Mi Band 10 Lançada! Conferir o Que Realmente Mudou Desde a Xiaomi Smart Band 9

The Xiaomi Mi Band 10 has been released, and of course, we tested and compared it to the previous generation, the Xiaomi Smart Band 9. In this video, we show what's really changed between the two bands and highlight all the advantages of the new version. We analyzed the screen, sensors, system, battery, and health features to understand if it's really worth the upgrade. Buy with Free Shipping: https://mercadolivre.com/sec/1oYGH9U Band 10 https://mercadolivre.com/sec/2u7BRy2 (Promotion) https://mercadolivre.com/sec/2fMdwJ3 (All Colors) https://mercadolivre.com/sec/33f2Dpd 10 Ceramics https://mercadolivre.com/sec/1tRiLAy Band 9 The Mi Band 10 features a larger 1.72-inch AMOLED display with a 73% screen-to-body ratio, ultra-narrow bezels, and brightness of up to 1,500 nits, with automatic adjustment via an ambient light sensor. This represents a leap in visibility, especially outdoors. Additionally, the model features an integrated electronic compass, something missing from the Band 9, which improves tracking in sports such as swimming and hiking. The band's body has a brushed aluminum finish (with a ceramic option), weighing It weighs approximately 15.95 g, practically the same as the previous generation. Another important advancement is the sensors and sports modes. The Mi Band 10 features 159 workout modes, with automatic detection of six activities, as well as metrics such as VO₂ Max, training load, and recovery time. It also supports heart rate transmission via Bluetooth, which is useful for those using external devices. Sleep metrics have also evolved, with more comprehensive reports and a 21-day sleep improvement program based on recommendations from the World Sleep Society. The Xiaomi Smart Band 9 also features a 1.62-inch AMOLED screen with 192 x 490 pixel resolution and a maximum brightness of 1,200 nits. The system is fluid, but does not feature HyperOS 2.0 like the Band 10. In terms of sensors, it maintains heart rate, SpO₂, stress, sleep, and menstrual cycle monitoring, but lacks an electronic compass or advanced training features. There are about 100 sports modes, with limited automatic detection. Both feature long battery life, averaging up to 14 days for the Band 9 and up to 21 days for the Band 10 with typical use. With Always-On Display mode enabled, the Mi Band 10's battery life drops to about 9 days, which is still a good performance considering the more powerful screen. Both use magnetic charging. Overall, the Mi Band 10 excels in practically every technical aspect, with increased brightness, more sports modes, additional sensors, and a more integrated user experience thanks to HyperOS 2.0. The evolution is subtle in design and weight, but clear in functionality. #MiBand10 #XiaomiSmartBand9 #XiaomiComparison