Back in May, QRing announced the Titan Pro smart ring, and now it has introduced a new magnetic charging version of the same device. The upgraded model retains the original’s lightweight comfort while adding a built-in display and portable magnetic charging case for longer battery life. Continue reading ahead to know more.

QRing Titan Pro with Magnetic Case Key features

The Titan Pro’s new magnetic charging design simplifies recharging while retaining the ring’s slim and comfortable design. Weighing just 3.3 grams, it is around 18 percent lighter than the original Titan, making it easy to wear all day. The magnetic charging case bundled with the ring can provide up to 11 full recharges, extending the battery life by roughly 30 days, ideal for travel or extended use without frequent charging.

Another notable upgrade is the built-in display that lets users view essential information such as time, steps, heart rate, and battery level directly on the ring. It continues to feature touch controls for intuitive operation and IP68 waterproof protection for reliable daily wear.

Health tracking remains a major focus, offering metrics like heart rate, resting heart rate, blood oxygen (SpO2), step count, calories burned, workout tracking, and detailed sleep analysis. The companion app is available for free on both Android and iOS, without any subscription fees.

QRing Titan Pro with Magnetic Case: Price and availability

Despite these enhancements, the Titan Pro smart ring is priced competitively at $99. As part of its launch offers, QRingStore is providing a free magnetic charging case, worth several recharges, and additional discounts such as $50 off on buying two rings and $10 off for newsletter subscribers. It is now available to purchase directly from QRingStore’s official website.

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