European shoppers can now grab Xiaomi’s latest fitness wearable, the Smart Band 11, which promises up to three weeks of battery life on a single charge.
This rollout comes after the device first debuted in China, now extending its reach to Western markets. Xiaomi positions the band as an affordable health-tracking option, tied directly to its broader ecosystem of phones and smart home gadgets.
Two configurations hit the official Xiaomi online store. The standard edition retails for 60 euros. For contactless payments and other NFC functions, buyers pay 80 euros.
The headline feature remains endurance. Xiaomi claims the Smart Band 11 delivers 21 days of typical use before needing a recharge, a figure that outpaces many pricier competitors. The company hasn’t detailed full specs for the European variant in this announcement, but the NFC version adds tap-to-pay convenience for supported payment systems.
Launching across Europe signals Xiaomi’s continued push into the wearable segment, where budget-friendly trackers dominate a significant share of sales. As a result, the Smart Band 11 arrives as a direct challenger to products from Samsung, Fitbit, and other established brands, often at half the price or less.
Availability starts through Xiaomi’s official channels, with third-party retailers likely to follow.
