Xiaomi’s Smart Band 11 is now on sale in Japan, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam. It’s a $60-ish fitness tracker with a 2,000-nit AMOLED screen and up to 21 days of battery life.
There’s still no official US launch, but you don’t have to import one. Amazon US has the Smart Band 11 in black for $67.99, shipped from a third-party seller with Prime delivery.
Price: $67.99
Where to Buy: Amazon
It’s on Amazon US for $67.99
The listing is the global version in black, sold by SGV Top Shelf rather than Xiaomi. It has a 4.5-star average from more than 2,100 ratings, and Amazon’s holiday return window runs to January 31, 2027 for orders placed from November 1.
That’s close to what Europe pays. Xiaomi sells it there for €59.99 (about $67), or €79.99 with NFC. The Amazon unit is the standard model, so there’s no tap-to-pay.
What the Smart Band 11 does
The screen is a 1.72-inch AMOLED with thin, even bezels, rated at up to 2,000 nits. That’s bright enough to read at a glance outdoors. Xiaomi rates battery life at up to 21 days.
It tracks heart rate, blood oxygen and sleep, including heart rate variability overnight, and it has more than 150 sport modes. It’s rated 5ATM for swimming. The body is 9.99mm thick and weighs 15.58 grams without the strap, and it works with Android phones and iPhones.
Where it launched this week
The band first went on sale in China on September 3 and went global on September 23. Hong Kong and South Korea followed in early October, then Spain and the rest of Europe. Japan, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam are the newest markets.
Midnight Black, Glacier Silver and Mystic Rose are sold everywhere. A ceramic Pearl White version is in every new market except Thailand, and Moon Gold is only in Singapore and Thailand so far. Singapore also gets Lavender Purple.
| Market | Standard | NFC or ceramic |
|---|---|---|
| Singapore | SGD 75.90 (about $59) | Pearl White SGD 105 (about $82) |
| Japan | From JPY 6,980 (about $44) | JPY 9,980 with NFC (about $63) |
| Thailand | THB 1,990 (about $59) | THB 2,990 with NFC (about $89) |
| Vietnam | VND 1,490,000 (about $57) | VND 1,890,000 with NFC (about $72) |
| US (Amazon) | $67.99 | Not sold |
Buying one in the US
You set it up through the Mi Fitness app on Android or iOS. Notifications, workouts and sleep data sync to your phone, and there’s no subscription.
The tradeoff is support. Xiaomi doesn’t sell the band in the US, so returns and warranty claims go through the third-party seller. Amazon’s return window is your real safety net.
Smart Band 11 vs. Band 10 vs. Band 11 Active
The Smart Band 10 is $54.99 on Amazon right now. It has the same 1.72-inch AMOLED size and 21-day rating, so it’s the better deal if you just want the basics. The Band 11 is the newer model, rated at 2,000 nits, for $13 more.
The Smart Band 11 Active is $36.09. It uses a smaller 1.47-inch screen and is the cheap pick for step counts and sleep.
Who should buy it
Buy the Smart Band 11 if you want a bright, light tracker with real battery life and no monthly fee, on either an iPhone or Android phone. At $67.99 it’s about half the price of a Fitbit Charge 6 on Amazon.
Skip it if you need tap-to-pay or a US warranty from the brand. The Fitbit Charge 6 costs about $124 on Amazon, but it has Google Wallet and US support.
Price: $67.99
Where to Buy: Amazon
For a first fitness tracker, this is the one I’d pick, and it’s on Amazon now.
