Xiaomi is launching Buds 5, Smart Band 9 and Watch 2 in a new color to match the Xiaomi 14T (Pro).

Together with its autumn flagships 14T and 14T Pro as well as the folding smartphone Mix Flip (from around 1,300 euros at Xiaomi), Xiaomi also presented a number of new wearable announcements today. The products Xiaomi Buds 5, Xiaomi Smart Band 9 and Xiaomi Watch 2 are not completely new. The manufacturer now offers it in a new color variant in titanium gray.

The new Titan Gray variants are color-coordinated with the smartphone models Xiaomi 14T (from around 650 euros at Xiaomi) and Xiaomi 14T Pro (from around 800 euros at Xiaomi) introduced today, which are also available in titanium design. The Xiaomi Buds 5 in Titan Gray are now available for a recommended retail price of 99.99 euros. The RRP for the Xiaomi Smart Band 9 in titanium gray is 39.90 euros, while the smartwatch Xiaomi Watch 2 is available for 169.99 euros RRP.

Technically, the new color variants in titanium gray do not differ from the alternative colors that have been available for some time. The Xiaomi Buds 5 have, among other things, 11 mm double magnet drivers, Harman AudioEFX tuning, Qualcomm aptX Lossless and Hi-Res Audio certification. They also offer active noise cancellation (ANC) with customizable modes and AI functions as well as a battery life of up to 39 hours.

The fitness tracker Xiaomi Smart Band 9 has, among other things, extensive health and sleep tracking functions as well as over 150 sports modes on board and offers a battery life of up to 21 days. The Xiaomi Watch 2 smartwatch offers even more functions and runs Wear OS, with an update to Wear OS 4 currently being distributed.

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