The Chinese company has officially announced the Xiaomi Watch S4 Sport. The smartwatch will be unveiled on July 19 at 19:00 IST at Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun’s annual conference in China. According to Xiaomi’s social media statements, the Watch S4 Sport is the “first professional sports watch” with features such as a rotating crown and sapphire crystal, and will be launched with several products in different categories.
Specifications of Xiaomi Watch S4 Sports (to be expected)
On the Chinese social media site Weibo, Xiaomi published information about the upcoming release of its smartwatch. The Xiaomi Watch S4 Sport has a titanium case with sapphire crystal on the front and back. It’s a rotating crown on the right.
The teaser released by the Chinese company suggests that there may be a round dial and pushers under the rotating crown. The smartwatch has two types of straps: silicone and metal.
Although no official details have been released, information on the Chinese TAF certification site suggests that the Xiaomi S4 Sport will feature an OLED display. It has a 586mAh battery that supports 10W charging and a sensor to monitor your heart rate. The smartwatch is also expected to support e-SIM capabilities and allow users to answer phone calls and text messages without a smartphone.
Other features of the smartwatch include GPS and NFC functionality.
Other dedications
In addition to smartwatches, Xiaomi confirmed the launch of several products at its annual conference in China, including the Mix Fold 4, Mix Flip, Redmi K70 Ultra, Buds 5 and Smart Band 9.
Both Xiaomi Mix Fold 4 and Mix Flip are powered by Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 processor running HyperOS based on Android 14. The Mix Fold 4 will be equipped with a Leica Summplex quad-camera setup that includes two telephoto dual macro cameras with 5x. zoom periscope lens.
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