New smart ring to work as a smart watch

 


Noise has introduced its new smart ring (Noise Luna Ring) in the Indian market, which will work like a smartwatch.  That is, now there will be no need for a smartwatch to stay healthy and fit, this ring will be useful for you.  This is a sleek and stylish smart ring made of titanium, specially designed to track over 70 health and fitness metrics.  Let's know the features of Noise Luna Ring...


 Designed with a sleek 3mm form factor, Luna Ring, crafted from lightweight and durable fighter-jet grade titanium, feels comfortable and fits like a second skin.  It is also resistant to scratches .  The smooth inner shell and gentle outer edge make it comfortable to wear for long hours.


 With the advanced sensors in this Luna Ring, over 70 metrics can be tracked, including heart rate, blood oxygen level, sleep, activity, and body temperature.  The PPG sensor and 3-axis accelerometer capture subtle changes in your health and activities and the optical sensor precisely aligns to your finger, providing superior results.


 Through the NoiseFit app, you can see your health.  You do not need to take any subscription for this.  Luna Ring gives you the advantage of being compatible with iOS 14 and Android 6 and above.  Plus, it's also water-resistant up to 50 meters or 164 feet, so you can wear it while swimming or showering.

 

 The Luna Ring also has a good battery life, being able to last up to 7 days on a 60-minute charge, so you can enjoy it all day long without worrying about running out of battery.

 

 The company has not disclosed the price of the ring.  But the primary access pass is offered for Rs 2000.

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