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How to use Xiaomi MiBand 3,4,5,6,7,8,9 with Pulsoid app. Some solutions require payment.

  • Writer: Pulsoid
    Pulsoid
  • Jun 10, 2019
  • 2 min read

Updated: Mar 31


NOTE: Pulsoid doesn't recommend purchasing this device for streaming. Some models are not compatible or require a third-party apid integration.


A lot of people requested Xiaomi MiBands support to be able to add a real-time heart rate on stream. Note, MiBand has a lower heart rate measurement accuracy and it may degrade the experience. We recommend investing in your streaming setup and purchasing a heart rate monitor from the list of heart rate monitors for streaming.

Xiaomi Mi Band 3,4,5,6,7,8,9 can be used as a continuous heart rate monitor and share info with external apps, therefore it might be used with Pulsoid but we do not recommend purchasing it for steaming cause it might not work properly.


 

1. Set up your MiBand in the MiFit Android app.

2. Find the band in the Pulsoid app

3. Connect and configure widgets

NOTE: You shouldn't buy this device for streaming



MiBand 7,8,9 with Notify app Integration

If you want to connect Xiaomi MiBand 7,8,9 with a Pulsoid for heart rate streaming on Twitch, YouTube, Trovo, Kick, etc., you need to follow steps below. Note: This feature requires a Notify for Xiaomi & Mi Fitness premium subscription, which costs around $2–$3.


  1. Download the Notify for Xiaomi & Mi Fitness app.

  2. Go to the connections tab and turn on Pulsoid

  3. Log in to Pulsoid in the opened window or sign up if you haven't done it already

  4. Set heart monitor to Continuous mode

  5. The Notify app sends data directly to your Pulsoid account, you do not need to connect a device in the Pulsoid mobile app in this case. Check your connection status in the Pulsoid Dashboard: https://pulsoid.net/ui/dashboard

  6. Now you can add your first heart rate widget. Not sure how? Check out this tutorial for a step-by-step guide to adding your heart rate to your stream





MiBand 7 (the solution was deprecated by Xiaomi)

(Old solution):If you want to connect Xiaomi MiBand 7 with a Pulsoid for heart rate streaming on Twitch, YouTube, Trovo, Kick, etc., you need to bind the Xiaomi mobile app Zepp Life and click on the sport button in the app before opening the pulsoid to find it (Xiaomi bracelet 7)



MiBand 8 (the solution was deprecated by Xiaomi)

(Old solution): The software required for Xiaomi Band 8 includes Zepp Life and Pulsoid. First, open the Zepp Life health check and set it to continuous monitoring. We need to turn on Bluetooth broadcasting and heart rate broadcasting, and then switch to the exercise page to start exercising. Switch to pulsoid and you can connect to see your heart rate

 
 
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