Pick up a brand new Xiaomi Mi Band 4 with a color AMOLED display for a price of just $36.80, down from its original $69.99 price. You save 47% with this deal.
Track Your Activities with the Xiaomi Mi Band 4 at a 47% Discount for Limited Time
When we talk about fitness trackers, there are a couple of names that come to mind and the Xiaomi Mi Band is one of them. The fourth iteration of the famous wearable is currently heavily discounted, and you can pick it up for almost half the price, outlining a saving of 47%.
For just $36.80, you get a fitness tracker that features 6 workout tracking options. This includes: treadmill, exercise, outdoor running, cycling, walking and swimming. All of these activities will be tracked in detail, including how many steps you took, the distance travelled and calories burned. Basically all the essentials you'd expect from a fitness wearable.
Since this tracker is going to be taking care of your swimming activities therefore you can expect it to take a dive underwater and not break a sweat at all. It's water-proof up to 50 meters in depth which is insane.
There's also a built-in heart rate monitor that keeps track of your heart and offers accurate calorie burning count as well.
Everything is controlled and handled through a wonderful 0.95-inch color AMOLED display with a resolution of 120x240 pixels. That might not sound like much, but given its price point of $36.80, that's simply incredible.
Last but not the least, the Xiaomi Mi Band 4 features a tiny 135mAh battery that lasts up to 20 days on a single charge. Take that, Apple Watch!
Buy Xiaomi Mi Band 4 - Was $69.99, now just $36.80
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