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AIVELA
AIVELA Ring Pro Smart Ring
$179.00
AIVELA Ring Pro is a smart ring for health tracking, AI wellness insights, and gesture-based device control. It focuses on sleep, heart rate, SpO2, temperature trends, AI coaching, no-subscription access, and programmable touch or air gestures.
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Specifications
product typeAI smart ring
main modelAIVELA Ring Pro
materialstitanium exterior, resin interior
weightabout 2.4g to 3.6g depending on size
sizesUS 7 to 14
colorsmatte black, rose gold, silver, gold
battery lifeup to 7 days
charging timeabout 30 minutes
Before you buy
Where to buy the AIVELA Ring Pro
AIVELA sells the Ring Pro at aivela.com, and MetaOriental links there rather than selling it. The AIVELA Ring Pro costs $179.00.
Who the AIVELA Ring Pro is for
The Ring Pro is for people who want sleep, heart rate, SpO2 and temperature trends without paying a monthly fee to read their own data — AIVELA sells it without a subscription. The ring is titanium outside and resin inside, weighs about 2.4 to 3.6 g depending on size, and comes in US sizes 7 to 14. It also takes gestures, so a finger movement can control a paired device.
Is the AIVELA Ring Pro worth $179.00?
At $179.00 the Ring Pro undercuts the better-known smart rings and skips the subscription, which is where most of the multi-year cost difference lives. The trade is track record: AIVELA is a young brand, and sensor accuracy and app support over several years are unproven in a way an established ring's are not. Anyone who wants the safest bet pays more elsewhere; anyone who wants the data without a recurring bill is the buyer here.
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