The Xiaomi Mi Smart Band 4 wearable which was sold out in a matter of minutes during its first sale, would again be offered on 28 September. This sale is slated to take place at 1 PM IST in India. The smart wearable’s USP is that it looks affordable to buy. It has a price tag of Rs 2299 that seems reachable even to the ultra-budget-conscious.  

Mi Smart Band 4 next sale

Prospective buyers could check out the Mi Smart Band 4 through the official Mi portal. Xiaomi is also claiming to deliver the band without buyers having to shell out additional delivery charges. In today’s sale, the wearable was apparently a subject of huge buyer demand. On its part, the Mi Smart Band 4 comes with key technical specifications like the below. 

• 0.95-inch display having resolutions of 120 x 240 pixels 

• On-cell capacitive touchscreen 

• 512KB RAM 

• 16MB ROM 

• 3-axis accelerometer + 3-axis gyroscope 

• PPG heart rate sensor, capacitive proximity sensor 

• 135mAh Lithium-Polymer battery 

• Standby time of nearly 20 days 

• Compatible Android platform – Android 4.4 or above 

• Compatible iOS platform – iOS 9.0 or above 

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As of now, you could sign up to get notified for purchasing the Mi Smart Band 4 smart wearable. You could check out the official Mi portal to sign-up for these notifications. In related Xiaomi news, the mid-range Redmi 8A is slated to be launched on 25 September. This has been a most-expected device from Redmi loyalists’ perspective considering the fact that such devices in the past have turned out to be potential value-for-money offerings. Hence, anticipation for the new Redmi 8A is now on an all-time high. How is yours? 

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