New update for Xiaomi Band 10 / AI Glasses is coming

Xiaomi has begun sending out new software updates for its wearables. This new update is rolling out in stages. Zhang Lei, who heads Xiaomi’s mobile and wearables division, says every version of the Xiaomi Band 10 should get the update by next week.

The company’s AI Glasses will also receive their full upgrade around the same time. This makes it one of Xiaomi's biggest updates across its wearable lineup this year.

The Band 10 is getting a noticeable makeover. Xiaomi’s latest OS3 interface brings a cleaner layout. It also adds smoother animations and menus that feel easier to move through.

It may feel like a small change. However, it helps the band feel fresher and easier on the eyes. The whole interface looks cleaner. It feels more like the entire device is brand new.

Notifications also feel nicer to use now. Focus alerts pop up in a clearer way. Thus, you can quickly tell what matters without getting pulled out of what you’re doing. Not a big addition, but it's necessary. 

Fitness tracking gets a lift, too. Swimming mode has been adjusted to give more reliable numbers in the pool. The new step frequency and pace system does a better job. It now keeps up with your runs and walks. It feels more accurate overall.

All of these improvements are coming to every version of the Band 10. Whether you’re using the regular model, the NFC edition, or the ceramic and Shadow Gold versions.

The AI Glasses are getting more powerful with this update. One of the biggest additions is an English-speaking practice mode. Just say “Open English speaking practice,” and the glasses start a casual voice session to help users work on their spoken English. It’s designed for quiet spaces and feels more like a free-flowing chat than a strict lesson.

Xiaomi is also tightening the link between the glasses and its wider ecosystem. A new voice control feature lets users check on their Xiaomi car or control certain in-car systems without touching anything. For people who stream or create content, the glasses now support livestreaming directly to TikTok or any RTMP platform, turning them into a simple, hands-free way to broadcast.

Another helpful addition is “Xiao Ai OneShot.” After saying “Hey Xiao Ai,” users can give their command right away instead of waiting for the assistant to reply first. It makes everyday actions a bit quicker and less awkward.

Some users have already received the update, and Xiaomi says the full rollout should wrap up next week. Once it’s complete, every supported Band 10 and every pair of Xiaomi AI Glasses will have access to the new features and improvements.