Xiaomi introduced the Smart Band 10 Pro, available globally, with a 1.74-inch 60Hz display supporting 16.8 million colors and a higher peak brightness of 2,000 nits. It keeps a 350mAh battery rated for up to 21 days light use, 15 days normal use, and 8 days always-on use. The band is lighter at 21.6 grams, thinner, and retains durability. Health sensing uses a dual-light PD sensor and upgraded sleep detection algorithms. Xiaomi also released the Buds 6 with an 11mm triple-magnet driver, Qualcomm aptX lossless up to 2.1 Mbps, improved noise cancellation, and a biomimetic curved design for better fit and airflow. The Sound Play speaker offers 18W output, IP68 rating, up to 14 hours battery life, and supports TWS pairing.
"The Smart Band 10 Pro has been kicking it over in China under the Mi Band 10 Pro moniker for a little over a week now. Global wearers get the Smart Band, Chinese buyers get the Mi Band. Name aside, the new wearable is very similar to its predecessor - it has the same size, 1.74-inch display. It's 60Hz and 16.8 million colors, but it's a bit brighter at a peak of 2,000 nits (vs 1,200 on the old one)."
"The battery is the same 350mAh and promises the same runtimes - up to 21 days of light use, 15 days of normal use, and 8 days of always-on use. The new band is slightly lighter at 21.6 grams (the ceramic model is heavier at 28.7g), and it's also thinner, while retaining its durability. Xiaomi says the health sensors are all-new and have a dual-light PD sensor. The band has upgraded sleep detection algorithms, something Xiaomi said when it launched its predecessor - innovation every year!"
"The Xiaomi Buds 6 improve on several key areas over their predecessor. For starters, the buds have a new 11mm triple-magnet driver that would output superior sound. There's also Qualcomm aptX lossless audio driver support with a bitrate of up to 2.1 Mbps (up from 1.2 Mbps on the Buds 5). Noise cancellation should also be better. The Buds 6 have a new "biomimetic curved design", making them thinner and lighter than the previous model, while still delivering a better fit with an increased contact area, and a better airflow design."
"Xiaomi also unveiled something new - the Sound Play, which admittedly is the way a neanderthal might ask his Gemini or Alexa to play some music. The Sound Play has 18W of output, weighs 415 grams, is IP68 rated, so you can take it to the beach, and can last up to 14 hours. The Xiaomi Sound Play supports TWS pairing, meaning you can set up two speakers to pl"
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