The current smart smartband of the Chinese company is the Xiaomi Mi Band 3, which has received numerous updates compared to the previous edition, as the possibility that allows the visualization of the complete text in Chinese characters. If you remember well, there was also an NFC version but then there were no more news. Instead, Xiaomi arrives with a new crowdfunding project. Today, the company announced the "Smartband Black Plus", Whose strength is the AMOLED screen. Its crowdfunding price is of 229 yuan ($ 33). It has reached the 165% of the crowdfunding target and the September 20 should arrive on the market.
This fitness tracker is a third-party product, which is also produced by Shenzhen Ruyi Discovery Technology Co., is equipped with touchscreen 0,95 inches, with a resolution of 240 × 120, 24 bit, a color range that reaches up to 100% thus supporting custom dialing, caller ID, and display of WeChat, QQ, Alipay, Weibo, Taobao messages.
Inside the Black Plus smartband there is the function NFC which you can use to simulate your work card, access control card, lift your wrist to perform various actions, also also supports most of the smart NFC door locks. This function is mainly used in China with intercommunication Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei, which covers 148 cities including Beiguangshen, and will expand more in the future.
In addition to this, the Black Plus smartband is equipped with an integrated battery from 120 mAh which can be used for two days with the 80% power optimization. This product also provides the heart rate sensor PPG. With a high-precision three-axis sensor and an anti-motion interference monitoring algorithm, Skylark can achieve accurate monitoring of movement data.
The Xiaomi Black Plus smartband supports 50 meters of impermeability so you can also use it perfectly when taking a bath or going swimming! If you are interested in the product , promising there is the presentation video where all the functions of the new smartband are summarized!
But will it potentially not be possible in the future to enable the use of NFC also in Europe?