Xiaomi may be preparing its next Smart Band for global markets.
A new wearable with model number M2561B1 has appeared in regulatory databases from Taiwan's NCC and Singapore's IMDA.
Both certifications list the device simply as a "Smart Band" without revealing its official name. However, the model numbering hints at its place in Xiaomi's lineup.
For reference, Xiaomi used model numbers M2551B1 and M2553B1 for the standard and NFC versions of the Smart Band 10 Pro.
The newly spotted M2561B1 is widely expected to belong to the upcoming Smart Band 11 family.
Some early speculation suggests it could be the Smart Band 11 Active, though the certification documents do not confirm that yet.
The timing is notable.
Xiaomi only recently introduced the Smart Band 10 Pro in China, featuring a 1.74-inch curved AMOLED display, updated health sensors, and improved fitness tracking.
Meanwhile, the Smart Band 9 Pro remains popular in several global markets.
Xiaomi's Smart Band series is known for offering useful health and fitness features at affordable prices.
Heart rate monitoring, sleep tracking, long battery life, and multiple workout modes are standard across the lineup.
The new certifications do not reveal hardware details, but they strongly suggest Xiaomi is preparing another wearable launch outside China.
If the device is part of the Smart Band 11 series, users can expect further refinements in tracking accuracy, software features, and battery optimization.
With certifications now surfacing internationally, more concrete details about Xiaomi's next Smart Band may emerge soon.
