Testseek.com have collected 141 expert reviews of the Xiaomi Mi Band and the average rating is 78%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Xiaomi Mi Band.
December 2014
(78%)
141 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Affordable, Automatic sleep tracking, Brilliant battery life, Water resistant (IP67)
Notifications only for calls, Only works with Android (4.3+) smartphones (iOS version is now available), Currently available only in China (It is now available in several countries outside China, including India), "Xiaomi Mi Band Review", 4 out of 5 based
Overall the Mi Band is a good fitness tracker, which can also track your sleep for the price tag. It doesn't have any complicated setup procedures and works as promised. Even though it doesn't have a display, the call notification is good. Xiaomi can do m...
Too Colorful, Better Sync with other Android Handsets Needed
While we still wait for a full complete review for the smartband, we have to say that the battery remains one of the most important factors for the smartband. Apparently, the built-in battery life gives you up to 30 days of standby time.That means you can res...
The long battery life, bevy of collected data and its looks makes the Mi Band a must have for those who want to monitor themselves, themselves. Plus, it is so affordable!(previously published in issue March 2015)...
I have to say that using the Mi Band on Android systems prior to Lollipop, there will be some features like Trusted Devices for selective password locks are not present. Sure, it's a small feature, but it's the little things that count – especially when i...
Xiaomi Mi Band Hands On: Is it better than expensive fitness trackers?Posted by Warren Lee on 24th December 2014 in Reviews with 0 commentsXiaomi's Mi Band took the storm when it was announced back a couple of months this year, it was the most affordable ...
Abstract: Stop rubbing your eyes, the price tag is correct. At $20, the Xiaomi Mi Band makes you wonder if you are getting a feature-crippled fitness tracker. But it does the job, automatically tracking your daily physical activity, workouts and sleep. It does not...
Abstract: Stop rubbing your eyes, the price tag is correct. At $20, the Xiaomi Mi Band makes you wonder if you are getting a feature-crippled fitness tracker. But it does the job, automatically tracking your daily physical activity, workouts and sleep. It does not...
Much of the limitations of the Mi Band are due to the simplicity of the app. It can break down the number of steps by hour and present your sleep patterns, but there are no recommendations on how to improve your fitness. The activity trackers for jumping ...
Simple neutral design unlikely to clash with your fashion, Excellent battery life, Doesn't need to be constantly connected to smartphone
Gesture to activate the LED indicator is tricky
The Mi Band is perfectly functional, and at S$19.99, it is a great bargain, even if all you're going to use it for is to count your steps or track your sleep....
The Mi Band may not have all of the features found in other activity trackers but at 1/6th the price of a Fitbit Flex or 1/9th of a Jawbone UP we're more than willing to overlook these things. Its core functionality - activity and sleep tracking - is just...
