The smart tech gadgets industry seems to be focused on smart rings at the moment. We say so because of the rate at which new products are launched. A new product known as M1 smart ring has been launched and it can monitor several vitals and activities. It is designed to offer continuous monitoring of a slew of vital parameters and activities. Even though smart rings are an evolving trend, the affordable price of the M1 could further spur demand for this product.

Features

There are several smart ring brands currently in the market, although the number of manufacturers is still quite small. The product is marketed under different names by different companies.

The M1 smart ring is being promoted with an extensive range of functions. It offers continuous heart rate measurement, blood oxygen saturation measurement, and intensity during sporting activities. Post-activity evaluation is possible with the M1 smart ring via its companion app. It also has an integrated pedometer. It should be noted, though, that the product’s capabilities have not been fully established independently.

Precision and accuracy of the measurements of the M1 smart ring can be knotty. For example, the precise measurement of blood oxygen saturation is more complex than heart rate measurement, meaning that the precision of blood oxygen measurement may be relatively lower.

The M1 smart ring can be used when swimming because it is water-resistant up to 5 ATM. The smart ring has a battery life of 5 days while the gadget weighs 3.5g.

Pricing & Availability

As for the pricing, the M1 smart ring is available on Geekbuying for $38. The offer comes with free shipping from China to the US within 45 days. Import taxes for the product will differ across jurisdictions. There is no availability information for the M1 smart ring in other markets outside China and the US. However, it is expected that it will ship to several overseas markets with varying taxes, customs fees, and shipping costs.

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