The Xiaomi Watch H1 E Wrist Blood Pressure Recorder is now easier to find in China. This gadget was introduced earlier in October at some retail locations, but only recently became available on the company’s online platforms.
Similarities and Differences
The H1 E shares many features with the previous H1 model from last year. A key distinction is the absence of the ECG function in the newer H1 E, which was present in the original version. Additionally, while the H1 has FDA medical approval, the H1 E is recognized by a similar authority in Beijing. One advantage of the H1 E is its ability to automatically take readings while you sleep, whereas during the day, users receive reminders to perform manual checks. Both watches utilize the oscillometric technique for blood pressure readings, using an integrated micro air pump that claims accuracy within 3 mmHg.
Features and Capabilities
Other functionalities of the H1 E include Bluetooth calling and the ability to monitor various health metrics like heart rate, skin temperature, and blood oxygen levels. It also supports exercise tracking with more than 100 different sports modes. The device boasts a 1.43-inch AMOLED display with a resolution of 466 x 466 pixels and can last up to 9 days with regular use. Even with the lack of ECG, the H1 E is priced at CNY 1,899 (about $267), which is just CNY 100 (around $14) less than the original H1’s retail price. It’s uncertain if or when this smartwatch will be available in other regions, such as Europe. In the meantime, consumers in countries like Germany might consider alternatives like the Huawei Watch D2, which currently retails for €405.99.
Conclusion
Xiaomi continues to expand its lineup with new wearables, but the H1 E presents a solid option for those looking for health tracking features without the ECG. The combination of modern design and practical functionalities makes it a competitive choice in the smartwatch market. Time will tell when it becomes available in other areas outside China, but for now, those interested can explore local competitors.
