It features a 1.47” color display and delivers up to 21 days of battery life in light use (around 8 days with more frequent tracking).
Health features include all-day heart rate and SpO2 monitoring, stress tracking, and sleep tracking. It supports 50 workout modes and carries a 5ATM water-resistance rating.
The metallic finish gives it a slightly more premium look than earlier budget bands.
It is gradually rolling out to early markets in Europe and Asia, with prices like PLN 139 in Poland, Php 1,999 in the Philippines, and 990,000 VND in Vietnam.
Outside these regions, expect a price around €30–€40.
The standard Xiaomi Smart Band 10 sits in the mainstream range, while the 10 Pro steps up the experience.
The Pro version uses a larger 1.74” AMOLED display that reaches up to 2000 nits peak brightness, making it easy to read outdoors.
Battery life reaches up to 21 days in light use.
Health tracking covers continuous heart rate, SpO2, stress, sleep (including HRV during sleep on the Pro), and a wide selection of sports modes.
The Pro also adds independent GNSS for better outdoor tracking and a more refined build with aluminium or ceramic options.
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The standard and pro variants cost about €45 and €65 respectively.
Both models are available across global markets including Europe, Latin America, the Middle East, and Southeast Asia.
The Huawei Watch Fit 5 Pro leans closer to a lightweight smartwatch while still functioning as a strong fitness band.
It features a bright 1.92” AMOLED display and offers up to 10 days of battery life with lighter use.
Huawei’s TruSense system handles continuous heart rate, SpO2, sleep analysis (TruSleep), stress/emotion insights, and more. It also includes an ECG sensor.
The design uses a rotating crown and a relatively slim profile, with solid water resistance for swimming.
It costs approximately €300, £249.99 in the UK, and around 549 AUD in Australia.
WHOOP takes a different approach from most fitness bands, relying on a mandatory subscription model.
The WHOOP 5.0 delivers up to 14 days of battery life and continuously tracks heart rate, HRV, respiratory rate, skin temperature, sleep, and recovery.
Its Healthspan features estimate physiological age and pace of aging based on long-term data.
It’s designed for people who want deep recovery and training insights rather than on-wrist notifications or a bright display.
WHOOP MG delivers over 14 days of battery life and adds medical-grade features including on-demand ECG readings, daily blood pressure insights, and AFib detection.
WHOOP offers three subscription tiers: WHOOP One includes the 5.0 device and core tracking for $199 per year; WHOOP Peak adds a wireless PowerPack and advanced health monitors for $239 per year; WHOOP Life includes the specialized MG hardware for medical-grade ECG and blood pressure tracking for $359 per year.
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The hardware stops tracking once you cancel your membership.
