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Xiaomi Watch S5 46mm (Jungle Green) $179.40 Delivered (40% off, Was $299) @ Xiaomi Australia

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Xiaomi Watch S5 46mm in Jungle Green is now $179.40 Delivered after a 40% off coupon applied at checkout. Silver is now sold out; it was previously available for $161.40 after the same coupon. Black and Ceramic Blue remain unavailable.

Thanks to Nitrollparty for pointing out that Jungle Green is now in stock.

Coupon: 40% OFF, applied automatically at cart. Valid 29/05 to 30/06/2026, 23:59 AEST. Coupon is "Across the Xiaomi Ecosystem"; excludes phones, tablets, and sale items. May require a logged-in Mi account.

Key specs:

  • 1.48" AMOLED, 480×480px, 2500 nit peak brightness
  • 46mm stainless steel frame, fluororubber strap
  • 5ATM water resistance (swim-safe, not for diving/saunas)
  • Up to 21-day battery life (815mAh)
  • Built-in GNSS (GPS/GLONASS/Galileo/BeiDou/QZSS)
  • Heart rate, SpO2, barometer, NFC, speaker, mic
  • Bluetooth 5.4, Xiaomi HyperOS 3
  • Compatible: Android 8.0+ / iOS 14.0+

Free shipping. Includes watch, magnetic charging dock, and manual.

Note: Not to be confused with Xiaomi Watch 5, which is a true smartwatch with Android Wear OS 6.

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  • 815mAh

    That's massive for a watch

    • That's what she said

      • Mate, if you still have your watch on when you're doing things to her "down there", you're doing it wrong.

        … I mean, you seriously don't want to lose your wrist watch in there, or you'll need to buy a Xiaomi flashlight to find it.

        • Put the watch in vibration and show her the magic vibrating hands.

          • @Oh Boy: Are you guys in a contest who'll say the worst thing?

  • Google wallet work on these?

    • Mi Pay only. There is a list of supported regions on Wikipedia (Australia is not on it).

      They call the operating system HyperOS 3, but this isn't the same Android-based HyperOS found on Xiaomi phones. It's their own proprietary real-time OS and it doesn't support android apps, like Google Wallet.

      • But it can connect to Xiaomi's EVs (<3y top design, vs 10y failed Apple car ;) & smart home devices…
        I will never waste time to pay by watch when the phone wallet (my Samsung wallet can store memberships, vouchers, etc & far superior to watch hype).
        I use (Xiaomi) Amazfit band 7 $45 special & happy with most important tracking. I don't waste time with tiny screens. Not even S23U can compare with 4K screen productivity.

  • Runs hyperOS , so no App store or 3rd party apps
    Good price otherwise

    • HyperOS 3 massive philosophical shift in modern s/w. 'Superpower' Architecture treats ∀ devices (watch, phone, tablet, Car, smart home) as modular hardware blocks. Can use Multi-Camera Live Streaming actively ←nearby devices. ¬just mirror; intelligently scales UI layout to match screen Windows/ tablet…
      Home Screen+, pin entire App→external display/ laptop, auto adjust' layout framework.
      watchOS overpriced Apple wall-garden only :(.
      Most apps are useless on tiny screen when even your phone is restrictive vs 4K screen productivity? Just iHype?

  • A smart watch needs to run Wear OS to be "smart", otherwise it is just a fitness tracker with notifications.

    • Xiaomi does make a Wear OS watch with a Snapdragon chipset, with very similar naming scheme. Costs a lot more though.
      https://www.mi.com/au/product/xiaomi-watch-5/

    • yeah got stung by this as well.. fitness tracker with notifications for <$200 still okay tho

    • Well better throw out the Apple Watch. It's not smart.

      • Similar: iPhone is not smartPhone ;)

    • Bro this Xiaomi Watch runs RTOS, while other models and manufacturers choose Wear OS. They are all smartwatches, just different approaches.

      Fitness trackers, as in their name, mainly focus on tracking activities. Later notifications are added to catch up with smartwatches. But their features are very limited.

      Anyway, the differences are getting smaller. Just dont suck up to Google software, it's not all good 🤣

      • HyperOS 3 massive philosophical shift in modern s/w. 'Superpower' Architecture treats ∀ devices (watch, phone, tablet, Car, smart home) as modular hardware blocks. Can use Multi-Camera Live Streaming actively ←nearby devices. ¬just mirror; intelligently scales UI layout to match screen Windows/ tablet…
        Home Screen+, pin entire App→external display/ laptop, auto adjust' layout framework.
        watchOS overpriced Apple wall garden only :(.
        Most apps are useless on tiny screen when even your phone is restrictive vs 4K screen productivity? Just iHype?
        Compare much less financially strong Xiami building smash-hit SU7/ultra, YU7 EV in <3y & "migthy" Apple marketing Co failed after 10y >us$10 billions project (Xiaomi only $1.4B) for SU7 that Ford CEO doesn't like to return after 6m testing.

    • Curious, what makes WearOS smart compare to other watch OS?

      Was thinking of getting a Redmi but not too sure now.

      • Main thing is you get access to the Play Store and all its apps. Oh also mobile payments. Google Wallet is a god send when you start using it on your watch. Any mobile payments on a wearable is actually amazing regardless.

        • garmin has mobile payment

          • @McMaferMur: Garmin also costs both your arms, a leg, and a kidney for something comparable. Unfortunately, not really a good option either for many people (out of my 5 banks, only 2 of them have Garmin Pay from my knowledge.)

    • Then?

      • Purchase it 😁

        • Work in Aus?

          • @Zeee: Waiting for delivery, since it is from official website it should work bro

  • Can’t decide between this or Redmi watch 6

    • Depends if u want squarish like Apple Watch or rounded like Samsung Watch.

  • Can I use this phone as a wallet to load my bank cards? Lucky I bought the jungle green two days ago noting there is a 14 days return policy.
    I'm using Xiaomi Phone 15T Pro at the moment, will it sync the notifications?

  • Sorry to say it's a nice piece of crap! Got the Xiaomi Watch 5 (Wear OS model) and it's the worst software on a smart watch.

    This one is pretty much the non-smart version of the Watch 5.

    I think it's better off getting the Xiaomi Smart Band 10 Pro - Also 40% off = $89.40
    https://www.mi.com/au/product/xiaomi-smart-band-10-pro/

  • Is amazfit t rex 3 any good?

  • Can confirm Xiaomi watches are crap. Better off with a pixel 1

    • Do not agree, the bang for buck is strong in these Xiaomi watches

      Sure the S series aren't a full blown smartwatch & can't use them for NFC payments they are still a slick sports watch for cheap

      I'd say the Pixel 1 would run out of juice about the point this one hits 90% battery life remaining and for some that rates highly.

    • Can you elaborate? Genuinely asking what makes them crap

      • Basically what others said. No wear OS. Yes, I had one previously. Also had a Huawei.

      • This is a giant Mi Band. Decent battery life and fitness tracking features, but once you go up to a certain price threshold you'll start wanting wireless payments and apps, and only Wear OS does that.

        I had a Huawei Watch GT once, great smartwatch for the price but there's not much else to it other than fitness tracking and notifications. Sold it for a Mi Band 9 as it does the job with less (and more importantly less weight on my wrist) - If I'm going up a tier I want wireless payments.

        Note: Just to add, this watch does support Xiaomi's own Mi Pay wireless payment platform, but it is only supported in China and Europe, not Australia. So if you're living in Europe or China then great, but not here.

        • I have personally never had a wearOS so maybe I have to experience it to know it. But honestly for some people like me, this seems to be good enough as long as fitness tracker is accurate and reliable.

          In terms of apps, from my Mi Band 10, Xiaomi has its own apps/functionality like events, calendars, alarms, timers, weather, etc that honestly satisfy me enough for a watch (perhaps there are even more on the S5). As much as I would love to have a mini phone on my wrist, I don't know how practical that would be. I carry my phones with me literally everywhere, so I'll most likely just pull out my phone rather trying to do the task on my wrist. But again maybe it's something I have to experience to know.

          I do agree having NFC payment on my wrist (for something supposed to be flagship) would be great but it seems to be capable of it, just restricted by software/region. Hopefully, Xiaomi will find their way to support it in the future.

          If it was the full 269-299 RPP, I would probably not even consider it but getting it for 40% plus off justified it for me.

          Edit: Plus I am paying extra over the Mi Band 10 Pro or Redmi 6 for the look. I like the way it looks, closer to a regular watch with round face

  • These look pretty cool.

    Could be an upgrade from my Apple Watch.

    So long as I get notifications off my iPhone, id not care what OS my watch runs

  • Wonder if the black or blue will come back in stock during the promotion period.

  • Argh, bought one of these each for my partner and I. Need it for mobile payments. Looks like it's going back.

  • It looks like they have all sold out in all colours.

    I was fortunate enough to pickup the Jungle Green two days ago with the 40% promotion.

  • Cancelled my CMF watch 3 pro order to get this one. Feels like a sideways move from my side

  • Jungle green is available from this morning, picked one up. Also picked up some new scales with that 40% coupon

    • Thanks updated the ad

  • Jungle Green is mine.
    Not sure why its a $30 premium over others.

    • I may be wrong but I think it's forged carbon aswell as a nicer strap compared to the others

  • Not sure if watch or charger faulty , my watch won't charge . Not a great start for my first Xiaomi product

    • Their products are usually pretty solid. Keep us posted on how the return process or warranty claim works out for you.

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