life vs maybe 2 max… For less than €40! With 95% the same functionality.You know the answer