Xiaomi CEO teases next-gen Mi Band

Looks like the next-gen Xiaomi Mi Band could soon be launched as the Chinese company has started teasing the device. The image, which was shared by none other than CEO and co-founder Lei Jun, show a wearable device with a display.
This is a major upgrade over the company's previous Mi Band versions - Mi Band and Band 1S - that didn't have a screen. In addition, the teased image also shows a round, physical button, and the device being attached to a rubber strap.
There was, however, no information on the specifications of the device, the price tag it'll carry, as well as its launch time-frame.
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