QALO has launched the health-tracking smart ring, the QALO Ring with NanoTechnology (QRNT), which is a combination of the company’s signature silicone material and its advanced health-monitoring technology.
Designed to help users take proactive steps towards better health, the ring offers a range of tracking features through a complementary app, all without subscription fees.
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QRNT is claimed to provide users with a comprehensive suite of health-tracking features. These include monitoring blood oxygen saturation (SpO₂), heart rate and its variability, stages of sleep, and stress levels, among others. This data is accessible through the app.
To further enhance the user experience, the company has introduced interchangeable silicone QRNT Covers to provide surface protection for the ring and additional comfort.
Owned by WIN Brand Group, QALO views the launch as the initial step towards achieving its mission of making personalised wellness accessible to every individual.
Positioned as an ‘affordable’ option, the ring is designed to cater to a wide audience, from fitness enthusiasts to those just starting their wellness journey. The smart ring encourages users to make small, meaningful improvements in their health daily.
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By GlobalDataWIN Brand Group president Jacob Brewer said: “Since revolutionising the silicone ring market, QALO has been committed to creating products that seamlessly integrate into active, everyday lives.
“With the QRNT Ring, we’re excited to bring a quality product at a price that is more approachable. By combining our signature silicone material with leading-edge technology, we’ve created a product that embodies our vision of making personalised style and wellness accessible for all.”
