CES was quite the place to see smart rings where we seen a luxury ring costing about $4k and another that will be revising its lineup with titanium and allows for digital ring sizing.

Stopping by the Noise booth at CES(which is their debut for the show), we got a chance to take a look at their iteration of their Luna Ring called the Luna Ring Gen 2.0 or simply Luna Ring 2. They are touting it as the first smart ring to be AI-powered and will be crafted from jet-grade titanium.

Apparently with AI being at the helm you will get more monitoring for the various biometrics of stress, sleep, heart health, etc. This will also help give advice for nutrition and workout regimes. One of the biggest features Noise is offering is that it will have a whopping 30 days of battery life. No one is offering even close to that. Ring 2 will also come with a case to charge your ring and protect it at the same time.

It is set for a March 2025 release with $50 preorders available now. This is essentially go does the total price of the device which should be $300. No subscription like Oura.

This was also the first time I got to see the Luna Ring 1st Gen in person. It originally released in October 2023 and has a selection of five colors ranging from Midnight Black, Stardust Silver, Sunlit Gold, Lunar Black, and Rose Gold.

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