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Lumia Health
Lumia 2 Smart Earrings
$249.00
Lumia 2 Smart Earrings are health-tracking earrings designed to hide wearable sensors inside an everyday jewelry form. They focus on blood-flow tracking, sleep, temperature, cycle, readiness, and discreet wellness monitoring.
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product typesmart health-tracking earrings
positioningworld’s smallest wearable / smart earring health tracker
form factorsmart earring back with jewelry front
core placementCore worn on the left ear according to media coverage
main sensor focusblood flow to the head
standard health trackingheart rate, sleep, temperature, cycle tracking, activity, readiness, exercise tracking
advanced insightshydration, posture, movement, diet response, cognitive performance, energy, focus, and mental clarity according to media / official positioning
sensor systemsecond-generation PreciseLight sensor according to media coverage
Before you buy
Where to buy Lumia 2 Smart Earrings
Lumia Health runs Lumia 2 as a Kickstarter campaign, and MetaOriental links to that campaign rather than selling the earrings. Lumia 2 Smart Earrings cost $249.00. Backing a campaign is a commitment rather than a purchase, so treat the ship date as an estimate.
Who Lumia 2 Smart Earrings are for
Lumia 2 is for people who want health tracking that nobody can see — the sensor sits in an earring back and any jewellery front can go on it. The Core is worn on the left ear and measures blood flow to the head, alongside heart rate, sleep, temperature, cycle, activity and readiness. It suits anyone who dislikes wearing a watch or a band.
Are Lumia 2 Smart Earrings worth $249.00?
At $249.00 Lumia 2 is priced with smart rings, and the honest comparison is with a ring rather than with a watch. Measuring at the ear is less established than measuring at the wrist or finger, so accuracy is the open question and no independent testing exists yet at campaign stage. Anyone who does not wear earrings daily should not start for a tracker.
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