Xiaomi Mi Band 5 teased to launch in China on June 11

Rumors about the Mi Band 5 have been making rounds since the past few months and earlier this month, the next-generation wearable device from Xiaomi got certified, along with the Mi Band 4C.

Now, the company has confirmed that the Mi Band 5 will be launched in China on 11th June. The launch event will be taking place as a part of the company’s product lineup set for the upcoming 618 sale event in China.

Xiaomi Mi Band 5 Teaser

Recently, some features of the upcoming fitness tracker got leaked online. The leak showed that the Xiaomi Mi Band 5 will come with support camera controls, which is likely in the form of taking images as well as videos, among others.

The upcoming Xiaomi fitness tracker, manufactured by Huami, will come with a bigger 1.2-inch display with support for new watch faces. The leak also reveals various activity tracking modes like running, cycling, skipping, swimming, and more. Furthermore, certain new modes include yoga and indoor cycling, making for a total of 11 different activity tracking modes.

EDITOR’S PICK: Xiaomi-backed Huami witnessed 36.1 percent Year-on-Year revenue increase in Q1 2020; shipped 7.6 million units

It will also have support for NFC, allegedly for Google Pay support for the global market, as well as Amazon Alexa smart voice assistant for those who use it outside of China. The company is already offering XiaoAI smart assistant support for its home market. The leak shows that it will have a single button built into the display. It remains to be seen if the leaked design turns out to be true.

However, do note that these features are based on the recent leak and the company is yet to reveal more information. We expect Xiaomi to share more details about the Mi Band 5 in the coming days with teaser posters.

The Mi Band series is an important lineup for Xiaomi as it helped the company become of the leading wearables brand globally. As per the recent IDC report, the shipments of the wearable device for Xiaomi has exceeded the 100 million mark in just six years.

UP NEXT: Huami shipped 42.3 million wearables in 2019, records impressive 72.4 percent YoY growth

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