Xiaomi Mi Watch Lite App Guide

Xiaomi Mi Watch Lite App Guide app - The Xiaomi Mi Watch Lite is a good fitness tracker, but a very basic smartwatch. If you're after the Mi Band experience and would like the benefits of a larger display, Xiaomi's latest budget smartwatch is a fine option. Just don't expect much more than that.

Xiaomi devices are popular because they’re good and affordable. That is true for the company’s smartphones and fitness trackers, and it’s starting to be the case for its smartwatches, too.

The Xiaomi Mi Watch Lite is a basic smartwatch with a surprising amount of fitness features. If you’re wondering if you should spend your money on this ultra-cheap smartwatch, read our full Xiaomi Mi Watch Lite review.

The Xiaomi Mi Watch Lite is yet another ultra-cheap smartwatch from the Chinese brand. Eagle-eyed fans might also recognize it as a rebranded Redmi Watch.

Although it has a traditional smartwatch form factor, it’s best to think of the Mi Watch Lite simply as a Mi Band with a larger screen. There are important differences between the two, but its focus is on fitness, not smartwatch features.

One would expect a €50 smartwatch to make some sacrifices in hardware. While that’s certainly true for the Mi Watch Lite, it comes with a surprisingly good spec sheet for the price.

The Xiaomi Mi Watch Lite has built-in GPS, an optical heart rate sensor, and a 5ATM water resistance rating. We’ll talk accuracy in a second, but the fact that it has onboard GPS+GLONASS (not connected GPS) is great news for runners.

It can also track a variety of sport modes. Those include outdoor running, treadmill, trail running, indoor and outdoor cycling, walking, open water swimming, pool swimming, cricket, hiking, and freestyle workouts.

The Mi Watch Lite’s GPS is about as accurate as that of the Mi Watch. That is to say, it’s okay, not great. On numerous outdoor runs, the Mi Watch showed me running through rivers and on the other side of the street, even with little cloud and tree coverage. It was surprisingly more accurate than my Garmin Fenix 6 Pro in some areas, but not by much.

The Mi Watch Lite’s heart rate sensor can monitor your heart rate all day in 30, 10, 5, or 1-minute increments or with manual spot-checks throughout the day. It can also alert you if your heart rate goes above a normal level during inactivity.

Throughout multiple points in the run, the Mi Watch Lite was able to keep up exactly with the Wahoo Tickr X chest strap and the Garmin Fenix 6 Pro. All three devices matched up in the peaks of high heart rate periods, and again in the big valley midway through the run.

It’s not perfect, however. The Xiaomi Wear app smooths the data too much for my liking and doesn’t allow for data exports. Nevertheless, it’s an all-around good heart rate sensor.

Xiaomi says the Mi Watch Lite can last up to nine days on a single charge. My testing shows that claim is accurate.

I’ve been using the watch every day for sleep tracking, notifications, and a handful of workouts each week. Currently, I’m on track to get the full nine days of charge. If you work out nearly every day, though, you may see reduced battery life.

The charger included in the box is fine. It’s proprietary (hello e-waste) and not very attractive. However, it allows for a nice bedtime clock view when the watch is plugged in.

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