Mibro expands into the United States with two sport-focused smartwatches under the banner Live Smart, Go Active, targeting athletes, outdoor enthusiasts, and fitness users.

The company highlights AI-driven padel analysis capable of recognizing six stroke types with 92.2% accuracy, tested and validated in Spain and France and used by professional and amateur clubs.

New models are currently available directly through Mibro’s official website and Amazon official store, emphasizing a direct-to-consumer approach in the U.S.

Mibro emphasizes turning performance data into coaching insights and maintains a focus on sport and outdoor exploration in its product design.

The press release includes a photo and notes Mibro’s presence on social media, specifically Facebook and Instagram.

Mibro stresses real-world testing and performance input from professional and amateur athletes in Spain and France before applying insights to U.S. products.

Founded in 2015, Mibro is Shanghai-based with a global sales center in Shenzhen and a user base of millions, underscoring its aim to deliver reliable, user-friendly devices.

Mibro’s team and strategy center on combining design, advanced sports-tracking algorithms, and durable hardware to support active lifestyles, with over 4.2 million global users and strong European traction via clubs and athletes.

The company’s approach blends design, cutting-edge sport-tracking technology, and robust hardware to empower active lifestyles and competitive performance.

The two introduced models are the Mibro Explorer S–TI Standard, a rugged outdoor watch with 100-meter water resistance and 10 military-grade durability certifications, and the Mibro GS Pro 2, a flagship multi-sport/triathlon-focused smartwatch with extensive fitness monitoring and up to 20 days of battery life.

The Mibro GS Pro 2 is positioned as the flagship device for triathlon and multi-sport training, offering comprehensive fitness metrics and long battery life.

The Explorer S offers rugged durability for extreme conditions, including diving and mountaineering, with 100-meter water resistance and 10 military-grade certifications.