Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Pro is expected to launch in 2026 as a more premium version of the regular Smart Band 10. Leaks and retailer listings show that it will come with better design, display, materials, and features, while still keeping long battery life and strong health tracking.
The band will likely have a bigger rectangular AMOLED screen instead of the usual pill shape. It may feature a 1.74-inch display with a 60Hz refresh rate and higher brightness, making it smoother and easier to see in sunlight.
In terms of build, Xiaomi may use aluminium for the main version and also offer a white ceramic version, which could be more expensive. The band is expected in black, white, and pink colours, and may be slightly heavier due to better materials and a bigger screen, but still comfortable to wear daily.
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It is expected to have 5ATM water resistance (up to 50 metres), so it can be used for swimming and workouts. The band will use a touchscreen with swipe controls. It will support Bluetooth 5.4 for better connection, faster pairing, and lower power usage.
Health features will include heart rate tracking, blood oxygen (SpO2), sleep tracking, and stress monitoring. Improved sensors and AI may make tracking more accurate. It may also include dual-band GNSS, allowing users to track runs and cycling without needing a phone.
Battery life is expected to be strong, with around 14 days of normal use, up to 20–21 days in power-saving mode, and about 9–10 days with always-on display. The band will likely run on Xiaomi’s HyperOS 2-based system and connect to a smartphone app for detailed health and fitness data.
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There may be two versions: one with NFC and one without. The NFC version will support contactless payments in supported regions. The price is expected to be under $100 in the US and higher than the regular Band 10 in India.
The launch is expected in May 2026 in China, with global release within one or two months. Overall, this band may offer premium features like a bigger display, better materials, NFC, and built-in GPS-style tracking, making it closer to a smartwatch while still keeping long battery life.