Xiaomi is reportedly set to launch a new smartwatch as the wearable has reportedly been spotted on China’s 3C certification website. The wearable has been spotted with model number M2134W1 and 5W charging support. This new Xiaomi smartwatch could come with support for audio playback and storage feature, the report adds. The wearable is also said to skip eSIM support. While other details about the wearable are unknown, it is said to be a successor to the Xiaomi Watch Color 2 that is due for an upgrade.
According to a report From ITHome, a new smartwatch from Xiaomi has been approved by China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology’s 3C certification on April 29. The smartwatch was spotted with 5W charging support, audio playback, and storage features. The wearable was also spotted with the model number M2134W1. The name of this new smartwatch is still unknown.
Tipster Digital Chat Station shared on Chinese microblogging platform Weibo, that this new smartwatch from Xiaomi will not come with eSIM support. According to a report from Gizmochina, this new Xiaomi smartwatch could be launched under the name Xiaomi Watch Color 3 as a successor to Xiaomi Watch Color 2.
Xiaomi Watch Color 2 was launched in China in September last year with 117 sports modes and up to 12 days of battery life on a single charge. It features a 1.43-inch color AMOLED touchscreen with 60Hz refresh rate and 326ppi pixel density. It has a 470mAh battery and comes with a magnetic charger. It comes with 5AT water resistance and built-in GPS for standalone tracking.
The Watch Color 2 also didn’t have eSIM support. In addition to the sports modes, it also had 19 professional sports modes and over 200 customizable watch faces. For health tracking, it got heart monitoring, SpO2 tracking, sleep monitoring, stress monitoring, breathing guides, menstrual cycle tracking, and more.
Xiaomi has yet to reveal the name, launch timeline, specifications, pricing and other details of the smartwatch.
