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Xiaomi has rolled out the HyperOS 1.2.183 update for the Mi Band 9 series, including the NFC and Ceramic Special Edition models. This new update brings several exciting features, enhancing the user experience for both fitness enthusiasts and everyday users.
Key Features of the HyperOS 1.2.183 Update
The latest firmware update introduces a range of new functionalities and improvements:
- Automatic Cycling Pause: The Mi Band 9 series now supports an automatic pause feature during cycling, which will automatically stop tracking when the user takes a break and resume when they start moving again.
- “Fist Challenge” Mini-Game: A new fun addition, the “Fist Challenge” mini-game, allows users to engage in an interactive game, making the fitness experience more enjoyable.
- Paid Watch Face Trial: The update also introduces a paid watch face trial function, allowing users to explore premium watch faces before making a purchase.
- Vibration Customization: Users now have more control over the vibration settings, offering customized alerts for various notifications and events.
- Bug Fixes: Along with these new features, the update addresses and fixes known issues to improve overall system performance.
Mi Band 9 Series Overview
The Xiaomi Band 9 series was launched in July 2024 and comes in four stylish color options: black, silver, blue, and pink gold, as well as a white ceramic special edition. The series is equipped with 150+ sports modes, making it ideal for fitness tracking.
Key features of the Mi Band 9 series include:
- High-precision health monitoring, including sleep tracking and health management.
- A watch-grade linear motor with 20 vibration modes.
- NFC car keys support, enhancing the band’s usability.
- An impressive battery life of up to 21 days, ensuring long-lasting performance without frequent charging.
With the addition of the HyperOS 1.2.183 update, Xiaomi continues to enhance the functionality of its Mi Band 9 series, making it an even more valuable accessory for fitness and daily activities.
