Fitness trackers are more common these days nearly every active person has one and the price tags for the devices continue to slide down while their performance level continue to be impressive. With Fitbit sales plateauing probably due to overpricing to appease early investors, the competition from cheaper brands have proliferated market space pushing the early brand to rethink its strategies.

One of those making great trackers cheap and good is Xiaomi, their Mi Band now its third generation has vastly improved year on year. The Mi Band 3 looks sleek and more stylish than ever before, its diagonal 0.78 inc OLED screen with a resolution of 128×80 pixels gives an unexpected premium feel to the band.  There is a model that supports up to 50 meter (150 feet) depth for those who decide to take it diving!

Built in NFC means you can tap and pay if the service is available, battery has been bumped up to last 20 days to handle all the bells included in the tiny wristband. Heart rate sensor, running, cycling or swimming all can be tracked on the Mi Band 3.

The Mi Band 3 supports both Android and iOS smartphone and is priced around $30 which translates to RM100 or below.