Category: Wearables

Alpha 9.15 Firmware Update for Fenix 7 & Epix 2 Rolling out
At the end of last month, Garmin launched the alpha version 9.14 to the Fenix 7 series & Epix 2 smartwatches. Now, in the new month, Garmin is releasing an alpha 9.15 firmware update for both these watches. The changelog mentions, four newly added features. The software has added a race calendar and HRV Status widget glance. Further, users can now download the software updates manually using Wi-Fi from the Software update menu.
The ability to notify users of their next race has been added to workouts. The two improvements have also come to Training status and the What’s New page view. Along with this, the software has fixed the majority of features on the Fenix 7 series & Epix Gen 2. It has been fixed Glance folder, UI issue with workout list subtitles, potential shutdown in stocks widget glance, and many more.
You can read the changelog in the new Alpha 9.15 version for Fenix 7 series & Epix 2.
– Improvements made to Training Status
– Improvements made to the What’s New page UI
– Added Race Calendar widget glance
– Added HRV Status widget glance
– Added the ability to manually update software via Wi-Fi to the software update menu
– Added a notification for the user when their suggested workouts have been updated to prepare for a race
– Fixed UI issues with glance folders
– Fixed a UI issue with workout list subtitles
– Fixed potential shutdown in stocks widget glance
– Fixes and improvements made to Training Readiness
– Fixed some UI issues with the Stocks widget glance
– Fixed potential intermittent shutdown on solar models
– Fixed potential incorrect icon usage in some data fields
– Fixed issue with European stocks in the stocks widget glance
– Fixed issue with the stock closing price in the stocks widget glance
– Fixes and improvements made to the Primary Race widget glance
– Fixed UI issue with training readiness bar colors in the glance
– Fixed UI issue with custom workout list when training is paused
– Fixed potential shutdown with body battery graph on the watch face
– Fixed stocks app not persisting tickers after a power cycle of the device
– Fixed an issue where GCM could show 0 instead of 12 am in sleep window settings
– Fixed an issue where using a Hot Key to open Timer from the Spotify library would return to an empty screen
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July 7, 2022
Forerunner 955 Gets First Stable 11.12 Update
The new Garmin Forerunner 955 & 955 Solar smartwatches are receiving their first software updates. It is a stable version for both watches and comes with some improvements. The software version 11.12 has been released and it is available for the first 10% of users. It is the first update for new watches but doesn’t add any new features as the company did with Epix Gen 2, Fenix 6 series & Fenix 7 series.
As we can see in the changelog, it only mentions bug fixes and function improvements. The first improvement has come to touch handling. We have heard an issue in this particular area from the users, and Garmin has decided to enhance it.
Furthermore, it has enhanced data screen drawing and audio dialect selection features. The company has addressed issues with cycling VO2 Max values. The problem with the VO2 Max value also appeared on Fenix 6 & Fenix 7 smartwatches in the previous version.
As per the company, it has fixed the problem with the backlight setting after sunlight. Finally, there are general bug fixes and system stability in the current version.
All the Garmin Forerunner 955 & Forerunner 955 Solar users can avail this software update. To install the new version, open Garmin Express or Garmin Connect Mobile app on both iOS And Android smartphones. It is released sequentially, and today released for the first 10% of users.
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July 6, 2022
Mi Band 5 Update Tracker: New V1.0.2.76 Update Now Rolling Out
Update (04 July): Again Xiaomi took the time to release new software for the fifth generation tracker. It is now releasing firmware version V1.0.2.76 for the Mi Smart Band 5 in major countries. The last update for Band 5 was released at the end of August 2021. It means almost after a year, the company released a new version. As changelog only mentions fixing some bugs, we can’t expect anything new in the update. For better performance, install new software on your smart band.
Update (30/08): After a long gap, Xiaomi’s fifth-gen Mi Band 5 is getting a new firmware version. The latest software comes with firmware version V1.0.2.66 to the wristband. With the latest piece of code, the company has enhanced the user interface which is smooth & faster in loading. As per some users, you can see menus & functions load much faster.
It doesn’t bring any new functionality to the activity tracker. To check for the latest update, make sure you are on the latest Mi Fit app version. Later, you will get notified on your smart tracker.
Original News: Xiaomi is now releasing the latest version of the tracker in all the major countries. The new version identified as V1.0.2.46 now rolls out to provide more stability and to improve the overall quality of the Mi Band. The changelog doesn’t reveal anything about the new version, so we have to dig more into the Mi Fit features or the tracker. The last version with major changes had dispatched with REM sleep and camera remote control features, but this one is not the major one.
As per the leaked source code & the data from other sources, Xiaomi will soon launch a new body temperature function to measure it and compare it with other external devices. It says the features will not only available for Mi Band 5 but also for Mi Band 2, Mi Band 3, Mi Band 4 & Amazfit Band 5. At this point, we don’t have too much information about the major changes in the upcoming firmware, so we have to wait a while for its dispatch.
To get the V1.0.2.46 update, you have to install the Mi Fit app to the newer 4.8.0 app version. Later, open the Mi Fit app, go to your Xiaomi band, and then head to Check for Updates. The new firmware version is available to install in major countries including the US, the UK, India, and many other countries.
July 4, 2022
Alpha 22.73 Update for Fenix 6 Series Released
This month is really busy for Garmin. It has released major software updates for all its major smartwatches including Fenix 6 & Fenix 7 series. At the beginning of June, it released a stable 22.10 version for the six-gen Fenix watches that brought plenty of new functions. Now, in the same month, Garmin is releasing a second update for the Fenix 6 lineup. The latest 22.73 Alpha version is now rolling out for the watches.
The new alpha version includes eBike activity support and a power key control menu item for RCT. The heart rate monitoring has received an updated version, and now, it will alert you when your heart rate exceeds the normal value. The VO2 Max feature which is helpful for regular exercisers will now get four weeks of data. Further, you will receive better VO2 Max results while cycling.
The other addition is the Reference Point feature, and the remaining are fixes to several functions. For clarification, read the below changelog for the 22.73 Alpha version.
- Updated Max HR Alert
- Added eBike Support
- Improved VO2 Max graph to now show 4 weeks of data
- Added a power key control menu item for RCT
- Fixed issue with golf scorecard appearing multiple times
- Fixed issue with rep counting
- Fixed issue with auto lap pace alert showing 0:00 time
- Fixed issue with watersports units
- Added Reference Point feature
- Fixed an issue with preloaded transit cards
- Fixed an issue with Cycling VO2 Max
- Fixed an issue with the Daily suggested workout preview
The new software version is eligible for Fenix 6, Fenix 6s, Fenix 6 Pro, Fenix 6s Pro, and Fenix 6X models. It is the Alpha version, formerly known as the Beta version. You have to manually install it using a computer.
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July 1, 2022
Huawei Band 7 Gets WeChat Payment & Quick Reply Support
Huawei Band 7 has received a new software update that brings two new essential features. The latest smart band has finally gotten quick reply support that let you answer the incoming messages or app notifications. The WeChat Payment support has also come to Huawei Band 7. With the new payment system, users can make transactions from their smart band. WeChat is a very famous app in China, and it will help Chinese users.
On the first day, the band received support to reply to incoming messages, but it took some time for the company to enable it. Users will see some pre-defined texts on the band to give quick answers. You will find short answers like ‘Good morning, Hi, Hello, Call you later, See you soon,’ etc.
We are not sure about the support for pre-defined emojis, stickers, and other formats. Also, not sure if you can add your own short answers to the list. For now, it doesn’t support any kind of input, so you can not reply to messages via keyboard or voice input.
After installation, you can use WeChat Payment. For that, you have to first install the WeChat app on the paired smartphone. Later, with the help of a QR code, you can scan the app with the Huawei band to verify it. Like Mi Smart Band 7 NFC, you can make payments at supported outlets or shopping malls in China.
Furthermore, it optimizes the display effects of some interfaces and icons. Finally, it has stabilized many scenarios to get improved results. The new firmware version 2.0.0.26 is available to install in China, and it is nearly 11MB in size. Huawei may soon open this update in other countries.
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June 29, 2022
Alpha 9.14 Update for Fenix 7 & Epix 2 Brings Forerunner 955 Features
Garmin is now delivering a new Alpha 9.14 version to the Fenix 7 & Epix 2 series smartwatches. In the latest alpha version, the company has brought plenty of Forerunner 955 features to the Fenix 7 & Epix 2 series. At the launching of the Forerunner 955, Garmin promised to release its features to previous smartwatches and the rollout has now begun. The new HRV Status, Training Readiness, Acute Training Load, Morning report, Race calender & race pace widgets, and daily suggested workouts have come to these watches.
Apart from that, Garmin has launched some new other features to the watches. It has added SatIQ support, eBike support, race day feature, stock widget, reference point app, and widget glance folder. Further, it has received the Cycling ability feature from Edge 1040 device. For Golf users, it brings Golf virtual caddie support and Golf wind speed & direction support. Finally, Garmin has fixed many existing features.
The list is too long to cover. You can read the changelog for Fenix 7 series and Epix 2 below.
Added SatIQ support
Added eBike support
Added Race Day features
Added Stocks widget glance
Added a Reference Point app
Added widget glance folders
Added Cycling Ability feature
Added Golf Virtual Caddie support
Added categorization to Activity setup
Added Training Readiness widget glance
Added a power key control menu item for RCT
Added Golf wind speed and direction support
Added ability to disable temperature recording for an activity
Added support for Run Power when paired with a compatible accessory
Added multicolor support to Climb Pro graphs for non-biking activities
Added a “What’s New” screen to call out new features in software updates
Added a watch face chart data fields for battery level and floors climbed
Fixed issues with Jumpmaster wind entry
Fixed issue with the Lock on Road feature
Fixed some localization/translation issues
Fixed issue with auto lap pace alert showing 0:00 time
Fixed golf Tournament mode Green View zoom scaling issue
Fixed issue with hours field for Set Timer in strength workouts
Fixed issue with touch interaction when viewing a Climb preview
Fixed inability to access Segments during an Ultra Run activity
Fixed potential corrupted characters in Daily Suggested Workout
Fixed potential screen flash when using a Connect IQ watch face
Fixed potential shutdown when changing music during an activity
Fixed issue with Climb Pro graph coloring for some bike profiles
Fixed potential shutdown when receiving a tip while on a Connect IQ watch face.
Fixed issue causing the device to incorrectly report that it was out of storage space
Fixed potential shutdown when in a strength workout and transitioning from a jog step
Fixed issue where a solar setting was showing up in the Garmin Connect app on non-solar devices
Improved Wi-Fi download speeds
Improved automatic altimeter calibration
Improvements made to Daily Suggested Workouts
Improved VO2 Max graph to now show 4 weeks of data
Improvements and fixes made to Green Contours support
Improvements and fixes were made to the Adventure Race activity
Improved Flashlight to remember configured settings over a power cycle
Improved sensors menu by moving connected sensors to the top of the list
Improved the automatic max heart rate notifications and associated settings
Increased the maximum Golf Club count to 30
Update usage of alpha/beta status on the About page
Updated phone app pairing flow to now use PIN comparison
Don’t be confused with the Alpha version as they are previously called beta, but the company has changed rules recently. You can’t download alpha software automatically on your smartwatch. You have to manually download them.
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June 29, 2022
Garmin may soon Release Wearables with ECG & BP Features
All across the world, users applauses Garmin for its high-end products and advanced functions. With the premium products like Fenix & Forerunner series, the company has earned a huge fanbase. Still, some features are missing on Garmin smartwatches and other fitness trackers. Garmin still has to announce its products with ECG & blood pressure functions. Most of us think Fenix 7 series will fill the gap, but that didn’t happen.
Now as per the new patent filed by Garmin, it is one step closer to introducing ECG & blood pressure features. The patent was first spotted by the Gadgets & Wearable website in the US Patent & Trademark Office (USPTO), which shows Garmin is near to launching these functions.
The patent describes a Garmin smartwatch that can track ECG measurements. The paperwork describes two electrical contact points. The one is located on a bezel or physical button, and the second one is on the back side that contacts with wearer’s skin.
Image Source: USPTO
The patent has also mentioned BP measurement on the smartwatch. There are not many details about the second one, but the source claims it is an on-demand service and may have two contact points. More clarification will come from the company in the coming weeks or months.
In a market, all the premium smartwatches have ECG & BP features in most of the major countries. Samsung first launched it on Galaxy Watch Active 2, Apple on Watch Series 4, Fitbit with Fitbit Sense, and now even Amazfit has these features. Garmin may launch it with upcoming smartwatches like Fenix 8 series or the wearables.
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June 22, 2022
Fossil may have Again Postponed Wear OS 3.0 Release Date
Since the second half of 2021, Fossil has been promising users to release the latest Wear OS 3.0 update for its smartwatches. At launching, it first made a word to distribute Google’s latest software in early 2022. When we entered the new year, then the official person answered later in mid-2022. Earlier this month, when a Twitter user asked about the actual release date, the company replied that the update will dispatch at June end or early July.
Now, the irony is Fossil has suddenly deleted all the answers from its Twitter account. We don’t know when the official person has deleted all the tweets related to the upcoming Wear OS 3 version, but you will not find any of them.
In the answer, the Fossil team had officially confirmed the major update will roll out at the end of June or early July. It means the release would have happened in the next two to three weeks. Now disappearing tweets raise many questions. Has the company again postponed the release date?
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In the tweet, Fossil also claimed to bring new software to the previous Fossil Gen 5 series. Now, when there is a doubt about Gen 6, then for sure, previous watches have to wait a little longer if the company has planned to release a new version for Gen 5.
We have already said, it is not the first time company pushed it to later dates. It is almost one year for Fossil Gen 6 in the market, and still, it is running on Wear OS 2.x software. On the other hand, Galaxy Watch 4 series is preparing itself for the big Wear OS 3.5-based One UI 4.5 update.
June 17, 2022
Stable 22.10 Firmware Version Released for Fenix 6 Series
Since the last few updates, Garmin has been continuously releasing stable software updates for Fenix 6 series. The last 21.80 version was released with plenty of fixes and a couple of new features. Now, Garmin is releasing a 22.10 firmware update for Fenix 6 series. It is also a stable version, and its main focus is to squash some known bugs. It has fixed an issue where ‘Battery in Days’ reports zeroes in Connect IQ app.
This battery reporting issue was supposed to fix in the previous version, but it is still carried in a new version. It is still mentioned in the changelog, and hope this time it has been solved. Incorrect value in cycling VO2 Max will now show you correct results.
The false reporting in walk/run/idle total time didn’t equal total time displayed on a watch and Garmin connect has been fixed. Further, the golf courses will load without failing when you start them. You can read the whole 22.10 changelog for Fenix 6 series below.
Fixed an issue where Run/Walk/Idle total time didn’t equal Total Time displayed on watch/Garmin Connect (now all times when totaled should match Total Time).

Fixed an issue where a user could not delete a Strength workout from the device.

Fixed an issue with Metronome hotkey not working in the Walk activity.

Fixed an issue in the Jumpmaster activity where the listed elevation data would not properly update.

Fixed an issue that could prevent the device from booting up properly.

Fixed a possible crash when completing Strength workouts that didn’t have any rep counting steps.

Fixed an issue where “Battery in Days” would report 0 in Connect IQ apps.

Fixed an issue causing incorrect cycling VO2 max values.

Fixed an issue where golf courses could fail to load.

Other minor improvements and bug fixes.
The new firmware update is currently rolling out for the first 25% of Fenix 6 series users. Wait until it reaches your Garmin watch.
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June 16, 2022
Garmin Epix 2 Receives Stable 8.37 Software Update
By halting the 8.35 version, Garmin is now releasing a stable 8.37 software update for Epix 2. The reason behind the sudden decision of stopping the previous update is unclear, but it company requested to install a new version. In the latest 8.37 software update, Garmin Epix 2 gets all the features and changes that came with the previous version. Besides, Garmin may have fixed some known bugs to enhance the performance.
The major reason behind new firmware is could be a battery drain issue. Many users since the last few versions complained about poor battery life on both Fenix 7 series & Epix Gen 2 watches. It could have been solved to get normal battery life as before.
Garmin has already solved an audio quality issue that occurred in pre-installed software. That issue never rose again on both watches. The multiple issues with Connect IQ app also have been solved with its newer version.
The company has specifically mentioned that it has fixed the issue with Connect IQ app on Epix 2. Further, it mentioned fixing the problem with the pulse Ox history graph. We never know if there is a problem with the previous information, though it is better if Garmin has taken care of it.
The changelog further mentions that the issue causing users to receive poor cycling VO2 max and performance conditions estimates has been fixed. All the remaining changelog is the same as before. The software update is now rolling for the first 10% of Epix 2 users.
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June 15, 2022
Garmin Suddenly Releases 8.37 Firmware Update for Fenix 7 Series
These days Garmin is going through many challenges in its software updates for various watches. In the past, Garmin has to halt software releases for Fenix 6, Fenix 7 & Epix Gen 2 watches due to software failure. The battery drain, performance issue, audio issue, and functions not working properly are major problems in that firmware. After that, Garmin released a stable 21.80 version for Fenix 6 series and an 8.35 version for Fenix 7 & Epix 2 smartwatches.
The stable version is supposed to solve all the issues on these devices but some devices are still suffering. It is what Garmin’s latest software indicates. Now by stopping the stable 8.35 version, Garmin has suddenly rolled out the 8.37 firmware version.
The new firmware version is rolling out for Fenix 7 series and Epix Gen 2 watches. After installing the previous 8.35 version, some users were facing a battery drain problem. It means the battery problem is still haunting the company, so they suddenly switch to newer software.
Still, we don’t know if the current version solves the critical issues on the Fenix 7 series. If you want to install it, then you can download it from your smartwatch. Make sure to backup your watch data before installing it.
Along with previous fixes, the changelog mentions Garmin has fixed poor cycling VO2 Max and performance condition estimates. All the other changelog is the same as before. The update is rolling out for the first 10% of users, and the remaining will get it soon.
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June 14, 2022
Amazfit GTS 4, GTS 4 Mini, GTR 4 & GTR 4 Pro Coming Later This Year
Zepp Health has confirmed to launch the fourth-gen Amazfit GT series smartwatches later this year. The company has officially announced it at its ‘May 2022 Investor Call’ event. Further, the Mini version of Amazfit GTS 4 has passed FCC certification, thanks to the Gadgets & Wearables website. Last year, Zepp Health skipped GTS 3 Mini variant from the launch, but now the company may have decided to launch it.
Apart from the Mini version, the regular Amazfit GTS 4, Amazfit GTR 4 & GTR 4 Pro smartwatches will be coming. The Pro variant in the Amazfit GT line has added last year, and this year to company wants to continue it.
Why not, finally, the GTR Pro version is most advanced than the other models. The Pro variant also comes with third-party app support. The company is slowly introducing new apps in the store, and new developers are launching their apps and watch faces.
Image: Amazfit GT Series
Furthermore, we could see the next version of Zepp OS for the watches. From the previous series, Zepp Health has introduced a new Zepp OS. This year, it may come with new features, improvements, and better support.
The Amazfit GTS 4 Mini which has appeared on the FCC site reveals 270mAh battery power. The paperwork mentions moniker number A2176 has been assigned to the watch. In the coming days, the other watches will also appear on the FCC website.
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June 13, 2022
Galaxy Buds Pro 2 may Launch Soon, Color Options Leaked
Recently, a rumor claimed Galaxy Buds Pro 2 will not launch alongside Galaxy Z Fold 4 & Flip 4 devices. Now, a new leak has come ahead and revealed more information about the next Samsung earbuds. The new tipster Max Jambor claims the mass production of Galaxy Buds Pro 2 has started, and within a few weeks, the company could announce it. It hints the upcoming earbuds could be unveiled earlier than the August event.
Another tipster Snoopytech has mentioned that the new earbuds will have three color options. Those color variants are Zenith Bora Purple, Zenith White, and Zenith Graphite. It has also been reported that the Buds Pro 2 ends up in the store much before the next foldable phones and Galaxy Watch 5.
Further, it claims the earbuds will launch in early July in major countries. It is hard to believe for now because Samsung always launches its earbuds along with other flagship devices. If we go with these two sources, then Samsung might have something different this time.
Image: Galaxy Buds Pro
For now, there are no other details about the next earbuds. We can expect better audio quality with ANC performance, longer battery life, improved audio 360, and a newer design. If Samsung brings new features, then they will be always welcomed on the earbuds.
In the next August event, Samsung is planning to launch Galaxy Z Fold 4, Flip 4, and Galaxy Watch 5 series devices.
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June 13, 2022
Strava Adds New Trail Sports & Features in Latest Update
In the latest update, Strava has added four new trail sports to the activities and also added some new features. Strava is one of the most popular fitness apps, and it works on every possible device. On regular basis, the company updates its app with new features, and this one also brings essential functions. Now with Strava, users can use Trail Run, Mountain Bike, E-Mountain Bike & Gravel Ride modes. These workout modes will boost your confidence in outdoor trekking or exercises.
It has also added the Save routes offline and Complete trail details feature to the app. With these added features, Strava has come closer to what Komoot offers to its users. By saving routes on the device and getting complete route details, you will not be worried about lost routes in unknown areas.
It will also guide you about your next trip and its routes. The app will tell you at what time the route is popular, and further, it tells when in the year is the best time to go. It will also show how much time the route will take to complete.
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With the help of a large Strava community, the app will guide you on different routes, so you will get quick guidance. For now, all the new Strava features are for subscribers. If you haven’t subscribed yet, then you can do it to use them.
Finally, the first-time paid subscriber can get the benefit of two months of free trials. The latest Strava update will soon be available for all the users across major platforms.
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June 11, 2022
Fenix 7 Gets Stable 8.35 Software Update with Plenty of Fixes
Fenix 7 series smartwatches are now promoted to the latest 8.35 firmware version. It is the stable version of the previously released 8.35 beta version. Now, after making all the features stable and improving some of them, Garmin has rolled out a new update. Earlier this week, the Fenix 6 series also received a 21.80 stable update, and today, the Epix Gen 2 gets a stable 8.35 version with the same changelog. For Fenix 7 series, the bug fixing list is larger than before.
In a new update, there are three added functions. It has added the ability to delete Strength workouts from the device. The other is the ability to add workout-related ‘interval’ fields to the data screen. The third feature is feedback for installation angle reset for bike power meters. Apart from that, the fixes have come to Connect IQ, Health activity, Wi-Fi sync issue, golf app, and more. You can read about the full changelog below.
Added ability to delete Strength workouts from the device.
Added the ability to add workout-related “interval” fields (speed, pace, time, distance, and reps) to any configurable data screen.

Added feedback for installation angle reset for bike power meters.

Fixed issue causing roads to not draw on the map at times.

Fixed issue where Connect IQ glances would not show if multiple were present.

Fixed issue causing erroneous Storage Full messages.

Fixed inability to calibrate treadmill distance.

Fixed issue causing manual Wi-Fi sync to fail with server connection error.

Fixed inability to remove Connect IQ apps via phone.

Fixed a few UI issues with the Tides app.

Fixed a potential shutdown with multisport activities when using Connect IQ data fields.

Fixed not being able to re-add the main data screen in the Fish activity.

Fixed issue where the Health Snapshot activity could connect to external sensors.

Fixed an issue where the golf map and green contours would not be drawn correctly after a fresh download to the device.

Fixed golf green contour line density in some scenarios.

Fixed issue with power modes in activity reverting to normal mode.

Updated translations.
It is the stable 8.35 software update, so you can install it from your Garmin Fenix 7 series smartwatch. The firmware is available for all the Fenix 7 series watches including Solar variants. Initially, the update will be available for 10% of users, and then roll out for the remaining users.
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June 10, 2022
Mi Band 7 Global Launch is Near as Users Accidentally receive it
Xiaomi will soon launch Mi Band 7 global variant outside China. The official launch date is not disclosed yet by the company, but we think we are near to getting it. Now to make it solid proof, some users on Reddit have claimed they have received Xiaomi Band 7 global version by the company. As per users, they had ordered a Chinese variant of Mi Band 7, but the company accidentally delivered a global version.
The user also has shared an image of the product, which he has gotten from the AliExpress website. We don’t know whose mistake is here. The mistake could be from AliExpress, or Xiaomi itself, but the user is telling truth. He is confident about Band 7 as he shared feedback on the product with other users.
By looking at the image shared by the user, we can clearly see the product name Xiaomi Smart Band 7 on the package. He also has answered some of the questions asked by other users. First, he says the product is all in the English language with the support of other European languages.
It is not the first time, Xiaomi has delivered the wrong product yet right for users. Many users in European regions specifically in Poland claim to get the global version. The new eCommerce company has delivered this fitness tracker with Polish support.
Xiaomi could officially announce the global version later this month or early next month. It may first launch in Europe and later in other countries. For a reminder, the Mi Smart Band 7 has a 1.62-inch display, the always-on display supports, more workout modes, watch faces, and improved Spo2 function.
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June 8, 2022