The Xiaomi Mi Band 4 is a bold, bright and colourful addition to the ever-growing range of activity trackers on the market. If you want something that really stands out, this is the device for you.
The Xiaomi Mi Band 4 is the last word in highly visible activity trackers, with an all-new full colour AMOLED touch display that’s 39.9% larger and brighter than ever before. This is good news if you want an activity tracker that's easy to read when you're on the move.
Even when you're out and about and being active, you can stay in touch with all email, text and app notifications being viewable.
Beneath that vivid display is a smart and capable tracker that monitors your progress on most activities, including swimming: it's water resistant to upto 50 metres.
Even when you sleep, the Xiaomi Mi Band 4 is looking out for your health through 24/7 heart rate monitoring and sleep tracking. The sleep monitoring function tracks light and deep sleep, as well as your heart rate during sleep to help you adjust your sleep patterns.
The key to staying fit is staying active, and the Xiaomi Mi Band 4 keeps you moving with reminders if it notices that you've been idle for a certain period of time.
The Xiaomi Mi Band 4 is equipped with a battery that lasts for upto 20 days on a single charge.
Manufacturer: Xiaomi
When it comes to smart band value for money the Mi Band Xiaomi is always the first to come to mind. The new generation, then Mi Band 4 , carries on the already well-known formula of the brand keeping more or less the same design of the previous generation, an advantageous price and introduces new...
AMOLED color display; Integrated features; Waterproof up to 5 ATMs; Value for money
No integrated GPS
Coming in at half the price of the cheapest Fitbit, Xiaomi's latest Mi Smart Band 4 offers activity-, health- and sleep-tracking at an incredible £34.99. The enhanced colour AMOLED panel alone makes it worth the upgrade, though it won't entirely replace a smartwatch or smartphone for notifications,...
To sum up, the one thing I didn't like about this band is its design. It's gotten stale with the same design language repeating itself since the very first generation.
Xiaomi Mi Band 4: The big upgrade in this year's Mi Band 4 is the colour AMOLED display and the ability to track swimming. Here's our r...
You get a whole lot of wearable for your £35, with big improvements on the Mi Band 3
Real improvements over the Mi Band 3; Better run tracking; Colour screen is excellent; Incredible battery life;
The Mi Fit app is a weak link;
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