Xiaomi Claims Watch S5 Has 21 Days of Battery Life
Xiaomi has launched its Watch S5 internationally, boasting a remarkable battery life of up to 21 days. The smartwatch, which was first released in China, offers features like heart rate monitoring and over 150 sport modes. However, it is not officially available in the U.S., and potential buyers may need to rely on third-party sellers.
- ▪The Xiaomi Watch S5 can last up to 21 days on a single charge with light use.
- ▪It is priced at approximately €179.99 to €199.99 in Europe, translating to about $210 to $233.
- ▪The watch includes features like heart rate monitoring, sleep tracking, and over 150 sport modes.
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Charging up a smartwatch every night is a pain in the ass. But what if you only needed to charge it once every 21 days? Enter the 46mm Xiaomi Watch S5. Xiaomi first released the Watch S5 in China back in March, but the company launched it internationally this week, with global availability starting in late May and early June depending on the region. While the Watch S5 hasn’t been announced for the U.S., the European pricing (€179.99 or €199.99 depending on the color and strap style) gives us an idea of what to expect should you want to import one. You’re looking at somewhere around $210 to $233.
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