Xiaomi Mi Band 4: First images of the next smartband

The Xiaomi Mi Band 4 is one of the most anticipated gadgets of the coming times. The predecessor, Mi Band 3, has a great deal of success and the sale in a physical store in Portugal for € 29 is one of the most responsible.

Even before Mi Band 3 was on sale in Portugal this smartband was successful. The good price and excellent features leave us eager to know what the next smart bracelet will look like.

The first images let us foresee what will be the Xiaomi Mi Band 4 and we do not have huge surprises. The bracelet will be basically identical to the predecessor. That is, a “small grain” that is inserted inside a bracelet. This design has already won awards because it allows users to easily change style with bracelets at a good price.

Xiaomi Mi Band 4 will not have a very different design

So, as we see in the images the Xiaomi Mi Band 4 will not be very different at the design level. We have a new charger but with the same ideology. That is, to load the gadget you will have to remove it from the bracelet.

Soon after we also see a small screen just above the small circle that will be a capacitive button. This screen will be tactile, however, it is believed that it will also be in color. A considerable evolution to the previous version. Unfortunately we do not have any pictures that show us the wristband on.

Finally, the heart rate sensor on the back is also observed. Again, identical to the previous version. It seems to us that the bracelet will be slightly smaller, however, we still do not have the concrete measures of the gadget.

Expected features of Xiaomi Mi Band 4

• Touchscreen
• Capacitive button
• Battery for 3 to 4 weeks
• NFC Connection
• Call and SMS display
• Step Count
• Mileage Counts
• Lost Calorie Count
• Heart rate sensor
• Sleep Meter
• Android and iOS
• Price below 40 €

The Xiaomi Mi Band 4 is due to be revealed officially later this month. These images are exactly what we hoped to make sure that your official revelation is closer than ever.

Nandini Singh

From a very young age I was interested in computers and technology in general, I had my first computer at the age of 10 and at 15 I set up my first tower, since then I have never stopped. Whatever technology, I’m in the front row to know more.

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