A Smaller Smart Ring That Watches Your Health While You Sleep

The latest version of this finger-sized gadget is 40% smaller than before, making it look almost like a regular wedding band instead of a bulky fitness tracker. It’s made from titanium that won’t irritate sensitive skin, so it feels light enough to forget it’s even there. The real update isn’t just about size—it can now watch your blood pressure while you sleep, looking for changes that might point to heart trouble before you even feel off. At night, when your blood pressure should naturally drop, the ring checks if it stays too high. If it does, the app will flag it so you can take action before problems get serious. It also keeps track of your sleep and breathing over time, breaking down what each pattern means with simple explanations. A new feature called Health Radar quietly scans your numbers in the background, warning you if something seems unusual.For people who want quick answers, the app now links to real doctors and AI through Counsel Health in 43 states. You can ask health questions, get advice tailored to your numbers, and even book a video call with a professional—all without leaving the app. Battery life lasts about a week per charge, and the portable case can hold a month’s worth of power. It even has a button to check charge levels at a glance. Lost your ring? A new tracking tool helps find it using your phone, so no more panicking over missing jewelry. Starting June 4, the ring ships in various finishes from basic black to gold, with prices ranging from $399 to $499. The case alone costs $99 in select countries. A free sizing kit comes with pre-orders, or you can grab one in stores for $10 (with a $10 bonus at Target). The membership costs just $5. 99 a month or $69 for the whole year. The new health features roll out next month, but only for English-language users. Wherever you shop—online or in stores like Amazon and Walmart—this ring is ready to blend into your daily life while quietly keeping watch over your well-being.