Xiaomi’s latest fitness tracker is now available across Europe from €59.99, promising a 2,000-nit AMOLED display, up to 21 days of battery life and an NFC option.
Xiaomi has begun selling the Smart Band 11 across Europe, widening availability after the fitness tracker first appeared in China and then reached only a handful of Asian markets. The move gives European buyers their first straightforward route to the latest version of Xiaomi’s slim wearable without importing it from elsewhere.
In Europe, the standard model costs €59.99, while the NFC-equipped version is priced at €79.99. Xiaomi is selling the metal-cased version in several colours, although its Spanish product pages also mention a ceramic edition that does not yet appear to be on sale. It remains unclear whether that version will follow later.
The Smart Band 11 keeps the same broad formula as its predecessor, with a 1.72-inch AMOLED display at 212 x 520 pixels. Xiaomi says the panel now reaches 2,000 nits of peak brightness, which should improve readability outdoors. The device is also slimmer than before at 9.99mm and weighs 15.58g without the strap.
Under the surface, the band runs HyperOS 4 and includes updated sensors for heart-rate and blood oxygen tracking. Xiaomi says it is water-resistant to 5ATM and works with iPhones as well as Android phones. Battery life is listed at up to 21 days, with the usual caveat that real-world endurance will depend on how heavily the screen, sensors and NFC features are used. The NFC model adds contactless payment support, although the scope of that support has not been fully clarified.
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