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Dreame AI Haptic Ring
$299.00
The Dreame AI Smart Ring costs $299.00. It is a lightweight ring that tracks sleep and heart rate and replaces screen time with haptics: it taps your finger for alerts and takes touch gestures as input, so you can check in on your night and dismiss a notification without picking up a phone.
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product typeAI smart ring / wearable
thickness2.5 mm
weightas low as 2.6 g according to Dreame NEXT release; 5.2 g reported for AI haptic ring coverage
materialsaviation-grade titanium alloy outer ring / hypoallergenic epoxy resin inner ring; microcrystalline zirconia nano-ceramic reported in early coverage
health sensorsPPG for heart rate and SpO2, temperature sensor, accelerometer
health featuresheart rate, blood oxygen, body temperature, respiratory rate, sleep structure, sleep analysis, activity tracking, health risk assessment
interactionAI Touch Zone, tap control, haptic feedback
alertscalls, messages, prolonged sitting, hydration, medication, health notifications
Before you buy
Where to buy the Dreame AI Smart Ring
Dreame sells the AI Smart Ring through its own store at smartlife.dreametech.com, and MetaOriental links there rather than selling the ring directly. The Dreame AI Smart Ring costs $299.00.
Who the Dreame AI Smart Ring is for
The Dreame AI Smart Ring suits people who want sleep and heart-rate tracking without a screen on their wrist. The ring is 2.5 mm thick and weighs from about 2.6 g in a titanium alloy shell, and it is rated water-resistant. Dreame builds in an AI Touch Zone with haptic feedback, so calls, messages, hydration and sitting reminders arrive as taps rather than notifications you have to look at.
Is the Dreame AI Smart Ring worth $299?
The Dreame ring sits at a similar price to other smart rings but does not carry the monthly subscription that some competitors require to see your own data, which changes the two-year cost considerably. The haptic alerts are the part most rings do not have. A ring cannot show you anything, so anyone who wants to read a notification rather than feel it is better served by a watch.
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