Participants took part in three race categories—5KM, 10KM, and 21KM half-marathon with each runner receiving a race kit complete with a shirt, bib, and pace band. At the finish line, every participant went home with a medal, finisher’s bag, and e-certificate. Top performers were rewarded with Xiaomi products, adding an exciting tech twist to the podium celebrations.
The competitive races saw strong finishes across all categories. In the 21KM half-marathon, Ritchie Estampador (1:15:36) led the men’s division, while Maricar R. Camacho (1:35:55) topped the women’s. For the 10KM run, James Darrel Orduña (0:33:32) and Glorien Merisco (0:49:01) claimed first place in their divisions. Meanwhile, the 5KM sprint was dominated by Edzel Baritua (0:16:54) for the men and Lorely Magalona (0:22:09) for the women.
On top of the medals, podium finishers also took home Xiaomi devices as special prizes, adding even more motivation to the day.
Beyond running, the event also marked the Philippine launch of the Xiaomi Smart Band 10. Designed to “Fit in style,” the new smart wearable offers more than 150 sports modes, sleep and heart rate monitoring, and water resistance for swimming. Its battery can last up to 21 days on a full charge, and it comes with a range of customizable watch straps to match different lifestyles.
Participants got to test the Smart Band 10 at the Xiaomi Expo Booth, where product demos, fitness challenges, exclusive bundles, and on-site offers kept the excitement high. Photowalls around the venue also gave runners fun spots to capture and share their milestones.
Since its local debut in 2018, the Pop Run has grown into one of Xiaomi’s most popular community events, inspired by China’s Xiaomi Orange Run. This year’s edition proved once again that the Pop Run is more than just a race, it’s a gathering that unites people through movement, innovation, and shared energy.
Participants got to test the Smart Band 10 at the Xiaomi Expo Booth, where product demos, fitness challenges, exclusive bundles, and on-site offers kept the excitement high. Photowalls around the venue also gave runners fun spots to capture and share their milestones.
Since its local debut in 2018, the Pop Run has grown into one of Xiaomi’s most popular community events, inspired by China’s Xiaomi Orange Run. This year’s edition proved once again that the Pop Run is more than just a race, it’s a gathering that unites people through movement, innovation, and shared energy.
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