Xiaomi Mi Band 7 Activity Tracker High-Res 1.62" AMOLED Screen, Bluetooth 5.2, 120 Sports Modes, Optical Heart Rate & Blood Oxygen Sensor, 24HR Heart Rate & Sleep Monitor Smart Watch

This watch accomplished everything I wanted it to accomplish and more. I believe it was an excellent buy for this price point and definitely recommend it. I've had a number of other similarly priced watched in the past and each one seemed to have some area where the software or a function was lacking. So most of what I will mention are things I was pleasantly surprised by or have found lacking in other products that this has. I've had the watch for more than 2 months. APP - Right away it will prompt you to download the "Mi Fitness" app (Xiaomi Wear), which has a pretty good interface and settings, but I found that the watch also connects well to the "Zepp Life" app (formerly Mi Fit) and this app gives the watch a few more functionalities that I wanted. The Zepp Life app connects to Google Fit without a third party app as well as allowing you to reply to messages (from a bank of up to 10 customizable messages or with emojis (find in 'Fast Reply Management' under 'Notifications and Reminders' in the app), and it allows you to remotely take pictures by clicking your watch. I think the notification reply feature is worth the switch. HEALTH - It has over 100 workout modes (including chess, esports, and foosball), but does more data for the more common ones. The workouts have been pretty accurate it seems and it does pretty good at doing continuous monitoring of heart and calories and speed and whatnot. If you choose an outdoor workout it will take a second to connect to your phone GPS and then you can start, but you don't have to open your phone at all. It has done a pretty good job with tracking swimming and I did not have trouble exiting the locked mode for swimming. Note that the watch does not have continuous heart monitoring except when in a workout mode (the most frequent otherwise is every minute), so if you forget to start a workout on your watch then it probably won't be very accurate in calculating your heart rate zones during that workout. But the watch will record 'light activity' or 'slow walking' among other things without you doing anything if you take a closer look at your step count. - Blood oxygen and stress measurements require you to be pretty still while measuring, so even if you have the setting where it is supposed to measure every few minutes it most likely won't unless you are very still. It mostly measures when you are asleep. - Most watch companies have some formula for basically showing how active you have been recently. Xiaomi has PAI (Personal Physiological Activity Indicator), which takes all of your data and your personal physical data (height, weight, gender) and gives you points based on how much activity you have done in the last week. It adapts to what it knows about you and makes it harder to gain points the fitter you are. I like it, another fun thing to track. - You can also see that it calculates your VO2 Max, which I don't know if you can trust, but it fun to compare against your past self; and it shows your 'workout load' for the past week, which shows if you are exercising an amount that will not have much impact on your athletic ability, or if you are doing too much and are likely to cause fatigue or injury, or if you are in the green zone of growing athletic ability. It's another fun measurement. BATTERY - The battery is very good. When I first got it I ran a few tests: 1. The battery lasted 7-8 days when I used it at medium functionality (1-2 short workouts/day, smart heart monitoring, and only manual stress and blood oxygen measurements, no Always on Display) 2. The battery lasted 4 days when I turned pretty much every feature that could drain battery on (I didn't turn AOD on but made the tilt-to-wake more sensitive) 3. There is a battery saver mode that only records steps and basic sleep information that I didn't try, but I imagine it will reach the 14 or so days that they claim it can reach. Now I have most of the features on and I just charge it for about 20 minutes when I take a shower each day (it recommends keeping the watch away from heat) and the battery stays in the 80-100% range. I didn't find the sleep breathing quality (beta) feature to be very helpful, but it does seem to give a good drain on the battery (it uses the blood oxygen levels somehow; it might be more helpful if you are older and have worse sleep). OTHER FEATURES - See the picture for all the apps on the watch. - I do like that you can set and change and add new alarms all from the watch. I also like that there is a 'smart alarm' function you can turn on that will wake you up a little before your alarm if it senses that you are in a lighter sleep stage. - You can control the media playing when you are in workout mode, and you can lock your screen on workout mode to prevent accidental touching (automatically does when swimming). - There is a find my phone feature that I have found to be helpful. - There are plenty of watchfaces to choose from and you can even upload your own picture on some of them. Some of the watchfaces allow you to customize what information you have on the screen. - I've also had no problems in staying connected to the app. It always delivers notifications and syncs easily with the app. - It has all the other functions that you might expect a watch at this price range to have. ISSUES - You should note that the device does not have a light sensor on it so it will not automatically adjust the brightness for you, and for some reason you have to dig through settings to be able to change it at all (which is hard to do if you can't see your screen). I don't usually need to turn the brightness up, and actually wish the screen could be less bright at the lowest setting, so I just changed my background to a darker one and that helped.

I own quite a collection of smartwatches, many of them more expensive than the Xiaomi Mi Band 7. However, I find myself consistently reaching for this budget-friendly option. I initially bought it for work, thinking it would be a sturdy, affordable option I wouldn't have to worry about damaging. What I didn't expect was how quickly it would become my go-to watch! Here's why: Pros: Affordable Price: The Xiaomi Mi Band 7 comes at a fraction of the price of other smartwatches, making it an excellent value-for-money proposition. High-Res AMOLED Screen: The 1.62" screen is vibrant, clear, and easy to read. The fact that this quality display is available at this price point is impressive. Long Battery Life: I can't stress enough how pleased I am with the battery life. It lasts over two weeks on a single charge! It's a refreshing change from having to charge a watch every night. Durable Build: It's built to last, and it stands up well to everyday wear and tear. It's perfect for work environments where it might get knocked around. Bluetooth 5.2 Connectivity: Seamless connectivity ensures that notifications and updates come through quickly and without any hiccups. Full Range of Features: The activity tracking, sleep monitoring, and other health-related features are all useful and perform well for a device at this price point. Stylish and Comfortable: Despite its budget price, it doesn't look or feel cheap. It's comfortable to wear all day, and its sleek design fits well with various outfits. Cons: Honestly, considering its price, it's hard to find any real drawbacks. Conclusion: The Xiaomi Mi Band 7 is a remarkable smartwatch that combines affordability, functionality, and style. Its long-lasting battery, high-resolution display, and robust feature set make it stand out in the crowded market of budget smartwatches. Whether you're looking for a reliable work watch or just an everyday activity tracker, this little gem is worth every penny. It's become my go-to watch, and I can't recommend it enough!

I got this watch because I have a nickel allergy and I could not make my FitBit stop irritating my skin. I tried liquid bandage, I tried putting tape over the part that touches your skin, I tried baby powder, I kept the band impeccably clean and dry and I could not stop the nickel on the Fitbit from causing me a horrible rash on my wrist. I did not want to spend several hundred dollars for a fitness watch all because of a brand name, especially after spending so much on my Fitbit and having it wasted. There are very few fitness watches on the market that do not have nickel that touches the skin, but this is one of them. I did as much research as I could and purchased this one and I do not regret it. I actually like it more than I ever liked my Fitbit because this one was only around $50 and does everything my Fitbit did AND MORE. I had the fitbit versa 3. Not sure why I was not able to get oxygen monitoring on my Fitbit, because they advertised that as a feature, but it is available for free on this band. Be more customizable than Fitbit or any other smartwatch I've seen. I actually put a picture of my dog as my watch face with a customized overlay (the actual watch time, the heart rate, whatever else you want to see). The photo quality of my watch face is crazy. It looks just like a phone screen and it behaves like one too. It's very receptive and fast. So much about this watch is highly customizable which is great for me because I'm very particular about what I want popping up on my watch, so I don't get distracted. You have a lot of freedom in choosing what alerts pop up on your watch and during what hours of the day, you can even choose a custom vibration pattern. Around October 24 I purchased 2 of the xiaomi band 7s for my boyfriend and I. It is now November 18th as I'm writing this, so that's how long I've had the watches. The only downsides to this watch that I have found are: the companion app, the durability of the screen, and the band falling off sometimes. I will explain in detail. The Google app store has two applications for this watch and only one of them is good. Both of them are a little bit unintuitive to navigate, but it is manageable. The app recommended in the manual is the one that most people don't like (I found this out online from reviewers). A few times, I was out of the house and my band just came undone and fell off. I almost didn't notice and I could have lost my watch. Luckily I noticed in time and I picked it up, but unfortunately the screen was chipped a bit on the edge. It fell on concrete but it only fell like 2 ft down. The good app to get is ZEPP LIFE. Don't even bother with the other one. You can do everything you need to do in the Zepp Life app! Hey xiaomi, you should advertise that your watch is nickel free because you could increase your customers! I had to search the web to find recommendations from other people who have nickel allergies. This information is hard to find, so you guys are missing out on potential customers. TLDR; I absolutely love this watch and I am very happy that I purchased it. I would definitely buy other products from xiaomi because of my experience with this watch. I prefer it to my old Fitbits and the price makes it a great value.

This fitness band is awesome!!! Quite surprising for the price, I actually labeled it a cheapo. I've been a Fitbit user for 7+ years now. My last Inspire gave up the ghost, I suspect from being used about 3x a week for tracking swim laps. I had ordered a replacement Fitbit, a Charge 5, that was taking forever to arrive, and their cust svc reps can't tell me why the status keeps saying "processing". As a side bar here, I've noticed that ever since Google bought Fitbit, svc there has tanked. Tracking was inaccurate, if at all. So I researched other swim trackers, and the Xiaomi Mi Band 6 was on all the lists as the cheapest yet most accurate swim tracker. However, it isn't available anywhere anymore, so I bought the next step up, this Xiaomi Mi Band 7. I was very pleasantly surprised. The default clock face was very colorful like in the box and the ad on Amazon's website. After charging, I scanned the QR code on the watch to download the Mi Fitness app--not to be confused with the Mi Fit app, which was replaced by Zepp Life. Reviews online said to download one or the other, I chose to download the Mi Fitness app. The tracker paired easily and quickly. The Mi Band 7 tracked my steps accurately, and only true steps. As opposed to ALL my other Fitbits that also "counted" my hand movements when I played keyboards as steps. It also tracked my swim laps accurately, even when I didn't do flip turns. As opposed to ALL my other Fitbits that were usually off by several yards, usually counting less, especially when I didn't do flip turms. My other Fitbits also took a while before starting to count laps, like I would be on my 8th or even 10th warmup breaststroke lap before it starts counting laps. Additionally, ALL my other Fitbits would "recognize" my ironing as swimming laps! Go figure! The only caveat I found that I wasn't very happy with, was the difficulty stopping the tracker after I'm done with my swim: it's very easy to turn it on and start it, but even after drying it thoroughly for a minute or two, the face was unresponsive to my taps that was trying to call up the screen that would allow me to stop the tracker from tracking. As a result, it told me I finished a normal 40-minute swim exercise in 1 hr 14 mins, coz that's how long it took me to actually get it to stop. Appearance-wise, it has a pleasingly vibrant and colorful clock face that you can change. The choices were so many, it was hard to make up my mind! I uploaded one as a sample here. Even the apps and stats are colorful. If I had received my Fitbit Charge 5 by now, I could probably compare and see if Fitbit/Google improved their black-and-white clock face to a colorful one as well. The dashboard on the Mi Fitness app was easy to read. I'll probably try using Zepp Life concurrently with the Mi Fitness app. Another thing I love about this tracker is that it detects whether I've been sitting or standing for a long time. It vibrates to tell me to Walk Around. My Fitbits never did that as well. Not sure if Xiaomi trackers have a mini gyroscope that tracks your positioning as well. I've played keyboards with this tracker, and it has NEVER counted my hand movements as steps. Another caveat: almost every other fitness and health app do not sync or pair with Mi Fitness. So I had to download MyFitnessPal & manually add my Mi Band 7 stats there. I use the Virgin Pulse health app coz it's the preferred health app by my insurance that will be reimbursing me for the purchase of this Xiaomi tracker. Virgin Pulse does sync with MyFitnessPal. All you tracking and health apps out there, you should look to letting Xiaomi Mi Band users connect with you. It's the best, most affordable, beautiful-looking tracker I've ever bought!! And at $49.99, who can beat that price?? It's definitely got MORE value for the money, compared to Fitbit after it was bought by Google. Another note: I bought this to mainly use it for swimming; walking, some hiking, treadmill, yoga, weights are my other go-to exercises that I use my trackers for. This tracker does NOT have a GPS, and I'm not a runner. However, runners will also love this tracker coz it syncs with Strava. If you do long runs, though, and a GPS is an essential for you, I suggest the Xiaomi Smart Band Pro 7 that does have GPS plus all the other activity tracking stuff that my Mi Band 7 has. (My husband bought the Smart Band Pro 7, that's how I know.)

The entire reason I purchased the Mi Band was because my Apple Watch screen shattered when I dropped it. I decided that I didn’t want to pay for another watch and was looking for a solid alternative. Now I am not a “gym rat” or a fitness guru. I try to walk or jog occasionally to stay healthy. I did some research and decided to give this a try. Here are the pros and cons I have experienced up to this point after about 3 weeks of wear. Pros: Battery life!! Now understand that this is relative. A lot of the life is going to be determined by what you have turned on or off. During the first weeks I had most of the options on. Heart monitoring, notifications etc. I recently trimmed that down to essentially just step tracking, sleep tracking and heart monitoring every 30 minutes. I’m on day 6 and still have 52% battery so quick math says I’ll hit possibly the 10 day mark which to let is outstanding. Apple Watch battery doesn’t come close. Customization of the screen. There are pay options with the app for a couple bucks but I have found that the free versions are enough for me. Ease of use. It’s pretty intuitive once you play with it a bit. There are two apps that will work with the Mi Band. One is Zepp Life and the other is Mi Fitness. I tried both but for me, I found Zepp life to be more to my liking. One reason is Mi Fitness only allows for metric and Zepp allows imperils measurement. Essentially they are very similar in layout and use so you may find one more to your liking. Comfort. The band is very light and comfortable to wear. There are options to change to other bands should you wish for color or style and eventually I will probably bed looking to purchase some. Water proof. It’s not made for scuba divers but washing hands, showering or swimming will not lose an issue. I typically don’t wear mine to shower but that’s due to one of the cons I’m about to lost. Syncing to Apple Health. Both Apps sync to Apple health which I found extremely useful. I tried a Casio gshock that did not and found it very irritating. Cons False registering of steps. I noticed in the shower that the movements of my hand were picking up as steps. Now to be fair I may have had the incorrect sensitivity level setting on the app. Have not tested since. Screen does not auto adjust to light. That hasn’t been a huge issue. Ut it is worth mentioning. I’ve had a couple of times that it was noticed mostly outdoors. Notifications. You receive them on the band (texts, alarms, notifications from apps) but you can’t respond. I turned it off because I wasn’t utilizing it but you should understand what your getting before you purchase. Calendar notifications showed but unlike Apple Watches they are not shown until the time of the event which doesn’t help me if it’s meant to be a reminder. NFC. The Chinese version supposedly has it. I never really used it in on my apple watch so I didn’t really miss it but just mentioned it for you to be aware. All in all I’m very happy with the results. I did purchase a screen protector to keep the screen from becoming scratched with wear. Probably not a bad idea for you to do the same. Considering the battery life and the fact that it is probably enough for the casual fitness person I think you won’t be disappointed.

I bought one of these after trying a different value-priced fitness tracker, and this one is so much better. It's a great value for the price. I was mostly looking for something to track my pulse and blood oxygen level, for health reasons, and both of these work great. The sleep tracking is really cool, too. It's not perfect, I've had a couple of glitches, and I wish that you could adjust the timing if you have a weird schedule, but the detail it shows you, breaking down your light, deep, and REM sleep is really cool. As for the activity tracking, it seems to work well enough. I'm a big guy, and I'm used to having all sorts of problems with health metrics... It had seemed like Google Fit had been underestimating my calories burned from exercise before. Now that it's synced with my band, it seems to overestimate it. 🤔🤷 Speaking of which, the default app you use with this band WILL NOT sync with Google Fit. 🤬 You can use a different app, Zepp Life, though, that will sync with Google Fit. If using Google Fit is important to you, save yourself some time and trouble and use the Zepp Life app from the beginning to set up the band. If you download and use the default app, you'll have to reset to factory defaults and do everything over again to switch.

Title says it all. I really wanted to like this - after using for almost a week, here's my perceptions: > Display: bright and legible, but small width of display makes reading notfications, test messages, etc. difficult. > Pulse and O2 sensors: decent, but only for a very limited set of exercises (like a stationary bike). If your arms are moving (e.g., running, playing a sport) results are wildly inconsistent and all over the place. Treadmill relies on manual calibration, but if you combine walking and jogging, this too will yield poor results. If there's any tension in your arm, likewise, results can't be trusted. The band registered a higher pulse when I was throwing out the garbage than when I was lifting in the gym. > Phone app and band user interface: ok, but not great. If all else was OK, I'd have been satisfied with these. > GPS: Useless. Keeps dropping. I went on a 30 mile bike ride this morning, and it registered 2.2 miles. Reinitiated 3 times, same result. > Sleep function: Mostly useless. Over the last 4 nights, the band registered 7 minutes of REM sleep. > Stand function: Mostly useless. I stand virtually all day, and regularly get messages on the band saying I haven't been standing in over an hour. > Steps: Very rough. Sometimes works fine, but very inconsistent. The same path yields significantly different results. When I wash dishes or my hair, it thinks I've been walking. > Questions above says it can be used in the shower, but the documentation that comes with the band says not to use it in hot water, so plan on taking off each time you shower. > The band has a user interface virtually identical to the Amazfit 7 (which also didn't work well and was returned), so I should have known better. The phone (Android) app is different, and works better than on the Amazfit. Clearly this is just a rebranding (no pun intended) of the other band. Very disappointed. Returned.

Update Below... Don't get me wrong, I 'really' like the Xiaomi Mi Band 7: It fits perfectly, tight when I'm working out and a little lose when I'm wearing it all day. The band's functions work great, and the heart rate monitor is very accurate (heart rate matches both the treadmill and stationary bicycle sensors. And, I have been using the band for about 4 days so far, with workouts, and the band still has 85% battery. My issues are in no way with the Xiaomi Mi Band 7, my issues are with the Mi Fitness App, specifically: (1) First, there is no way to switch from Metric to US Measurements on the Mi Fitness app! After a 3-mile run on the treadmill, the absolute last thing I want to do is calculate miles to kilometers so that the run will save on the Mi Fitness app. All major fitness apps can be easily switched between Metric and US measurements and the Mi Fitness needs this update! (2) Second, there is no "Stationary Bicycle" workout on the Mi Fitness app! These are the ONLY workouts you can actively do and record with this app: "Outdoor Running", "Walking", "Outdoor Cycling", and "Treadmill". That's it! The "Treadmill" workout is great and actually records everything about the run, including your heartrate and you can enter your distance (once you do the metric conversion). I tried using the 'Outside Cycling" workout for my "Stationary Bicycle" workout, but was VERY DISAPPOINTED when I finished my stationary bicycle ride (with the app monitoring my steady heart rate around 133 bps and calories burned for all of 30 minutes) only for the Mi Fitness app to tell me at the end that since I did not travel any GPS distance, the ride workout will not be recorded on the Mi Fitness app. If my workouts cannot be recorded on the Mi Fitness app, then why keep the band at all? Some people have suggested using the Huami's Zepp Life app (Formerly MiFit app), but I did some research and I read that Xiaomi is moving away from Huami which is why Xiaomi created their own Mi Fitness app. Xiaomi wants its users to switch to their Mi Fitness app, but the app needs a lot more work to be as functional as other fitness apps. Being completely honest... The Xiaomi Mi Band 7 works great but the Mi Fitness app needs updating! UPDATE: After reaching out to Xiaomi with my concerns, I was amazed that they actually replied. In response to my above issues, they said to use the Zepp Life app. So, it appears that they don't plan to fix any issues with the Mi Fitness app. Therefore, I started using the Zepp Life app. I have to say that I really like it. It converts to US measurements and records all types of workouts (directly from the band though, not the phone app). Click the "Workout" button on the band and every workout you can think of is there: treadmill, indoor cycling, outdoor running, outdoor walking, outdoor cycling, swimming, rowing, elliptical, gym workout, yoga, dance, jump rope, soccer, etc. The catch, I cannot get any of these exercises to transfer to Apple Health. So, I'm pretty much just using Zepp Life now for all my fitness & health needs. Basically, it gained a star for the compatibilities with the Zepp Life app but lost a star because nothing is transferring to Apple Health. :(

I have a huawei 2 pro, but the sleep tracking is not as good as from fitbit and apple watches. So miband 7 is more than 50% cheaper but as good as fitbit bands or watches. The mi7 Band gives me the possibility to wear dress watches without any smart functions, because I wear it on the right hand. Meassurement with alternative wearable showed, sleep tracking is very accurate. Also cycling and running when it comes to heart tracking is close to my huawai pro 2. But the huawei pro 2 is much better concerning heart rates. Spo2 is almost the same. What an incredible good wearable.

The Xiaomi Smart Band 7 has exceeded my expectations. The display is bright, clear, and easy to read even outdoors, and the touch screen is very responsive. It feels lightweight and comfortable to wear all day and night, whether I’m working out, sleeping, or just going about my day. I love the wide range of activity and health tracking features. It accurately tracks steps, workouts, heart rate, sleep, and blood oxygen levels, giving me a great overview of my daily activity and overall health. The battery life is also fantastic—I only need to charge it every few days, even with regular use. Setup was quick and simple using the app, and syncing works smoothly. For the price, this smart band offers incredible value and performs just as well as more expensive fitness trackers. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a reliable, stylish, and feature-packed activity tracker!

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Das band ist so leicht das man es gar nicht merkt am Handgelenk. Es misst zuverlässig viele Werte. Es hat viele Funktionen die überzeugen. Die Akkulaufzeit ist auch ziemlich lang.