Xiaomi Expands its Wearable Lineup yet Again – Phandroid

Much like its many different smartphone models, Chinese tech brand Xiaomi also pushes quite a number of different wearable devices onto the market, as seen with its most recent launch, the Redmi Watch Move. The Move launches a few months after the Redmi Watch 5, although it carries some familiar elements from its predecessor.

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Available in Black, Gold, Silver and Blue, the Redmi Watch Move comes with a 1.85-inch AMOLED display that’s wrapped in a chassis with IP68 certification for dust and water protection, and is powered by a battery that Xiaomi claims can last for up to two weeks, although this will realistically depend on your usage.

The watch runs on Xiaomi’s custom HyperOS platform, with access to customizable watch faces, several workout modes, and support for fitness tracking including step count, SPO2 monitoring and sleep tracking, to name a few. It works with both Android and iOS devices, although you’ll need to the Mi Health app to properly use the device with your phone.

It’s cheap as well, retailing to around 20-25 USD when converted. One caveat though is that like a lot of Xiaomi products, it’s not available for buyers in the US (unless you import one from overseas).