Xiaomi has launched the second edition of its fitness tracker. In a market where FitBit and Goqii bands have found massive fan following, the Mi Band 2, in more ways than one, keeps it simple.

With the Xiaomi's Mi Band 2, the Chinese company updates its original $13 fitness tracker with a slightly more expensive version, adding new features such as an 0.42-inch OLED display and a heart rate sensor. The 149 yuan price, which converts to around $22, £17 or AU$29, is a fraction of what you'd pay for similar products such as the Fitbit Alta...or, even, Fitbit's less-expensive Zip. It's not yet on sale on Xiaomi's US website.

If you just want a basic fitness tracker for walking, the Mi Band 2 does the job fine, but you'll have to look towards more expensive trackers if you want more features.

The Mi Band 2 is absurdly affordable despite packing in a heart rate sensor; sleep tracking; water resistance and a battery life of a week.

The fitness band doesn't offer the exercise tracking that would make it a perfect accessory.

Xiaomi recently launched the most expected Mi Band 2 in India. It is the company's third-generation fitness and sleep tracker after the most popular Mi Band and the upgraded Mi Band Pulse with a heart rate sensor. It is the first Mi Band with an OLED display. Priced at Rs.

Affordable; Water resistant (IP67; Heart rate sensor; OLED display shows time; remaining battery and more; Good battery life

OLED display is not visible clearly in bright outdoors

I first purchased this smart watch after doing some research when I wanted a Fit Bit. I realized there were many other alternatives available and this was one of them. It was also so much cheaper I thought it wouldn't hurt to try it out.

Decent pedometer and heartrate monitoring performance, good sleep tracking except it doesn't track daytime naps, brilliant battery life (roughly once in a month) - these sums up Mi Band 2. A recommended purchase for anyone looking for a tracker under 2k.

The Mi band 2, is a fantastic value for money multi-function fitness tracker for anyone wanting to venture into the realm of wearable technology. This is my first time trying a smart wearable and I have to say I have been more than impressed with the Mi band 2 and what it has to offer.

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Overall good for the price and I read that it's more accurate than the Fitbit which costs more than double the price.

-great battery life; works pretty good

-the pedometer accuracy seems a little bit off as it seems to detect a few steps while I'm driving

over couple of nights Mi band 2 did not record any disturbed sleep even if i was awakened few times during a night

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Okay guys here is the Xiaomi Mi Band 2 and Lenovo HW01 fitness band comparison. I have already done review of both these fitness devices and now in this article I have compared the bands so you will know which one is the best.