Xiaomi didn't just only showcased the 6.44-inch Mi Max and a brand new MIUI 8 OS, but also a new generation Mi Band, a 10k mAh battery and a Xiaomi iHealth box. There wasn't much information about the products, but here's what we know so far.
The new generation Mi Band (also known as Mi Band 2), now has a bigger LED display and it can be detached from the band. The new band can show more details, such as battery life in percentage, steps taken, speed, heart rate and time on the LED display. Also, according to Xiaomi, users no longer have to check their smartphone app for such details.
There is one problem, though, the Mi Band 2 will be delayed due to production issues so we aren't sure when it will be release even in China, but be rest assured it won't cost highly as previously, Mi Band and the Mi Band 1S was only RM59 and RM65 respectively. So it should make sense that the new Mi Band 2 should cost around that range.
Next, the huge 10000mAh battery measures 12.6mm thick and equip a regular USB port and a USB Type-C port, this adds convenience for smartphones who also uses the same port and will cost 150 Yuan (around RM93).
Lastly, the iHealth box is some sort of a device that can measure biometric data. Once measured, the device will display the results on its 4.3-inch colour screen, it's also compatible with your smartphone over WiFi. The iHealth box will cost 400 Yuan (around RM248).
That's all from Xiaomi's event yesterday, stay tuned for more news at Technave.com!
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