Chinese company Xiaomi has reportedly posted details on its upcoming Mi Band 7 fitness tracker online, giving fitness enthusiasts some idea of what to expect. In addition to an always-on display (AOD), GPS support, and a smart alarm feature, the Mi Band 7 will succeed the Mi Band 6.
A fitness tracker, including specifications and features, has yet to be officially announced by the Chinese company.
Xiaomi’s rumoured successor to the Mi Band 6 is tipped to feature a display resolution of 192×490 pixels, which is higher than the 152×486-pixel resolution on the Mi Band 6.
The Mi Band 7 display is expected to feature a new AOD mode on a few watch faces, which is an improvement over the Mi Band 6. It is tipped to offer inbuilt GPS support, which means it could be used to track workouts like jogging and running without a connected smartphone.
The Mi Band 7 is also tipped to come with a power saving mode that could further extend the battery life of the wearable.