Performance:OkayQuality:OriginalPretty good for a smart band. Feels kinda cheap because slightly light weight. But still okay. Only thing is need to set region China only to use the app on phone. Sad that Xiaomi not giving this device as global for Malaysia

This is china version. U need to chanhe the region of the Mi Fitness app to china. If u use global version app, all function is good except voice assistant. However, if u use china version app, the voice assistant works well with mandarin only but the map function is invalid (only shows china map). Both version of app share the health information within a single account.

Performance:very goodQuality:flawlessTested the band 8 pro. It's the Chinese version, no problem pairing to samsung galaxy a54. The sensors for heart rate and Oxygen were accurate. Also tested the sensor for number of steps. Accurate record. Yet to test other features. Downloaded some beautiful clock face easily. Mi fitness has a new update. Happy with purchase. Easy to navigate even though it's my first time using a fitness tracker/smartwatch. Recommended product and seller.

Quality:goodNow, the manufacturer has announced the Smart Band 8 Pro, picking up where last year’s Smart Band 7 Pro left off. You’re looking at a similar design here, albeit with a slightly larger OLED screen (1.74 inches versus 1.64 inches). You also still have a metal-coated frame, 5ATM rating, and quick-release straps on the new model.Latest deals on top techGoogle Pixel Watch 214% offSee price at AmazonXbox Series X Diablo IV Bundle37% offSee price at WalmartGarmin Vivoactive 516% offSee price at AmazonApple 2023 MacBook Pro (16-inch, M2 Pro Chip, 512GB)11% offSee price at AmazonMicrosoft Surface Laptop Studio 2 (2023)14% offSee price at AmazonXiaomi has brought some new features to the table to make use of the larger display, such as a ... MoreQuality:goodNow, the manufacturer has announced the Smart Band 8 Pro, picking up where last year’s Smart Band 7 Pro left off. You’re looking at a similar design here, albeit with a slightly larger OLED screen (1.74 inches versus 1.64 inches). You also still have a metal-coated frame, 5ATM rating, and quick-release straps on the new model.Latest deals on top techGoogle Pixel Watch 214% offSee price at AmazonXbox Series X Diablo IV Bundle37% offSee price at WalmartGarmin Vivoactive 516% offSee price at AmazonApple 2023 MacBook Pro (16-inch, M2 Pro Chip, 512GB)11% offSee price at AmazonMicrosoft Surface Laptop Studio 2 (2023)14% offSee price at AmazonXiaomi has brought some new features to the table to make use of the larger display, such as a variety of widgets (e.g. tracking, payments, media playback), an improved UI, and new watch faces and wallpapers.Xiaomi Smart Band 8 Pro official 2The Smart Band 8 Pro also brings a larger battery (289mAh versus 235mAh). Xiaomi claims that the new tracker can therefore last for up to two weeks, or up to six days with the always-on display enabled.Of course, it wouldn’t be a fitness tracker without health and fitness features. Fortunately, the new wearable brings features like integrated GPS, over 150 sports modes, the ability to view a replay of your activity overlaid onto a map (e.g. a run), warmup and stretching guidance, and more.Other notable features include heart rate tracking, SpO2 monitoring, sleep/stress tracking, NFC, and smartphone integration.Xiaomi Smart Band 8 Pro pricing and availabilityXiaomi Smart Band 8 Pro official 1The new Xiaomi wearable is available in China for 399 yuan (~$55), while the model with a leather strap will set you back 449 yuan (~$62).The company didn’t mention global availability for the Smart Band 8 Pro. In saying so, the Band 7 Pro took four months to reach global markets after the Chinese launch. So we might be in for a long wait if it is indeed launching outside China. However, the vanilla Smart Band 8 is already widely available if you like the idea of a cheap fitness tracker.NEWSfitness trackersWearablesXiaomiXiaomi Mi BandComments