Wearable manufacturer Mibro has officially introduced its latest smartwatch lineup: Mibro GS Explorer S, GS Pro2, and GS Active2. These new devices combine modern technology with sport-focused features, targeting outdoor adventurers, triathletes, and runners of all levels.
The launch marks a strategic move for Mibro — a brand within the Xiaomi ecosystem — to strengthen its position in the rapidly growing wearable market. According to Canalys, the global wearable market grew by 13% in Q1 2025, with Xiaomi leading worldwide shipments with a 19% market share.
GS Explorer S: Built for Extreme Outdoor Adventures
For outdoor enthusiasts, Mibro GS Explorer S offers outstanding durability and performance, including:
- 10 ATM’s 100-meter water resistance makes it ideal for swimming and freediving.
- MIL-STD-810H certification of military quality for temperature, dust, and shock resistance.
- Excellent visibility in the sun is provided by a 1.32-inch AMOLED display (466×466 pixels) with a brightness of up to 1500 nits.
- Dual-frequency GPS (L1+L5) for highly accurate route navigation.
- Long-lasting battery with up to 20 days of regular use or 25 hours with continuous GPS.
- With Bluetooth calling, customers may answer calls right from their wrist.
The built-in Explorer Mode provides route tracking, waypoint setting, and weather alerts, making it a reliable companion for hiking, climbing, or outdoor expeditions.
GS Pro2: Designed for Triathlon and Multisport Athletes
For multisport athletes, particularly triathletes, Mibro GS Pro2 provides:
- Triathlon mode with auto-transition between swimming, cycling, and running.
- 1.43-inch AMOLED display (466×466 pixels) with 1200 nits brightness.
- Color map navigation with GPX, KML, and TCX route file support.
- Real-time off-route notifications with vibration alerts.
- Durable construction with 316L stainless steel bezel and fiber-reinforced nylon body.
- 20 days of battery life and 20 hours of nonstop, continuous GPS use.
- In addition to Bluetooth calling, it is compatible with Google Fit, Strava, and Apple Health.
With its outdoor-focused features and precise navigation, GS Pro2 stands as a strong alternative to high-end multisport GPS watches — at a much more affordable price point.
GS Active2: Ultra-Lightweight Companion for Runners
For runners, Mibro GS Active2 delivers lightweight comfort and advanced running features:
- Weighs just 39.7 grams, ideal for training or racing.
- 1.32-inch AMOLED display (466×466 pixels, 1200 nits) offering sharp, responsive visuals.
- Running Coach with structured training programs from 5K to marathon.
- In-depth analytics: VO2 max, energy reserves, stride length, cadence, and race time prediction.
- Dual-frequency GPS for highly accurate tracking.
- includes racquet sports like Padel among its more than 150 sport modes.
- For swimming and vigorous workout, 5 ATM water resistance (50 meters) is perfect.
- Battery life up to 15 days for daily use, or 15 hours with active GPS.
The newly introduced Padel Mode uses advanced algorithms to analyze swing strength, movement patterns, and performance data — offering valuable insights for both casual and competitive players.
Mibro Strengthens Its Position in the Wearable Market
With the release of these three models, Mibro reinforces its commitment to offering feature-packed smartwatches at affordable prices. While premium brands like Garmin, Polar, and Suunto have long dominated the sports watch segment, Mibro emerges as an attractive alternative for users seeking cutting-edge technology, solid performance, and competitive pricing.
With the support of Xiaomi’s extensive ecosystem and a robust R&D team, the introduction of the Mibro GS Explorer S, GS Pro2, and GS Active2 is anticipated to increase competitiveness in both the Indonesian and global wearable markets.
