A titanium ring that decoratively supports you in training and sleeping more restfully. We present to you the Amazfit Helio Ring.
What can the Amazfit Helio Ring do? The smart ring, which will soon be available in sizes 10 and 12 (via the Amazfit homepage), is designed to monitor your health and sleep. It will cost around 300 euros. The surface is made of a titanium alloy.
According to the manufacturer, the associated app, which communicates via Bluetooth, will be compatible with Android 7.0 and above and iOS 14 and above. The ring is also waterproof up to 10 ATM.
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A package of sensors
Which sensors are installed? Devices are used to monitor body temperature and heart rate, and the fitness tracking ring also detects movement using a 3-axis acceleration sensor and a gyroscope. An EDA sensor is also installed. This registers the change in the conductivity of the skin as a reaction to emotional stress.
How does the ring want to improve my sleep? The app also brings together all the data at night, so that, according to the provider, light, deep and REM sleep phases as well as your breathing quality during sleep can be monitored. After the analysis, the app makes suggestions on how you can improve the quality of your sleep.
How long does the battery last? Amazfit says that with average use, the ring will last for about four days without recharging. The 20.5 mAh battery takes about 1 hour and 40 minutes to fully recharge. The process is wireless.
I already have the Amazfit Balance watch, do they work together? According to the manufacturer, they can be used side by side without any problems. The data is automatically combined in the app. However, the watch is not necessary for the ring to make sense. It also works on its own.
What about third parties? Synchronization with third-party apps such as Google Fit, Apple Health or komoot and others is also possible.
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