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Xiaomi to launch Mi Band 3i fitness band at 12 pm today, official teaser confirms
The upcoming Xiaomi band will be given to everyone who finishes the RunWithMi Marathon on 1 December

Xiaomi is all set to launch yet another fitness band, expected to be dubbed — Mi Band 3i — today in India. The company shared teasers on its website and on Twitter.[caption id="attachment_7676791" align="alignnone" width="1024"]
Mi band 4 was launched in September at a starting price of Rs 2,299.[/caption]A teaser on the company's website confirms that the product will be launched today at 12 pm. It also reveals that the band is likely to come in a black colour option but looking at the previous bands that Xiaomi has launched, this product is likely to come in more than one colour variant.(Also read: Xiaomi Mi Band 4 Review: In need of some tweaks, but still a no-brainer for most)In another tweet, Xiaomi emphasised the "i" by using it three times in the caption — Good thiiings come to those who run. The company has also announced a #RunWithMi marathon that is scheduled to be held in Bangalore on 1 December.[caption id="attachment_7676811" align="alignnone" width="1280"]
Image: Xiaomi[/caption]You can register here to participate in the upcoming RunWithMi marathon. The tweet also reveals that every finisher will get the upcoming Mi smart band.
Mi band 4 was launched in September at a starting price of Rs 2,299.[/caption]A teaser on the company's website confirms that the product will be launched today at 12 pm. It also reveals that the band is likely to come in a black colour option but looking at the previous bands that Xiaomi has launched, this product is likely to come in more than one colour variant.(Also read: Xiaomi Mi Band 4 Review: In need of some tweaks, but still a no-brainer for most)In another tweet, Xiaomi emphasised the "i" by using it three times in the caption — Good thiiings come to those who run. The company has also announced a #RunWithMi marathon that is scheduled to be held in Bangalore on 1 December.[caption id="attachment_7676811" align="alignnone" width="1280"]
Image: Xiaomi[/caption]You can register here to participate in the upcoming RunWithMi marathon. The tweet also reveals that every finisher will get the upcoming Mi smart band.First Published:Nov 20, 2019, 11:23:49 IST
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