The Redmi Smart Band Pro is follow-up gadget after the Redmi Smart Band, which was released in 2020. The new model has taken a big step forward in what it offers as a fitness band. Dubbed as ‘SportsWatch’, Redmi Smart Band Pro was launched on February 13 and it is priced at Rs. 3,999, which puts it in the mid-range fitness band category and makes it compete directly with Honor Band 6, GOQii Vital 4.0, Oppo Band and, to an extent, its own flagship Mi Smart Band 6.
Considering that the Redmi Smart Band Pro is the latest offering that comes after a 2-year gap or so, it does offer a superior performance to not only its predecessor but most of the competing devices available today in the segment including, notably, Mi Smart Band 6. It is the superior Mi Smart Band 6 for me at least. Having said that, the lack of GPS does make it stop short. That may be something the company should have taken a re-look at. So, should you be buying it? Let’s find out.
To set the mood for the review, right from the start, let me say that I have been wearing this fitness band for over two weeks now, and based on its performance, I'm impressed.
The Redmi Smart Band Pro comes with a standard rectangular polycarbonate module with curved edges, which gives it a sleeker look. The band comes in all black, which is something I prefer but could be a little disappointing for people who like their smart bands to match their favorite color. The slim silicone straps are generally comfortable.
The display is a 1.47-inch large AMOLED display with 283 ppi density, which makes for a vibrant appearance, even under sunlight. The display is a bit smaller than the 1.56-inch Mi Smart Band 6 but given the rectangular shape, it appears bigger and the information is nicely
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