Mibro launches AeroPace, a 32 g running watch for beginner runners
Wearables maker Mibro has launched the AeroPace, a running smartwatch it describes as the brand's first model designed for beginner runners. According to the company, the 32 g watch combines the AI-based Mibro Coach training feature with satellite tracking and heart rate monitoring, and it starts at 149.99 euros.
- Mibro launched the AeroPace, its first smartwatch designed for beginner runners, according to the company.
- The watch weighs 32 g and has an AMOLED display, five-satellite dual-band positioning and multichannel optical heart rate monitoring.
- It includes Mibro Coach, an in-house AI-based feature that creates personalized training programs via the Mibro Fit app.
- The AeroPace is available from 13 October 2026 on Mibro's official sales channels, starting at 149.99 euros.
A running watch aimed at newcomers
Mibro, a maker of connected devices, announced the AeroPace on 13 October 2026 from Shenzhen, China. The company calls it its latest smartwatch dedicated to running and the first from the brand built for beginner runners.
Mibro says its mission is to help people lead more active and healthier lives. With the AeroPace, it aims to make what it calls scientific running more accessible and to turn wearables into trusted companions for everyday activities.
The company points to problems it says many beginners face as running grows in popularity worldwide: a lack of professional guidance, the complexity of interpreting running data, and uncertainty about how to build effective training plans. The AeroPace is presented as a response to those obstacles.
Mibro Coach brings AI-based training plans
At the center of the watch is Mibro Coach, a training feature developed in-house by the brand and based on AI. According to Mibro, it delivers personalized exercise programs through the Mibro Fit app and compatible Mibro smartwatches.
On the AeroPace, Mibro Coach creates training programs tailored to each user's goals and performance. The watch analyzes data in real time and issues optimization recommendations, which the company says should help users improve their running level step by step while keeping the experience simple and user-friendly.
Hardware: light body, AMOLED screen, dual-band tracking
The AeroPace weighs only 32 g. Mibro says the light, slim design is meant to ensure maximum comfort during long training sessions. Despite the compact format, the company lists the following features:
- A high-brightness AMOLED display for clear visibility in all conditions.
- Five-satellite, dual-band positioning powered by AI, for precise tracking of running routes.
- Multichannel optical heart rate monitoring, to provide complete and accurate health data.
Mibro says the watch is meant to let every runner perform at their best, whatever their level of experience. The company adds that it wants to encourage more people to start running and to keep at it.
Price, availability and what it means
According to Mibro, the AeroPace is available from 13 October 2026 through the brand's official sales channels, starting at 149.99 euros. The release does not name specific countries or retailers.
For newcomers to running, the pitch is a single device that pairs tracking hardware with guided, AI-generated training plans instead of leaving them to interpret raw data alone. How well Mibro Coach performs in practice is not covered by the announcement, which relies on the company's own descriptions.
Mibro also notes that the AeroPace's features are intended for general physical training and are not meant to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. The company was founded in 2015, belongs to ZhenShi Information Technology (Shenzhen) Co., Ltd., and uses the slogan "Live Smart, Go Active".
