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Xiaomi Watch S4

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📏 Design & Display

  • Primary Variant (Standard):
    • 1.43″ AMOLED display with 466 × 466 px resolution. 
    • Peak brightness up to 2200 nits (very bright outdoors).
    • 60 Hz refresh rate, adaptive brightness.
    • Rotating crown with click for controls.

  • Compact 41 mm Variant:
    • Smaller 1.32″ AMOLED display with same resolution and brightness.

  • Build: Aluminum alloy frame with premium finishing; interchangeable straps/bezels.

  • Water Resistance: 5 ATM — suitable for swimming/shower (not deep dive).

  • Dimensions/Weight: ~47.3 × 47.3 × 12 mm, ~44.5 g (standard).

  • Speaker: Supported Microphone: 2 mics NFC: Supported*NFC availability may vary by region.Bluetooth calling: Supported*The watch must be kept connected to the smartphone’s Bluetooth. Voice calls from third-party apps are not currently supported.Wireless connectivity: Bluetooth® 5.3 Operating system: Xiaomi Hyper OS 2 Compatibility: Supports smartphones with Android 8.0 and above, or iOS 14.0 and above.Charging port: 2-Pin magnetic charging dock
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Xiaomi Watch S4 41mm

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Resolution: 466 × 466 pixels，PPI 3521.32-inch AMOLED display60Hz refresh rateBrightness: HBM 1500nits*Display refresh rate may vary across different interfaces. Please refer to the actual usage scenario.*The HBM brightness is the maximum brightness when the entire screen lights up.

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Battery:
Light usage time: up to 8 days
Normal usage time: up to 4 days
Heavy usage time: up to 3 days
Capacity: 320mAh
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