Xiaomi Smart Band 11 arrives in Europe
Xiaomi’s Smart Band 11 reaches Europe at €60, or €80 with NFC, after its earlier China launch.
Xiaomi has brought the Smart Band 11 to Europe, with the standard model priced at €60 and the NFC version listed at €80. The fitness tracker is available through Xiaomi’s online stores in the region, following its earlier announcement in China.
The European launch gives buyers a choice between the regular Smart Band 11 and a version with NFC. Xiaomi’s Spanish store lists the standard model at €60 and the NFC-equipped model at €80. Colour options include midnight black, glacial silver and mystic rose, while a ceramic white edition is being advertised without confirmed pricing or availability details.
The Smart Band 11 uses a 1.72-inch AMOLED display. Xiaomi’s product material highlights a peak local brightness of 2,000 nits, HyperOS 4 and 5ATM water resistance. The company also advertises up to 21 days of battery life on a single charge, although real-world endurance will depend on screen use, tracking settings and other features.
GSMArena reports that the European arrival follows Xiaomi’s September announcement in China. Its report also notes that the new band keeps the pill-shaped design used by its predecessor while adding the brighter display and the updated software platform. The NFC version is the more expensive option, but the additional payment and connectivity features will depend on local support and the services available in each market.
Xiaomi’s global product page presents the Smart Band 11 as a fitness tracker rather than a full smartwatch. That distinction matters: the device is aimed at activity, health and notification features in a slimmer format, not at replacing a phone or offering the wider app ecosystem of a Wear OS or watchOS device.
Availability can vary between European countries, so the €60 and €80 prices should be treated as the published Spanish-store figures rather than a universal regional price. Xiaomi’s local storefronts may list different taxes, promotions or stock positions. The company has not supplied a single Europe-wide launch page with one common price in the sources checked here.
Our opinion
The Smart Band 11 looks like a straightforward refinement rather than a reinvention. The brighter screen and NFC option make the European launch more useful than a simple regional price announcement, but the value still depends on whether buyers need payments and whether Xiaomi’s 21-day estimate matches their habits. At €60, the standard model has a clear fitness-tracker role; the €80 NFC version needs local payment support to justify the step up.